It's local enough to me that it showed up on the FB Marketplace last night for $1080! Located in Inman, SC.
Do you dream of owning your own chopped-up, body-free Miata? This 1993 Mazda Miata has shed all needless metal and is advertised for $1200. The seller says it runs and drives fine. Forum member captdownshift had a solid suggestion: “Add Paco suspension and budget boost for some epic fun.”
It's local enough to me that it showed up on the FB Marketplace last night for $1080! Located in Inman, SC.
how flexy is a miata chassis without the doors? seems like it would be a good idea to throw some tube were the doors use to be. also a front tower strut bar seems like it wouldn't hurt
i dig it
prime sloppy 13b hand me down swp it is soo tempting.
I don't get the fascination...My only interest in that would be putting it out of it's misery and using it as a single-vehicle Locost donor.
Neat but no kart buggy miata yes though.
It is a locost !!!! lol Bare bones fun , cheap, good thrift ,What more would you want ? Some truck bed liner spray , and the right altitude and wheels ......
Looks like it could use a healthy dose of POR15, but apart from that, I'm sure it'd be fun.
At a minimum, I would add some NASCAR style door bars, both for rigidity and you know, not being tossed out the side. =P
Looks like a $1500 Miata that someone sold $1800 worth of parts from and is now trying to unload what's left. ;-)
"street legal" could depend a lot on where you live. Sure, it could be titled easily enough, but I am 99.9% certain no inspection shop in PA would put stickers on that.
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