1995 BMW 325i (E36) convertible bright red 69k miles - amazing condition!

1995 BMW 3-Series Convertible Description:

Clean inside and out, even has plastic covers over the front turn signal indicators and headlights - car looks like it came straight out of 1995! Pictures speak for themselves - this car gets attention and is ready for your summer and fall cruising. Clear Texas title in-hand, this car has no surprises - everything works. Only 69k miles on this gorgeous car, finished in bright red (Hellrot) over Sand beige interior. Original window stick and manual included. Car is also listed locally so if it sells via that means, then it will no longer be available for sale here. Bid early and bid often so this gem doesn't get away!
AC works, locks work, all windows work, soft top is in great condition and closes and opens without issue, rear window is not fogged-up or dirty so you can see quite clearly through it. All the lights work, radio works, I can't find any functionality issues of any kind.
There is one small ding on the passenger side front fender that isn't truly noticeable until you happen to walk by and look at the right angle and the light hits at the same time - that's the only blemish I found aside from some touch-up paint that had been applied at some point in the past.
I can help arrange for shipping to anywhere in the country, enclosed or open-trailer, cost to be paid by buyer. Or you're welcome to fly in to DFW airport and drive the car home. I'm only about 20 minutes from the airport.

On Jul-11-17 at 08:04:49 PDT, seller added the following information:

To help answer some questions I've received, please read below:
I bought this car with the intent to surprise my parents for their upcoming retirement. However, in keeping it a surprise, they ended up buying a different convertible from a neighbor for a very reasonable price. That car is slightly nicer than this one (Mercedes 560SL) and is more their style - they have seen this car but the red is too "flashy" for them. So they no longer have room for another car (on top of the three cars and two motorcycles they have now) and I really don't have a use for a convertible. I've been driving BMW's for a while now (more than ten years, less than 20) and have owned several cars of this generation. This car drives as nice as the 1997 328i I had when that car was then three years old. And its in as nice condition too!
I received no service records for the car so I have done the next best thing. My BMW mechanic (25 years of experience) has evaluated the car and found absolutely zero issues. No vibrations during driving, no overheating or cooling problems, no unusual noises, no apparent fluid leaks, suspension is tight, steering is like any BMW from this era (tight, responsive, excellent feedback) and it works as intended, exhaust sounds great, accelerates and shifts like the car is supposed to - he said the car is as nice as it can be for a 1995 unless it had been stored in a museum since new. The motor had an oil change two weeks ago, and the brake light switch was just replaced since it was intermittently failing (the switch failed during a test drive on Sunday). This is a common issue on every older BMW I have owned. The rubber around the radio antenna has crumbled away, so I have a replacement part on order from my local BMW dealer - I should have that in two or three days and it will be replaced before the car is on it's way to the new owner.
Option wise you didn't have many options to choose from in 1995. Automatic transmission, premium package and all-season traction control are the installed options. It is pre-wired for a CD changer but one was never installed.
NADA shows the market valuation to be over $7000. I believe that to be accurate because I saw another similar convertible in Florida sold (via eBay) for $6500 (same model, a few more miles but different color combination).
If you have any questions not covered above, please do not hesitate to ask.