2001 M3 LSB/ Grey/ 6 speed

[crews]

No longer for sale. Please delete

[e30Nick]

It has been wrecked once. Ex was texting and took out a mailbox.

lol is that why shes now the ex? nice car though, glws

[Cha Ching]

Is it a slick top?

[Old city bimmer]

Nice car, but the $$$........

[jhaurimn]

Those are pathetic excuses for pictures. :| Detailed underbody pictures would be good for a flooded car.

[ak-]

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I think the price is fair. I also never understood why people add 'cash' to the end of their offer as if it makes it more appealing. What else are you going to pay with? Gum?

[madsedan]

9,999 tacos....cash! Lol

This is a great fs ads btw, and I'm being serious, wish more of them were as honest as the seller

[madsedan]

I sent you a pm crews

[rturbo 930]

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I think the price is fair. I also never understood why people add 'cash' to the end of their offer as if it makes it more appealing. What else are you going to pay with? Gum?

A check? I don't know if I've ever bought a car with actual bills, which is what most people mean by 'cash'.

[rturbo 930]

I have only allowed a check when I walked into their bank with them- and had a cashiers check drawn immediately off of their account....

Checks and even cashiers checks are far too easy to counterfeit.

I have bought all of my cars with good old fashioned Benjamins..... Well except the ones I have financed at a dealer.....

I've only used cashiers checks when buying. I don't know anything about counterfeiting checks, but IMO a cashiers check is a lot better than sending an envelope full of cash when buying a car from 500+ miles away. Worked for me. Mind you, I've never spent more than about $2500 on a car. If I were dealing with 10k+ I might look into something more secure.

[ak-]

Even if the intent is to pay with a cashier's check, adding 'CASH' to the end of your offer is like adding tassels to a motorcycle and expecting us to be impressed.