is this guy on crack??
10-09-2008 | 04:33 PM
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Maybe not crack, but at least some low end prescription drugs. Trying to recoup 1/2 of his $9K in mods, plus a $2K car. Seems like a reasonable (but upper end) starting point, but I can't see it selling for $5K unless he is lucky and maybe in the spring. He will have to part out if he wants to hit $5k now.
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10-09-2008 | 04:40 PM
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But in case you still want to see it...1990 Mazda Miata A-Package.
Build date of June, 1989.
220,000 original miles on chassis, about 100,000
on recently refreshed and installed 1.6 Long nose crank engine.
OEM 14" wheels from 1994-97 painted
black, with some chipping. (were painted quickly) Car was in a minor accident in October of
2007, hit on the drivers side front. Exterior panels have been replaced, but damage is still present
under those exterior panels. Car chassis is straight, drives straight and looks good. Interior is
immaculate, except for a slightly worn drivers seat, carpet and crank in the dash. Air conditioning
has been 80% removed. Charcoal canister removed. Power steering has been removed as well. Needs a windshield.
CLEAN TITLE, NO RUST.
Following parts are what I can remember off the top of my head, all installed by myself. I have
receipts totaling almost $9,000 for what I paid for the car and all installed parts.
Aftermarket:
FM Voodoo II with 2554 turbo
ACT HD clutch and pressure plate
FM 10lb flywheel
FM Stainless clutch line
FM Sway bars
FM Frame rail kit
FM high flow cat (gutted)
FM Aluminum radiator
Ported/Polished intake manifold
MSD Boost Control box (retards timing under boost)
Hankook RS2-Z212 195/60-14 tires (practically new)
GAZ coilover shocks ( +/- 32 clicks of adjustment)
Goodridge stainless brake lines
Drilled/Slotted brake rotors (brand unknown)
EBC Green Stuff brake pads
Cork Sport "Drift" exhaust. 2.5"
Hard Dog Hard Core M1 roll bar
Super Pro differential bushing inserts
Super Pro end link bushings
EBay knock-off steering wheel and hub
JVC CD player with AUX input
Pioneer speakers in the doors
OEM and replacement:
1.6 long nose engine, ~100k miles (lower oil pressure, burns NO fluids)
- New seals, gaskets, timing belt. The WORKS.
Mazda Competition motor mounts
NB rear uprights (50k miles)
1997 4.10 Open differential with one-piece half shafts. (45k miles)
Transmission output seal (needs input seal and gasket)
New carpet in rear window area
New carpet in trunk
NB shift ****
NB heater core (25k miles)
Asking $6,500. Will take reasonable offers. For more information, PM me or you can contact me personally at:
jason@flyinmiata.com
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10-09-2008 | 04:43 PM
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He must be the brother of this guy who wants 19,500$ for his miata.
its a nice car but I doubt its worth 20 grand especially in todays market
http://s132.photobucket.com/albums/q...ent=miata3.jpg
its a nice car but I doubt its worth 20 grand especially in todays market
http://s132.photobucket.com/albums/q...ent=miata3.jpg
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10-09-2008 | 07:03 PM
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"about 100,000 on recently refreshed and installed 1.6 Long nose crank engine."
100,000 miles is a RECENTLY refreshed motor?? Put down, the crack pipe.
Oh, on a personal note.. I really want to punch anyone in the face that uses the word "immaculate" to describe a car. I don't give a **** how well cared for the car is NO ******* USED CAR CAN EVER PHYSICALLY BE IMMACULATE!!
Hey, Dumbfuck... Your car, by dictionary definition IS NOT ******* IMMACULATE! DOUCHE!
100,000 miles is a RECENTLY refreshed motor?? Put down, the crack pipe.
Oh, on a personal note.. I really want to punch anyone in the face that uses the word "immaculate" to describe a car. I don't give a **** how well cared for the car is NO ******* USED CAR CAN EVER PHYSICALLY BE IMMACULATE!!
Merriam Webster:
Main Entry:
im·mac·u·late Listen to the pronunciation of immaculate
Pronunciation:
\i-ˈma-kyə-lət\
Function:
adjective
Etymology:
Middle English immaculat, from Latin immaculatus, from in- + maculatus stained — more at maculate
Date:
15th century
1: having no stain or blemish : pure
2: containing no flaw or error
3 a: spotlessly clean
b: having no colored spots or marks <petals immaculate>
— im·mac·u·late·ly adverb
Main Entry:
im·mac·u·late Listen to the pronunciation of immaculate
Pronunciation:
\i-ˈma-kyə-lət\
Function:
adjective
Etymology:
Middle English immaculat, from Latin immaculatus, from in- + maculatus stained — more at maculate
Date:
15th century
1: having no stain or blemish : pure
2: containing no flaw or error
3 a: spotlessly clean
b: having no colored spots or marks <petals immaculate>
— im·mac·u·late·ly adverb
Hey, Dumbfuck... Your car, by dictionary definition IS NOT ******* IMMACULATE! DOUCHE!
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10-15-2008 | 09:32 PM
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Yes he is.
If anyone is interested in that miata on the FM for sale page with the edelbrock intake manifold the owner wrote me back saying he'd take $2000 for the whole car. He needs to sell it. 4th car down here http://www.flyinmiata.com/us/for_sale.asp
If anyone is interested in that miata on the FM for sale page with the edelbrock intake manifold the owner wrote me back saying he'd take $2000 for the whole car. He needs to sell it. 4th car down here http://www.flyinmiata.com/us/for_sale.asp
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10-16-2008 | 12:08 AM
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If anyone is interested in that miata on the FM for sale page with the edelbrock intake manifold the owner wrote me back saying he'd take $2000 for the whole car. He needs to sell it. 4th car down here http://www.flyinmiata.com/us/for_sale.asp
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