Unmolested original first generation. Excellent condition. Price $8,900. Send me a message if any interest. This is my son's car he has a new job & this car will fit his needs. 
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Driving gloves and Gray Poupon included?
^if that's what it takes to close the deal:-)
Marty, I'd be proud of a son who took care of his car like he obviously has. I know you feel the same way. This will sell quickly.
Classy dad, classy son.
Car is clayed, polished and waxed and headed to SE Florida. Decided to buy from son and keep for now. Sandy and me will drive it down in a few weeks.
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wow I am surprised Vince didn't jump on it
C'mon GERD, you know the things Vince likes to jump on usually aren't that clean.
I actually like the look of the new Miata's....
Does that mean I'm bi....
I'll let you ponder that one, Vinny. You've gotta visit more often!
Originally Posted by Cuzn Vinny 90264:
I actually like the look of the new Miata's....
Does that mean I'm bi....
Oh no, I like the look of the new ND too.
Thinking about getting off the interstates for some of the ride down. Any suggestions on where to do so? I was thinking after we get past Indy or closer to KY. Plan to stop twice in hotels so we will take three days instead of our normal two.
Car cover ?. Is it ok to leave a clean waxed car with cover on it outside for say 2 months at a time? Thanks.
How safe is the neighbourhood? As for the car cover, it if is an exterior one - rated for sun and rain - it should be okay.
You never know, but it's pretty safe. The OEM car cover I have is in perfect shape but I can't remember if it was designed for outside use? I've had it for many years. What are the telltale signs?
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Marty;
That's the texture of my inexpensive outdoor covers. One side is "finished" shiny in appearance, the car contact side duller looking. What I have found, (I have homes in 2 dusty areas), very fine dust finds its way inside. Dulling the wax jobs I do before going under cover. But I do think waxing gives extra protection from dust abrasion. The same covers in the garage block 99% of dust that works its way into 1926 built garage. Your mileage may vary.
I have never been a fan of car covers, too much work for me!, make sure the car is clean before putting it on, make sure to remove it if it gets wet, make sure, make sure. Yet I know some who use them all the time. Go figure.
On the otherhand, I have tried a touchless car cover for indoors and it was much easier to use for dust and I even used it outside but it did not handle high winds very well.