1990 Mazda Miata Convertible on 2040-cars
San Rafael, California, United States
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HISTORY:
i bought this car for my girlfriend on ebay august 17, 2012 from a guy in pennsylvania
my girlfriend used it as her daily driver for just over a year and a half.
because of her job she needed a larger car so she bought an SUV
car has been stored outdoors and used for weekend fun trips.
for the last 3 months the car has been rarely used and sitting in my driveway
as the result of lack of use and the need for cash, my girlfriend has asked me to sell the car
GENERAL:
1990 mazda miata
224000 miles
1.6 engine with automatic transmission
power brakes
this is a running and drivable car
it is by no means perfect but useable
the car is registered, insured and resides in northern california
clear title in hand
VIN: JM1NA3519L0138663
RUNNING GEAR + SUSPENSION:
1.6 engine runs good and looks to be the original unit but when it is cold. it smokes when you first star the engine
the car has a squeak when you back up and when you drive slow…. not sure what it is
although the car passed california smog requirements, i do not believe it would pass again, therefor, it woill be the buys responsibility to take car of any smog requirements
automatic transmission works in all gears and seams to shift fine
transmission appears to be a replacement unit based on the markings on the oil pan
new master cylinder with a recent brake job
suspension appears to be all original i think it could use new shocks/struts
tires are in fair condition
BODY:
body is straight and paint in good shape
soft top in good shape, does not have a hard top
body has a few rust spots showing through the paint around the wheel openings and at the lower kick panel (see pictures)
side view mirrors do not seem to stay in place (specially the passenger side)
INTERIOR:
interior in fair shape
seats are a little bleached from the sun
no major rips or tears in the carpet or seats from what i can see
carpets are in fair shape
missing the cigarette lighter
radio cuts on and off from time to time… possible bad conniption
i do not think the air conditioner works
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