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1999 Mazda Miata 10th Anniversary Convertible 2-door 1.8l Florida Car on 2040-cars

Year:1999 Mileage:111000
Location:

Fort Lauderdale, Florida, United States

Fort Lauderdale, Florida, United States
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 Very well maintained 99 Miata. I am the 3rd owner and a car enthusiast. This car drives straight and smoothly balanced. Fantastic handling and real fun to drive. This car is ready for a new Miata lover. Purchased this Miata from a dealer and knowing that it had an issue on the Carfax , but was not able to find any traces of any accident and dealer did not have any records either. Most of all, the car looked beautiful, all original and unmolested. Front bumper appeared repainted, but no evident damage beyond it. Front bumper and hood shows many rock chips and there are 3 small areas (quarter size) of surface corrosion, one by the gas filler, one by the passenger door and one on the front passenger side of the hood. This car has spent most its life in Vero Beach Florida and now, further south at my residence  in Weston Florida. I truly have enjoyed driving this fun Roadster and I have enjoyed working on it too.Therefore now I look forward for the next project car to put back in shape.

Here
is a specification list of options that the 10th Anniversary edition offers and a list of recent work performed on this generous Miata.

1.8 liter DOHC 16 valve inline 4-cylinder engine
Sports suspension with Bilstein shock absorbers
6 Speed manual overdrive transmission
Power assisted 4-wheel disc brakes
Torsen limited slip differential
Two tone leather bucket seats
Two tone leather steering wheel
Stainless scuff plates
Tweeter speakers
Bose audio system
Fog lights
10th Anniversary badging on left front fender
Cruise control
Blue cloth soft top with detachable boot
Front strut tower brace
Front air dams, side sills and rear mud guards
Power mirrors
Power antenna
Power windows

RECENT WORK PERFORMED:
Replaced the following:
Valve Cover Gasket, Front Crankshaft Seal, Timing Belt, Water Pump, Belt Tensioner and Idler Pulley, Front Cam Shaft Seals, Thermostat, Radiator Hoses, Engine Air Intake Filter, Serviced Radiator, Changed Eng. Oil & Filter (Mobil One). Replaced front brake rotors and pads, Flush brake system and add new fluid, Serviced Differential & Transmission. Install new spark plugs. Installed new "Robbins" Blue Cloth Top with glass window. Installed new tires Kumho Ecsta 195-50-15. Also purchased a fully transferable 3 year free wheel alignment with "Tires Plus". In addition included with the car is: Original owner's manual, original brochure, sticker sheet and certificate of authenticity for the 10th anniversary model.

Any questions? Please email me at solemio46@gmail.com.
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