I Can Finally Introduce Myself...
03-09-2014, 01:46 PM
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I Can Finally Introduce Myself...
Hey everyone.
I've been lurking for awhile on this forum, and have been interested in getting myself a Miata for even longer then that. I found the deal for me yesterday and am a proud owner of a 1996 base model.
So far from what I've seen, the car has..
I got this 92k mile rust free car for $3900 and couldn't be happier. I'll post some pictures as soon as Ohio lets me bring the car out again. I'm located in northern Ohio and I hope to find some other guys from my area on this forum as well. My plans for the car are to slowly compile some parts for a turbo build, and at the same time pave the way to getting around emissions in my county for the need need for an aftermarket ecu. This may limit what I can do with the car, but until I can find a way to forced induction I am having loads of fun with the car N/A. I think that the car has everything done to it that I'd want to do to a N/A car which really helps me budget all of what I'm saving toward more power.
I've been lurking for awhile on this forum, and have been interested in getting myself a Miata for even longer then that. I found the deal for me yesterday and am a proud owner of a 1996 base model.
So far from what I've seen, the car has..
- Nearly perfect body/paint
- Racing Beat headers/exhaust
- TSI Induction Signals
- Tokiko Blue struts/Red springs
- Winter/Summer wheels with new tires on each set
- Matching original hard top
- Soft top
- Some sort of roll bar (haven't ID'd the brand yet)
- DDMWorks Intake
I got this 92k mile rust free car for $3900 and couldn't be happier. I'll post some pictures as soon as Ohio lets me bring the car out again. I'm located in northern Ohio and I hope to find some other guys from my area on this forum as well. My plans for the car are to slowly compile some parts for a turbo build, and at the same time pave the way to getting around emissions in my county for the need need for an aftermarket ecu. This may limit what I can do with the car, but until I can find a way to forced induction I am having loads of fun with the car N/A. I think that the car has everything done to it that I'd want to do to a N/A car which really helps me budget all of what I'm saving toward more power.
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and I agree with above, good deal
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