Mazda Eunos (jdm=miata) Configuration: Badging, Hubcaps, 180-speedo, S-covers, on 2040-cars

US $4,300.00

Year:1993 Mileage:123652 Color: White /
black/red

Location:

Littleton, Colorado, United States

Mazda EUNOS (JDM=Miata) configuration: Badging, hubcaps, 180-speedo, S-covers,, US $4,300.00, image 1

Mazda EUNOS (JDM=Miata) configuration: Badging, hubcaps, 180-speedo, S-covers,, US $4,300.00, image 2

Mazda EUNOS (JDM=Miata) configuration: Badging, hubcaps, 180-speedo, S-covers,, US $4,300.00, image 3

Mazda EUNOS (JDM=Miata) configuration: Badging, hubcaps, 180-speedo, S-covers,, US $4,300.00, image 4

Mazda EUNOS (JDM=Miata) configuration: Badging, hubcaps, 180-speedo, S-covers,, US $4,300.00, image 5

Mazda EUNOS (JDM=Miata) configuration: Badging, hubcaps, 180-speedo, S-covers,, US $4,300.00, image 6

Mazda EUNOS (JDM=Miata) configuration: Badging, hubcaps, 180-speedo, S-covers,, US $4,300.00, image 7

Advertising:

Transmission:5 speed
Engine:1.6 litre OHC
Vehicle Title:Clear
For Sale By:Private Seller

VIN: jm1na351xp1416664 Year: 1993
Interior Color: black/red
Model: MX-5 Miata
Number of Cylinders: 4
Trim: Eunos configuration
Drive Type: rear drive
Options: CD Player, Convertible
Mileage: 123,652
Safety Features: Anti-Lock Brakes, Driver Airbag
Sub Model: roadster
Power Options: Air Conditioning
Exterior Color: White

Condition: Used: A vehicle is considered used if it has been registered and issued a title. Used vehicles have had at least one previous owner. The condition of the exterior, interior and engine can vary depending on the vehicle's history. See the seller's listing for full details and description of any imperfections. ...

An excellent example of an American Miata in JDM (Japanese Domestic Market) trim. In Japan it is not called a Miata Convertible, it is a Eunos Roadster and is RHD with different badging and trim and colors and seats. I had purchased a Japanese Sales Brochure and a book with great color pictures and set about making my Miata over into a Eunos. After all, several years ago Mazda proudly announced the production of its millionth Miata, takes a bit of imagination to make yours stand out in this.... sea..... of long-lived Miatas.

One road-tester for a car mag called the Miata the "finest MGB that England never made", this was based on the similarities between the two cars: same weight, same CCs of engine, similar length/width/etc. Except the Miata regularly exceeds 200,000 miles as a good functional sports car, (you can find em on Ebay with those miles)....but the MGB ...not so much...sad, and I used to race an MGB in RMVR, loved em. But lack of reliability, early parts failure and so on doomed the Brits. O well.

The car is strangely optioned, power mirrors and steering with headrest speakers and manual windows?

Now there are cheaper Miata-Eunos cars out there but consider:

NEW in last 17 months: 4 tires, complete clutch SYSTEM (clutch, TO-bearing, P-Plate, clutch master cylinder and slave cylinder, refurbish flywheel), new top, 4 wheel alignment, new grille, JVC CD and radio, EUNOS bits, inner tie-rods, radiator and A/C condenser and silicone hoses, air-management undertray, brakes, refinishing Daisy wheels with clear lacquer, timing belt/water pump and A/C belt, etc.

Some of the more significant costs: tires=350, clutch System=2100, top=900, align=80, JVC=130, tierods=340, rad=155, condenser=105, hoses=50,timingbelt+pump=515.

total= $ 4,775. for the big lumps. All the other stuff: Wipers, Eunos Bits, louvers, swapping all the major-fluids and so on...who can keep track? So all the Major Maint and replacing stuff has been done (receipts for all the above go with the car).

And then I hit a tall Chevy SUV (Slid under his rear bumper) at 25 miles per hour in the rain....just two weeks ago.

So you can see the pics of the car before, and after with the primer front. I am due to see the new front-bumper cover tomorrow for possible purchase. So I had to replace the hood, passenger side front fender, one headlightr cover, a bumper support bracket and the bumper cover, The marker lights and reflector lights did not get broken because of the slow speed so....all the bits went back on with tasteful mods (see louvers pics). All the lights work well and the car moves down the road straight and smooth. Were it not for the primer you would never know. But now I am at a crossroads, about to move my girlfriend in (yeah, even at age 72 you still have "Relationships") and I own two convertibles, a Eunos-Miata and a Mustang. Gotta sell one so.....both are listed, fate will sell one and I will keep the other. And then her Elantra will sleep inside and there will be peace in the house..

So you can fly in and drive home in a solid reliable car. I will meet you at the airport with a full tank and point you in the right direction.

NOTE: someone sent me an email on a point that I was not clear enough on....The car is completely repaired and I am driving it now MINUS the bumper cover. I am looking at one tomorrow that may/may-not be worth buying? So the Worst-Case is that you buy a Eunos that is completely drivable to go home in...minus the front bumper cover. The Best-Case is that you buy a Eunos with the front bumper cover fitted that is completely drivable to go home in. BUT IN EITHER=CASE THE CAR IS IN PRIMER FROM THE WINDSHIELD FORWARD. So it will require paint and I would recommend, for obvious reasons, white. Color is up to you of course. And both fenders have been sanded on the inside and painted with Rustolieum satin black (see pics) so that the car will outlive its brethren without rust. Nothing like being OCD...

NOTE: the S-covers (pictured) were available only in Japan and covered the speakers in the door, who knew the Japanese were into art-deco. You also get all the stock parts that were replaced by Eunos bits: hubcaps, door sills, emblems, etc. As the JDM brochure shows, they were available in Japan with red or blue interiors in addition to the black/tan we got offered and my red console? You also get the black console with it. See pics. Also have all the front end lights, Marker and Side both. You also get the original Miata cassette player/radio (in the JVC box). In addition I have two more cans of the red flexible spray paint for the doors. And the headlights pop up and shine like always. The grille is Moss Motors new, and the somewhat rare plastic piece that goes across the bottom of the windshield (always cracked) is perfect and hanging on the wall. And I am sure that I have forgotten to list all the extra bits but they will be loaded into the car as I have no use for them if the Eunos sells before the Mustang.

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