1995 Mazda Miata With 350z Motor Swap - Unfinished Project on 2040-cars
Spring Branch, Texas, United States
This is an unfinished project. The car does not run and needs someone to finish this project. It is a 1995 Mazda Miata with a Nissan 350z motor, TEC3 engine management, full rollcage, TEIN shocks with EDFC, Nissan LSD, Kodiak Racing 3 piece lightweight 17" wheels (front and rear) and two 15" wheels with slicks, Wilwood brakes, body kit that is custom molded together so rear and front bumpers are molded into the side panels, and lot's of other custom aftermarket parts such as headlights, gauges, etc.
You will need to make arrangements to pick up or have the car shipped to you. You will be dealing with Bell Engineering. The car is located at: Bell Engineering 203 Kestrel Drive Spring Branch, TX 78070 (830) 438-2890 corky@bellengineering.net Google Bell Engineering and go to their website. Click "Current Projects" link under "In The Shop". Click on "1.8L Miata w/ 350Z Motor". I'm sorry but Ebay does not allow me to provide links. For more pictures of the project please send me a message. Ebay does not allow me to provide links to my photo album. These are the stuff Bell Engineering did. 1. Motor and transmission. Labor Labor for 17 hours for work done thru Oct. 15, 2008. Uncrated and disassembled motor, drive train, modified engine bay for motor to fit, working on mounting transmission, steering rack and subframe. |
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