2004 BMW 330i ZHP Sedan AT w/ 46k miles (Atlanta, GA) - $9,981

[[USMC]Skywalker]

A PDR might fix the trunk dent, just not sure about the edge. It definitely requires a thorough cleaning though. Cant wait to get my hands on it!!

[Vas]

I added the Vin to zhp registry.

[az3579]

A PDR might fix the trunk dent, just not sure about the edge. It definitely requires a thorough cleaning though. Cant wait to get my hands on it!!

Not sure how that would be possible since it's right on a sharper edge.

[BMWCurves]

BMWCurves Thanks man, You also helped me find my last ZHP from the gentleman in Tennessee (the one with hail damage). It is all restored, all the dings removed using PDC and replaced all worn parts, had RRT go over the entire car and installed dinan software. The wife drives it now and she takes care of it meticulously. I owe you two now!!

My pleasure! I'm glad someone here grabbed it. For $10k that should leave you some good breathing room to give it some new parts and clean it up nicely. Looks great to me, be sure to post a build thread and pics. You had that TiAg coupe before, right?

[[USMC]Skywalker]

Yup i used to, I ended up selling it due to my job position then, I miss that car. So i am happy to get another one!

[ELCID86]

Congrats!


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[[USMC]Skywalker]

Thanks man, just spoke to the dealer again they are cleaning it up (will definitely be a below average job as I am OCD) and replacing "some stuff" not sure what it is. They are also doing a 45k mile oil service.

Lets see how this turns out. I may have to spend hours cleaning that leather. It looks like it needs ALOT of work!

[Vas]

Share pics when you can. Diamond in the rough

[az3579]

Thanks man, just spoke to the dealer again they are cleaning it up (will definitely be a below average job as I am OCD) and replacing "some stuff" not sure what it is. They are also doing a 45k mile oil service.

Lets see how this turns out. I may have to spend hours cleaning that leather. It looks like it needs ALOT of work!

Leatherique Pristine Clean can work wonders if you do it right... may need some supplemental products as well but the Pristine Clean should take of most of it!