Possibility?

Possibility?


http :// phoenix.craigslist.org/car/732880162.html

Maybe an easy fix if someone wants to gamble???



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Re: Possibility?

XS11E wrote:
>
> http :// phoenix.craigslist.org/car/732880162.html
>
> Maybe an easy fix if someone wants to gamble???

That body looks real nice and Arizona is unbelievably friendly to old
steel car bodies, rust-wise. And Miatas are apparently pretty easy to
piece together. Looks like fun; wish I could play.

Hey did you see the '84 Miata in Mesa?

http :// phoenix.craigslist.org/car/731668140.html

It's the same price, only $1500, but it dosesn't run; needs timing
chain.

What a great price for one of the extra-rare '84 models! You never see
any of those still on the street.

yrs jp

Re: Possibility?

"johnny p." <stelazine@butterfly,net > wrote:

> Hey did you see the '84 Miata in Mesa?
>
> http :// phoenix.craigslist.org/car/731668140.html

Yes, I did. I thought of posting it here but I didn't because I didn't
want you guys beating me to it! <snicker!>

> It's the same price, only $1500, but it dosesn't run; needs timing
> chain.
>
> What a great price for one of the extra-rare '84 models! You
> never see any of those still on the street.

I think parts are hard to get, I called the dealer and asked about a
timing chain for an '85 Miata, it was hard to hear over the laughter
but I think they said they didn't have any? <GD&R>

Re: Possibility?

In article <486452E0.647178B2@butterfly,net >,
"johnny p." <stelazine@butterfly,net > wrote:

> Hey did you see the '84 Miata in Mesa?
>
> http :// phoenix.craigslist.org/car/731668140.html
>
> It's the same price, only $1500, but it dosesn't run; needs timing
> chain.
>
> What a great price for one of the extra-rare '84 models! You never see
> any of those still on the street.

That's because replacement timing chains are nearly impossible to find
anymore.

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