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1989/1990 Mazda Miata Mx-5 With 21,400 Miles No Reserve on 2040-cars

Year:1990 Mileage:21400
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up for NO RESERVE auction today is a 1989/90 Mazda Miata MX-5  
the car is a 5spd with 21xxx miles
tires and convertible top are in good shape
ice cold a/c
accident free body with orginal paint
also has rally wheels

i only drove the car when i was down in Fl in the winter months

this car was always kept in the garage till a month ago when i drove another car down here 
the car has always had a car cover on it since it has been outside

 

i do have some records that prove the milage  tune up oil changes etc




I am selling this car for a friend's dad but if u want more pictures - have questions or to come look at it in person u can message me through ebay and i will get the answer for u 


 
prefer car to be picked up and paid for in cash within 10 days of auction ending
deposit of $1000 is due through paypal within 24hr of auction ending
if buyer wants to pay remaining balance of the car through paypal they are to pay for all fees
if buyer pays with check car is not leaving till check has cleared


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