1994 Mazda MX-5 Miata Sweptline

1994 M-Edition Miata , 5-speed Manual transmission , 17,740 original miles (that is not a typo) , Terrific Condition. I am original owner. , Original RX-7/Montego Blue Paint , Tan Ragtop/Tan Interior , Rear Spoiler , Front lower Spoiler , Leather Interior – immaculate with high-grade tan sheepskin covers. Installed the covers at time of purchase. , Nardi Wood Accents (shift knob, emer brake handle) , Power windows , Power mirrors , Cruise Control , Custom Airhorn (it's a kick-ass horn) , Double-loop Chrome Rollbar (accents/outlines both seats) , New Battery (bought it in Summer 2008) , Kenwood AM/FM/Cassette w/ 10 Disc CD Changer mounted in Trunk, Clearwater headrest speakers (sheepskin covers are ribbed @ headrest to allow for optimal sound) , All M-Edition special edition keychain, medallion and lapel button set (came w/ purchase) , First edition printing of the 1989 hardbook, two-volume box-set “Mazda Miata MX5 – rebirth of the SportsCar” by Yamaguchi & Thompson – this box set was issued with only 100 of the North America M-Edition vehicles that were equipped with that factory option package. , Vehicle has never been driven in the rain. (Not kidding – always garaged in inclement weather, started/ran engine every two weeks, regular oil changes, only driven in Summer months, hence the low mileage…) , Custom, hi-grade, all-cotton, water resistant car cover which fits the Miata like a glove , , You can buy a new, loaded Miata Special Edition for $25-30K – or get a classy 1994 Miata in rare condition with VERY LOW miles for roughly half the price and half the sales tax, lower insurance, and those classic, pop-up headlights that the new Miatas don't have. And, you'll get all the extras above, too, as part of the cost (add up all that extra stuff, and you know where the price of all the after-market goodies will take ya…) This is the first model year of the M-Edition Miata, and you will not find another one like this, in this condition with this low mileage. This is a great deal for this rare vehicle – it won't last, so come and check it out if you really want to turn heads at your next Miata Club gathering.