2000 Mazda Miata Mx5 on 2040-cars
Port Saint Lucie, Florida, United States
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2000 MAZDA MIATA MX5 with approx 90,500 miles this car is in unbelievable condition and really runs and drives like new, the brakes were done this year and the tires are 80%, the body and paint look excellent, the interior is clean and in verygood to excellent condition, the air is cold, I installer an aftermarket pioneer deck that sounds great, power windows, the timing belt was done at 71,000 and the belts were replaced recently, the top is in good condition with the exeption of thr piping on the edge which can be replaced(see photo)I drive the car daily so the miles will go up roughly 50 miles per day, if you are looking for a great miata I do not think you can find a cleaner better running one for this money, i really hate to part with it but I need a 4 passenger and cannot afford to have another registration and insurance expense, there is an accident report I believe back in 2002 however it had to have been minor as I can't find where it was hit and I used to own a body shop years ago, so bid with confidence thank you and this is my car in my name thanks again also I have my car for sale locally so I may end the auction at any time thanks
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