2000 Mazda Miata Mx-5 Convertible 2-door 1.8l New Top And Seats on 2040-cars
Miami, Florida, United States
2000 Mazda MX-5 Miata white manual transmission Here is my white 2000 Mazda MX-5 Miata with tan top and interior and only 90k miles I am the 2nd owner of
the vehicle and it has a clean Florida title. The car has been with me since
May 2010 and I am selling it to get a bigger car. Besides the parking brake not
working (I blame Tire Kingdom for that) and the cruise control is not working
either, everything else works fine. In terms of cosmetics, the rear bumper is
scraped on the right-rear corner, a dent on the right rear panel, the right
mirror has a scratch, the hood has a few paint chips and there are possibly 2
unavoidable door dings around the car. The car has never seen snow since the
first owner bought the car in San Diego, CA and moved out to Pompano Beach, FL;
and I have always had it in South Florida with the exception of a 2100 mile
trip to Southwest Texas during the summer of 2011 and it performed flawlessly. Since I have owned the vehicle I have done the following major maintenance to it: - 50,997 odometer reading - Valve cover gasket and spark
plugs - 59,567 odometer reading - New clutch - 69,647 odometer reading - Timing belt Oil changes have been done before the recommended 5,000 mile
intervals. I installed new all-season tires on 12/2012, and new front brakes on
1/2013. More pampering came early February 2013, with reupholstered seats and a
new vinyl top with glass window & rear defrosters. - 5 speed manual (PARKING BRAKE IS CURRENTLY NOT WORKING SO
I PARK IT IN 1ST GEAR) - air conditioning with front and rear defoggers - BOSE premium AM/FM/Cassette/CD 4 speaker stereo with power
antenna - power windows - power door locks - power mirrors - cruise control (NOT CURRENTLY WORKING) - tan leather seats - two-tone black/tan interior - Nardi Torino steering wheel - 15 inch alloy wheels PAYMENT: Deposit of US$300.00 via PayPal 48 hours of Auction Close. Full Payment Required Within 7 days of Auction. |
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