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1990 Mazda Miata Turbo - $2800 FIRM

Category: Import
Status: Clean Title

I have a 1990 Mazda Miata Turbo for sale, in USA - Florida.

Mileage: 148000 miles
Engine Size: 1.6

Priced to sell at $2800 FIRM

Seller Information:Lee
Phone: (914) 830-3472

1990 Mazda Miata Turbo - $3000 - Located in Ft. Lauderdale, FL

Summary:
- For sale is fun and fast Miata. The powertrain and interior are in great shape.
- Selling car because I need a family car.
- Car is turbocharged and NON-intercooled.
- Interior is 9 out of 10
- Exterior is 6 out of 10. Could use a paint job.

Details:
- 1.6L "Short-nose" from a 1992 with 116K. I've put less than 2k on new motor.
- Motor was completely refreshed with new belts, alternator, gaskets, etc.
- BEGi Shanghai Turbo - Professionally installed by a reputable Miata mechanic.
- Max boost is 7psi.
- ECU is a Megasquirt MS2 in a MSPNP enclosure (I can supply all my .msq files)
- Professionally cleaned 460cc injectors
- Running the latest Release 3.3.1 firmware.
- NGK- 4644 (BKR7E) spark plugs.
- BMW V-TPS
- AEM Wideband O2
- Boost and AEM AFR gauges
- Tranny fluid replaced with Red Line.
- Steering wheel is from an NB Miata.
- Harddog Roll Bar
- Direzza Star Specs

Known Issues:
- Could use some fresh paint.
- Minor dings on driver's side fender
- The passenger side door handle is sticky
- Sometimes it takes a couple turns of the key for the signal to get to the starter. Starter is ok. The root cause is that the ignition switch wire that goes to the starter solenoid has high resistance because a previous owner intercepted the signal to place a kill switch.

Firm on the price or is it negotiable?

Hmm, looks like a good car for the price. Good luck with the sale!

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Originally Posted by JakeLS01 (Post 1104931)

Firm on the price or is it negotiable?

Maybe I can shave off another $100 but that's it. It's already a good price as it stands.

I sent you a text message but figured I'd say it here.. Plane ticket for me is $500. Would you do $2400?

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Originally Posted by CantSleep_BuildinStuff (Post 1105098)

I sent you a text message but figured I'd say it here.. Plane ticket for me is $500. Would you do $2400?

Like I said in my text response, I would like to help you out but I can't lower the price. I may have time to pick up someone at the Ft. Lauderdale airport on a Saturday but they would still have to pay full price for the car (and bring their own plates).

BTW, I've lowered the price to $2800 but it's a firm $2800.

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Originally Posted by CantSleep_BuildinStuff (Post 1105098)

I sent you a text message but figured I'd say it here.. Plane ticket for me is $500. Would you do $2400?

Your location is not the seller's problem. Ever.

Op, your problem is that you started too cheap. Lowballers see cheap and go nuts.

Wish I could buy this thing just to screw around with. Too far away to make it worth it though.

Glws op, great deal.

I'd have to take off of work, rent a truck and trailer, pay for gas and needed maintenance, so can you just give me the car for free? :party: