Value of an FMII MSM?
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I apologize if there is a better place for this thread, I wasn't sure where to put it but figured here would at least be a safe bet.
There is a 2004 MSM with 42000 miles for sale that I found.
Pros: FMII kit
Cons: The soft top glass is separating and it seems like it has been in a front end collision. The seller says he replaced the front bumper cover and fender but that it still needs a headlight.
Assuming compression numbers are good and the damage does not seem to be extensive, what would this car be worth? He has it listed for $6700 but I haven't seen many FMII MSMs for sale so I really don't know what it is worth.
Input from more seasoned miata people would be appreciated!
There is a 2004 MSM with 42000 miles for sale that I found.
Pros: FMII kit
Cons: The soft top glass is separating and it seems like it has been in a front end collision. The seller says he replaced the front bumper cover and fender but that it still needs a headlight.
Assuming compression numbers are good and the damage does not seem to be extensive, what would this car be worth? He has it listed for $6700 but I haven't seen many FMII MSMs for sale so I really don't know what it is worth.
Input from more seasoned miata people would be appreciated!
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https://westmd.craigslist.org/cto/5841123848.html
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Crisp $100 bills in person do a lot for actual negotiation.
As long as you could part it out for what you paid (still a pain) I'd go for it if it doesn't look like a hack job.
I did that with an E30 'vert that didn't run well. But I got it cheap enough I knew just the bumpers/headlights/interior would get my money back. I ended up making about $3000 on it after making some trades.
As long as you could part it out for what you paid (still a pain) I'd go for it if it doesn't look like a hack job.
I did that with an E30 'vert that didn't run well. But I got it cheap enough I knew just the bumpers/headlights/interior would get my money back. I ended up making about $3000 on it after making some trades.