Category: Import
Status: Clean Title

I have a 2000 Mazda Miata for sale, in USA - California.

Mileage: 131000 miles
Engine Size: 1.8


Asking price is $6,000



Here is my 2000 Red/Tan with Clean Tittle and 131K miles. ( Im going back to school) this time im not in a rush for cash. Interior is a 9/10 exterio 8.5/10. I added coils and a hardtop so price has gone up

GOODS
-Hardop
-6speed (swaped with 65k Miles on it)
-Wilwood front kit
-4-2-1 header
-Cusco Type Zero Coilovers
-Abs/Ps/Ac
-Zero oil leaks
-Engine bay strut bar (not installed yet)

CONS
-Soft top has a tear
-rear bumper has a long scratch
-lip has some scratches
-CEL on due to header
-Radiator has a small leak (will fix in the next week or so)

$6000 OBO

 

6-speed? whats that auto shifter doing in there?

 

Subbed for answers. Could it be the illusive and coveted 6 speed automatic?

 

Also first thing I noticed... Quite an intriguing transmission there...

 

Zero Leaks....except radiator and soft top
Also in KMs...canadian car?

 

That pic was taken before the 6sp mt swap was done.

Its a California car. I meant to say no oils leaks anywhere. I never take off the hardtop so no leaks from above. Radiator is leaking.

Has 131k miles not kilometers

 

if you expect to sell this car to anyone other than a retard, you better start coming clean with all the info

no one will buy from someone that has to be forced to disclose info. thats what we call a "shady seller".

 

Not being shady it was an honest mistake. I used the thread tool and forgot to convert the kilometers to miles. I also stated no leaks but I already explained that I meant to say no oil leaks. Besides, I did add right underneath that the top has a tear and radiator is leaking so I was hiding that. Move along sir

 

an auto car swapped to 6sp is not the same as a 6sp car that came with a 6sp originally.
you didn't disclose that anywhere until people started asking questions.
makes people think what else you didn't disclose
good luck with the sale. you're gonna need it

 

That's why you need to be careful and explicit in the original posting. That's why you need to read back over it and make sure it makes sense. If you post No Leaks, then down below say that the radiator has a leak, then your proofreading should lead you to go back up and correct it to say "no oil leaks".

JUST SAYIN. go back in and add more information. more info on the swap, how many miles were on the 6-speed manual when you acquired it, who did the swap, is the speedometer still correct, pics of the tear in the soft top...

fix the damn leak in the radiator. an alum radiator is around $100 shipped on eBay. A buyer doesn't want to screw with that. You need to give details.

 

thank you, i fixed it.