1995 Mazda Miata Base Convertible 2-door 1.8l on 2040-cars
Edmonds, Washington, United States
1995 Mazda MX5 has 151k miles, i recently installed double din dvd player, has the usual miata ticking at startup but once the vheicle build pressure its gone, have driven multiple miatas thats normal. Has good clutch with plenty of life left on it. Ths vheicle was involved in a accident, Only thing i had to replace was the hood everything else is orginally. Accident had tweaked the radiator support but i got that pulled out. But the Bumper reinforcement is still bent, I ever did alignement and car still drives straight. The vheicle has been sitting for a while and has some moisture but i will try and clean it up. Also trunk has some speeage due to old rubber I think.
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