1990 Supermiata S2 "ish" street car and Trailer - Pittsburgh
06-19-2020, 07:36 PM
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1990 Supermiata S2 "ish" street car and Trailer - Pittsburgh
1990 Miata Track Prepared Street Car
Car is Sold
Trailer is sold
Car is Sold
Trailer is sold
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06-21-2020, 02:34 PM
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Nice build. Feel free to join and post this on MRPBST https://www.facebook.com/groups/MiataRacePrepBST/
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06-21-2020, 04:13 PM
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Hello:
Trailer
What is the actual width?
The small wheels/tires 13" or smaller, able to fine good trailer tires "D" rates here in USA?
The wheels under the bed is much like the European's build trailers to fit local roads, not done much here in the USA.
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Trailer
- probably 3-4k miles. Always garaged
- Custom built to fit through a narrow single bay garage door
- 17' long
What is the actual width?
The small wheels/tires 13" or smaller, able to fine good trailer tires "D" rates here in USA?
The wheels under the bed is much like the European's build trailers to fit local roads, not done much here in the USA.
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Grant
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06-21-2020, 04:41 PM
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Hello:
Trailer
What is the actual width?
The small wheels/tires 13" or smaller, able to fine good trailer tires "D" rates here in USA?
The wheels under the bed is much like the European's build trailers to fit local roads, not done much here in the USA.
Thanks
Grant
Trailer
- probably 3-4k miles. Always garaged
- Custom built to fit through a narrow single bay garage door
- 17' long
What is the actual width?
The small wheels/tires 13" or smaller, able to fine good trailer tires "D" rates here in USA?
The wheels under the bed is much like the European's build trailers to fit local roads, not done much here in the USA.
Thanks
Grant
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06-22-2020, 11:25 AM
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Tows easy behind my sequoia. I would think the combo is around or under 5K lb. 75-80mph all the way to road atlanta and back. Fuel economy while doing that is a different story—single digits!
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07-09-2020, 05:55 PM
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Well tracks are just now opening up in limited capacity and there is this whole economic issue with COVID-19 keeping many people from spending large sums of money on uncertain hobbies. Not saying the car isn't worth it, but at 8K+ for a track focused car its going to be a while until the perfect buyer is found. Source I only had person interested in my similar prep, more powerful, track focused car at $8k two years ago.
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07-09-2020, 06:46 PM
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Well tracks are just now opening up in limited capacity and there is this whole economic issue with COVID-19 keeping many people from spending large sums of money on uncertain hobbies. Not saying the car isn't worth it, but at 8K+ for a track focused car its going to be a while until the perfect buyer is found. Source I only had person interested in my similar prep, more powerful, track focused car at $8k two years ago.
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07-09-2020, 07:55 PM
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Yes it's very nice. 
I worked on it a time or few. It was in Indiana for years and years through at least 2 owners (both on here) and treated well. But it's as much "from CA" as my truck is "from Japan." 
Either way, it's a great car and the price isn't outrageous as all. Just hold out, a buyer will come!
I worked on it a time or few. It was in Indiana for years and years through at least 2 owners (both on here) and treated well. But it's as much "from CA" as my truck is "from Japan." Either way, it's a great car and the price isn't outrageous as all. Just hold out, a buyer will come!
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