1992 Mazda Miata Base Convertible 2-door 1.6l on 2040-cars
Epping, New Hampshire, United States
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Get a jump on Spring! For sale is a 1992 Mazda Miata. The car is a 5-speed “A-package” with A/C , for
those familiar with the option packages for that year, and features roll-up
windows and manual door locks which I think adds to the appeal of a basic
roadster. The color is the desirable and
less common Mariner Blue (the majority of Miatas of this vintage are red). This
rust-free Miata currently has 62k (~3000/year) miles on it - it has always been
stored in a garage, never driven in the snow, and rarely driven in the rain. It has been
completely stock since day one except for the style/roll bar which simply
unbolts if the new owner wants to remove it (no interior panels were cut to
install). The fenders, hood, doors, and trunk all have the original stickers
that match the VIN. I (certified small
engine mechanic) am the 2nd owner of this car, the first owner was a middle
aged adult, and he had the car for 11 years. This is one of the cleanest NA's
you will see on the road – especially in the Northeast. It runs like new, sounds great, and gets over
30 MPG. Top is intact, no rips, and the plastic rear window is also in
excellent shape with no cracks and no yellowing. Interior is also in very good condition with
no cracks in dash or other parts, no tears in the seats, and good carpet, etc. There
are a couple of very minor dings and small scratches here and there on the body
as would be expected on a car of this age. The passenger
lower rocker has a small dent up from the bottom - looks like the prior owner
ran over a small rock – and you have to specifically look to see it. Everything
works on this car – plenty of tread on the tires, plenty of life in the brake
pads. Even the original radio is in place and it works. Clutch slave cylinder
recently replaced. Some service records available including the original sales
receipt. I have to make room for other cars/projects and the Miata has to go. This
is a beautiful car and it won’t last long – if you are looking for an original
Miata, here’s your chance. Car is for sale locally by word-of-mouth (and other means) and the listing may be cancelled at any time. I can take more pics of anything you want to see when the weather improves (currently in the middle of a snowstorm). I'll add some interior pictures this weekend - I'm stuck inside and I figured I'd list the car while I have the chance. Paypal for deposit only, balance in cash only. |
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