1991 Mazda Mx-5 Miata Convertible 5sp Manual Super Low Miles on 2040-cars
Edison, New Jersey, United States
1991 Miata BRG special edition with only 22,000 miles. 1 of 4000 made. The first ever limited edition Miata for the U.S.A. Color is British Racing Green with tan leather interior. It is all original with factory Nardi shift knob and handbrake handle. I added oem cup holders, still have original ashtray. Comes with rare matching BRG factory hardtop, owners manual, and tonneau cover. Car is in excellent condition with a few stone chips and few areas of peeling paint on hardtop. All maintenance up to date including new spark plug wires, spark plugs, fuel filter, air filter, new shifter bushings. Oil and differential fluid changed to Mobil 1 synthetic. Brake fluid and coolant flushed. It has a new battery and new tires. I am the second owner. I bought it with around 13,000 miles. It still had original tires when I bought it. Never tracked or autocrossed. If you want a classic limited edition first generation original unmolested Miata, this is it. Hate to sell it but need to buy my daughter a car. Historically the Special Edition BRG Miata went on sale in March 1991. This edition was limited to This car also has the matching factory original BRG hardtop. The hardtop was actually optional on this model. |
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Part of the canvas, a late-1990s Mazda Protege, is a sub-$3,000 used car at best, but we're sure having Banksy's art sprayed onto it has greatly increased its value, as it did to a piece at a Former Packard plant in Detroit a few years ago. The same goes for the trailer, which looks like it would be right at home attached to a U-Haul rental truck.
The graffito, painted in the Lower East Side of Manhattan, was accompanied by a link to some disturbing audio from a controversial 2007 military video leaked by Wikileaks in 2010. Head on below to watch the video report, and be sure to visit Banksy's website if you want to see the painting with the audio (listener discretion advised).
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