Wanted: Wanted: 94-97 Miata
I'm in the market for a 1.8L first-gen Miata. I've looked at a few now and haven't found one I'm happy with yet. So I'm asking the community out there if they know of any they can point me to.
Must have: - Zero rust - Torsen - Stock or fairly close to it
The rest I don't care that much about. Color, I prefer the darker colors, not a fan of white or light blue, but the rest are OK. First choice would probably be black. As far as condition, the cleaner the better, but if something is priced right I'll overlook some cosmetic issues. High miles aren't a deterrent as long as the car is mechanically sound. Hard top would be nice but not essential. Slight preference for the 94-95 cars for OBD1, but it doesn't make all that much difference.
I'm in Michigan, but I'm willing to travel a bit for the right car. The closer the better, and I'm going to want to see lots of pictures before I decide to drive 300 miles to go look at something. I'd really rather stay within a day's drive, but I'm somewhat flexible on this.
Willing to spend up to $4000, preferably less, but it depends on the condition of the car. I have cash in hand and I'm in no hurry. Contact tom "dot" spangler "at" gmail "dot" com if you know of any cars meeting my requirements.
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