Never crashed shes immaculate, she was put on a lift and checked witg a magnet before bought...
Never crashed shes immaculate, she was put on a lift and checked witg a magnet before bought...
Loads. Of cars came with. Sports interiors e90's are doing the same
Theres a simple solution to put this to rest
Vin , enter , result ,finished
The only thing is magnets are no good for completely new panels, aluminium panels or plastic/composite panels. A magnet or even a paint depth guags wouldn't tell much when it comes to bumpers.Originally Posted by -amanda jdm-
Current Garage:
e36 Convertible, e63 M6,F82 M4, R53 Cooper S, F57 JCW, R53 JCW GP1, Porsche Panamera, Porsche 991 C4S
The car was never crashed!!!
How can you say for definite? I am not trying to bad mouth your car as I don't know a thing about it but could have been just cosmetically damaged which is I guess what the guys above are getting at, the original bumpers may have been damaged and replaced with cheaper parts, happens all the time. There would be no way of knowing if this did or did not happen imo. As said the best thing to do is to run your vin (chassis) number through one of the vin checkers to get full spec of the car.
Two trucks father.
Amanda
It's probably a SE with sport options selected. My x5 is the same, it's an SE but has sport suspension, seats, black headlining etc that are normally just on a sport.
Stick the vin through a bmw vin checker just to be sure.
HTH
John
Your jeep was rolled over ,so lot parts from SE model :hehe!:
Ha! Probably 2 of them welded together!Your jeep was rolled over ,so lot parts from SE model :hehe!:
Posting Permissions
Reply With Quote