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I apologize if this type of post isn't allowed, but I figured someone may be interested.
A friend of a friend has a 1993 LE (in Houston) that she hasn't driven in ten years. She thinks it need a fuel pump, along with all of the other maintenance associated with sitting ten years. She says it still looks great, and it comes with the paperwork for the Sebring (?) supercharger installation. She is asking $3,000. If anyone is interested, let me know and I will pass on your phone number.
Could be a good deal for someone.
How many miles?
I think she said over 130,000 miles.
Photos????
I will ask her for some this evening.
She sent me two, the interior and exterior. http://www.mikewalsted.com/93LE-int.jpg and http://www.mikewalsted.com/93LE-ext.jpg.
Hope this helps.
You need another LE in your life!Quote:
Originally Posted by sammm
Yes, you're right. I really do.Quote:
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Already bought it, and sold it to Sharpie! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by POS Racing
Hi, Is this car still available?
As far as I know, yes. Pass me your contact preferences, and I will pass it to the owner.
Hi, I have sent an email to your address listed on this forum.
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Originally Posted by Walsted
Two more pictures - http://www.mikewalsted.com/93LE-engine.jpg and http://www.mikewalsted.com/93LE-Radiator.jpg. You can see that it is going to need a radiator and some cleaning.
pm coming your way mike
Got it, passed the info, and hopefully you have heard from her by now.Quote:
Originally Posted by OZMDD
I'll give you $3,100 after you get it running and clean it up for me ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by OZMDD
If I had the time for a flip, I'd help the owner get it ready to sell and recommend a price well north of $4K, The cost of the radiator, battery, and upgrading to a Walbro fuel pump would be under $500, but then we could afford to join the Houston Miata board.
Sitting 10 years probably means more than just those things. Likely dry rotted tires, belts, hoses, fluid changes, if sitting outside a new top.Quote:
Originally Posted by Walsted
You are right. It is going to need belts, hoses, and tires. It was covered the whole time, though, so the top should be okay, and if not, I have a spare, if I was going to do a flip.
If the car is still available, would you pass my contact info on to her, please?
Thanks,
Michael Kuhn
817.994.2897
[email protected]
You may need to seek an intervention, Mike ;)
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