CO '95 Boston Green, ALL the options

[irdave]

I've got a 95 Boston Green with the tan interior. Manual trans, 97,204 miles. The original owner purchased it with every option possible, including the limited slip diff. The past 10 or 15 years has lived a very easy life with garage parking. We bought it for my wife, and she decided she'd rather keep her other car ('14 Subaru WRX STI.) I'll post some pics directly, but I have all the records, including window sticker and all original books. The car is very stock aside from the aftermarket head unit.

I just installed new hood and hatch shocks, replaced one window regulator and aligned the other, had the paint polished and ceramic coated, cleaned the interior... The car is really in very good condition, starts, runs, has a blue toothed radio that connects to the phone for hands free phoning. We bought the car a couple of months ago from my friend in the '02 world (he has a '67 in Colorado orange, and I have a '76 that's generally referred to as the ugly car, even with the s14 in it.) He used it as a third car, so not much. I also have a complete '95 sport interior in black, that is dusty but in very good condition. Complete, like all of it, front and rear seats, dash, door panels, carpet, more. Plus extra tail lights, headlights, radiators, 3 sets of wheels, 2 red doors, a red hatch, red sunroof, most of the glass, the entire wiring harness. If a guy had a race Ti and wanted to put it back on the street, this is the parts pile. It's ridiculous.

Me? Was on the 318ti list serve back in the late 90s while I was stationed in Alaska. Sold that car ('96 Ti S in Alaska Blue), ended up with an '07 Z4 M Coupe, had an e46 wagon that I did a complete e46m3 swap into (like so complete the emissions people didn't realize it was a swap), had a '72 2002 tii, and now have the '76 2002. I'm in Colorado. The car is in very good condition and drives great- I mean, I bought it for my wife. Text is best 970 to two too 9597 or dave at stmsuspension dot com.

Damn, almost forgot the price. I paid $6,000 for it. Just want the $6k back, so I'd sell it for that.