2000 Mazda Miata Se Convertible 2-door 1.8l on 2040-cars
Seattle, Washington, United States
I'm selling my 2000 Mazda Miata because I'm moving to the Big Apple in the fall. No sense having a car there, no matter how cool it is. Lemme just tell you right now, this is the most fun I've ever had driving a car. But you probably already know this, because you're wanting to own one . . .
Ok, so - specs. Bad things first: This car is a SALVAGE TITLE. Know that now. That's why I'm not asking tons of money for it. I bought it as a salvage title, and it hasn't been a problem at all. You can tell there's a bit of damage to the front bumper/hood, but under the hood everything is fine, and I've even put in a bit of work on it. Onto the good things: It's fun, it's fast, it has a soft top with a glass rear window which is amazing for defogging, lemme tell you. Bose sound system plays great, AC blows cold, and the car handles beautifully. Wood-trim is a bonus (steering wheel and shifter), and the leather seats are in pretty good shape. It has a new timing belt/water pump, which was just over one grand to fix. It has new spark plugs, break pads, and the tabs are good til October - should get you through the summer driving! In terms of payment and delivery - I'll accept paypal or cash, and you are responsible for pickup if it's outside of the Pacific Northwest (Washington, Oregon, Idaho). Cheers! |
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