2008 Mazda Mx-5 Miata Touring Convertible 6-speed Manual 49k No Reserve Nice! on 2040-cars
Valrico, Florida, United States
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Must go! Very nice, upgraded Copper Red Mica 2008 Mazda Miata MX-5 Touring Convertible 6-speed black mico-fiber cloth interior with 49,400 miles. No accidents, VERY nice used condition vehicle. Nothing wrong with it at all. Garage kept, Florida car. NO ACCIDENTS. No leaks, No issues. Brakes over 70% remaining. Tires over 50%. Ice Cold Air! Drives perfectly!
Has recently installed, upgraded Brand New 7 speaker, $1000+ dollar sound system with Alpine head unit, Bluetooth, Hands Free, MP3, Ipod, CD, Infiniti door speakers, tweeters, Phoenix Gold 6x9's custom mounted behind seats, removable Bazooka 10" subwoofer in trunk with built in amplifier. HANDS DOWN BEST SOUND SYSTEM IN A MIATA.....PERIOD! Sounds AWESOME! Also, windows newly professionally tinted 20% with Lumar film (lifetime warranty), Convertible top perfect condition with glass rear window (also tinted). Wheels blacked out matte black with Plasti-dip rubberized coating. Will include 2 cans of gloss if someone wants them gloss black...OR (Can be removed and original stock wheels returned to normal..peels off if desired). Car is Super clean, ready to go. Needs nothing! Awesome Custom Low Mile Miata. Many publications rate this as the best sports car for the money in the world. I certainly agree. Only selling because we have 3 vehicles for two people. Not driving it much. Needs to be driven. Fall/Winter in FL is here! Enjoy this nice convertible. VERY FUN! ZOOM! ZOOM! Feel free to ask questions. NO TRADES, NO SCAMS. SERIOUS BUYERS ONLY. YOU BID AND WIN, YOU OWN IT! In person cash, money order, cashier's check only. All funds CLEAR BEFORE car leave. Shipping is responsibility of buyer. Title in hand. $14,700. Buy it now....Best price on similar miata anywhere. KBB $14,000 without all the upgrades! $1 START. NO RESERVE! HIGH BIDDER WINS IF BUY IT NOW ISN"T SELECTED BEFORE! Feel free to ask questions, and good luck. High bidder wins! NO RESERVE! ONLY TAKES ONE BID TO OWN IT! DON'T wait until the end...BID NOW! Thanks! 0 or negative feedback, contact me BEFORE bidding, or your bid will be cancelled. Thanks! On Oct-29-13 at 05:44:44 PDT, seller added the following information: Looks like once someone bids, the BUY IT NOW disappears. Buy it now is set at $14,700, which is very reasonable considering the year/condition/options on this one. Feel free to contact me if interested in skipping the auction and purchasing it now. Thanks! Also, received a couple questions about flood damage...forgot to list that one...but, this car has NO FLOOD damage, previous damage, or current damage of any kind. It is very, very clean! No worries. |
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