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* 1995 Bmw 5-series / Rare "olympic Games Edition" / No Reserve !!! on 2040-parts.com

US $950.00
Location:

Amarillo, Texas, US

Amarillo, Texas, US
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Selling this 1995 BMW 5 series Sedan with the "Olympic Games Edition" option.

It has had a collision in the left front that is not that severe. The hood is OK. Mainly a fender & light.... It still runs & drives & shifts and handles fine. However, it has a leak in the engine oil pan at the drain plug that is causing a drip.

For this reason, I do not recommend driving it home. It holds the water fine, and the oil drip isn't that bad. You can start & test it, etc.

For these reasons I'm selling this at a way reduced price and as is, where is. It has a clear, clean Texas title ready for transfer. It has nice rims and tires as pictured, as well.

Feel free to email me with any questions, or to arrange an appointment for you, or mechanic, to come inspect the car if you wish.

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