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1999 Mazda Miata Mx5, Convertible, 5-speed, A/c, Cruise, Rear Defrost, Green on 2040-cars

US $5,450.00
Year:1999 Mileage:86519
Location:

Dilworth, Minnesota, United States

Dilworth, Minnesota, United States

We are selling our 1999 Mazda Miata MX-5 convertible. Transmission is 5-speed and shifts smoothly.  The A/C blows cold air, cruise is steady.  Within the last 4 years we've put on new tires, clutch, convertible top with glass window and defrost. We put leather seat covers on in 2012 as the originals were starting to crack and it was crazy expensive to reupholster or replace them.  Paint is good with only very small flaws typical for a car its age.  Carpet is good but the 2 original Miata floor mats show wear.  The interior cover for the fuse box is missing unless I get it replaced before selling.  This car runs real nice and looks great.  I also have a full cover we use when in the garage that we'll throw in the deal.

We are selling simply because we do not get use out of it like we should.  I cannot arrange for shipping so buyer needs to take care of that.   We are about 250 miles west of Minneapolis on Interstate 94.  I want $250 when the bidding is done in my Paypal account within one day and the balance in cash at delivery.  Other arrangements must be cleared by me first.  Title is clear in my possession. 

I am a private seller so the buyer has to pick the car up or arrange for your own shipping. I have the Miata advertised elsewhere also so I reserve the right to cancel this ad anytime if it sells.  I'll do whatever I reasonably can to make this a smooth transaction. My reputation on Ebay is excellent and I wish to maintain that rating. 

Good luck.  You'll enjoy it.

You can ask questions through Ebay which I will allow to be published,  or call me at 701-371-6158.  I'm not a mechanic but I'll attempt to answer any questions if you don't get too technical.

Dennis

 

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