1991 Mazda Miata, 131k, Hardtop, White on 2040-cars
Plainfield, Indiana, United States
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Good:130K runs very good, starts everytime, shifts very good, new parts: clutch and master cylinder, timing belt, brakes, front and rear seals, newer battery. Body is OK, I was going to do some sanding and touch up this Summer to make it look real, painted it myself 5 years ago, not factory finish but not bad. (TPC Classic White is the color) Heater is great. Great gas mileage. Good tires. Bad: Needs front and rear suspension work and you will be dealing with significant rust. The back tires are slightly bowed out and need to be adjusted but again there is some significant rust and that is an issue. (Although it drives fine it will need suspension work sooner or later.) The front lights need a new retracter rod to operate properly so I just leave them up. AC does not work. Back window on convertible top is cloudy and not smooth (see picture). Driver side window is hard to roll down, it works however. This car is 23 years old and has various wear and tear items. I have owned this car for 7 years. Hardtop by itself is worth $500. 5 cars and 2 kids in college time to thin the herd.
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