Bmw Z3 1996 Remote Keyless Entry Security System on 2040-parts.com
Portland, Oregon, United States
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Our beloved BMW Z3 bit the dust and we are parting it out, We have the parts I am listing plus the big ones I can not ship.The car ran perfectly until it was hit and sustained under carriage damage that could not be repaired or replaced. So listed is The Remote keyless entry security system.. All sales are final,so make sure it is what you need.I know there are several other BMW cars that take the same parts,just be sure it will fit. Thanks for watching..Shipping in US is $6.80 by USPS Priority small flat rate box. The shipping calculator did not seem to be working right.
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