1992 Mazda Miata with Italia kit - $5500
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1992 Mazda Miata with Italia kit - $5500
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Category: Import
Status: Clean Title
I have a 1992 Mazda Miata with Italia kit for sale, in USA - New Jersey.
Engine Size: 1.6l
Asking price is $5500
Posting this for Paul since he's never on this site anymore:
I have a 1992 Miata with the Simpson Design Italia Kit installed. Anyone who knows this kit knows it goes for like $5000 NOT installed and usually around $8000 installed.
Asking $5500
The car has:
Racing Beat cold air intake(no longer made) see in pics
Spax adjustable shocks
Aftermarket sway bars
Racing Beat or Jackson Racing header(I forget)
Cloth top with glass rear window(zippered)
Black leather seats
Some "shotgun" center exit exhaust
It has just over 100,000 miles
New clutch and clutch hydraulics installed a week ago
SOLD
SOLD
Category: Import
Status: Clean Title
I have a 1992 Mazda Miata with Italia kit for sale, in USA - New Jersey.
Engine Size: 1.6l
Asking price is $5500
Posting this for Paul since he's never on this site anymore:
I have a 1992 Miata with the Simpson Design Italia Kit installed. Anyone who knows this kit knows it goes for like $5000 NOT installed and usually around $8000 installed.
Asking $5500
The car has:
Racing Beat cold air intake(no longer made) see in pics
Spax adjustable shocks
Aftermarket sway bars
Racing Beat or Jackson Racing header(I forget)
Cloth top with glass rear window(zippered)
Black leather seats
Some "shotgun" center exit exhaust
It has just over 100,000 miles
New clutch and clutch hydraulics installed a week ago
SOLD
SOLD
Last edited by ArtieParty; 03-17-2010 at 11:57 AM. Reason: pics
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Good luck with sale. I used to have that Racing Beat intake... I always liked how it became pliable in your hands after a long drive.
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That Nardi wheel is about $400 by itself, just beautiful. I could make it to Maryland. I just went to Florida and picked up a 91 from the original owner. I'm actually going to the bank to pay off my 99, I sold it to Rotornut. I'm pretty sure that I wouldn't have a problem getting another loan from the credit union.
Last edited by oldgrayfrog; 03-17-2010 at 11:58 PM.
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I drove down to NC with Paul to pick up this car and drove it for a little on the way back home. It was very, very quick for a naturally aspirated 1.6. Paul and I both though there had to be something done to this internally. I'm not saying there is, just that it is/was fast for naturally aspirated.
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that car needs to be lowered about an inch or get some larger wheels, otherwise it looks really great for a body kit.
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I like it. A smokin deal for a completed car. $3k car, $6k kit. $2-3k bodywork and paint , $3k in interior and top improvements. It would take $15k to duplicate it.
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Love the car! any chances of trades + cash? I have a 91 with less than 45k on it.....
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I drove down to NC with Paul to pick up this car and drove it for a little on the way back home. It was very, very quick for a naturally aspirated 1.6. Paul and I both though there had to be something done to this internally. I'm not saying there is, just that it is/was fast for naturally aspirated.
drag coefficient?