SOLD - 1992 Monster Miata w/ Ford 5.0 - $13,500 - SOLD
#1
SOLD - 1992 Monster Miata w/ Ford 5.0 - $13,500 - SOLD
Car is SOLD!!!
For sale: 1992 Black and Tan with a Ford 5.0
Less Than 4000 miles on all of the conversion parts.
Rebuilt Ford 5.0 HO
Trickflow CNC Ported heads and Intake
New Ford Racing T5
New Ford 8.8 Rear end and axles
Simpson Design Cowl hood
Hard Dog Double Hoop roll bar
Seats have been recovered in new leather with very little wear
Tokico shocks with Ground Control coil-overs
Racing beat Front swaybar
4 core aluminum Radiator w/ dual electric fans
Body has a few nicks and dings with very little rust. (It is an Ohio car... pretty good for this area!) Could use some TLC but looks good from 10 feet.
Located west of Cleveland. Asking $15,000 (much more than that in parts alone!)
For sale: 1992 Black and Tan with a Ford 5.0
Less Than 4000 miles on all of the conversion parts.
Rebuilt Ford 5.0 HO
Trickflow CNC Ported heads and Intake
New Ford Racing T5
New Ford 8.8 Rear end and axles
Simpson Design Cowl hood
Hard Dog Double Hoop roll bar
Seats have been recovered in new leather with very little wear
Tokico shocks with Ground Control coil-overs
Racing beat Front swaybar
4 core aluminum Radiator w/ dual electric fans
Body has a few nicks and dings with very little rust. (It is an Ohio car... pretty good for this area!) Could use some TLC but looks good from 10 feet.
Located west of Cleveland. Asking $15,000 (much more than that in parts alone!)
Last edited by charchri4; 03-29-2015 at 04:03 PM.
#4
Thanks!
I did the seats myself with covers from either CabrioWorld or Leatherseats.com. I have used both, and don't remember which car has which. Both worked well.
I am lousy at documenting my builds! I have some photos, but not enough to tell the story. My LS1 is very stock looking motor. It looks like it is straight out of a C5 right down to the intake and headers.
I did the seats myself with covers from either CabrioWorld or Leatherseats.com. I have used both, and don't remember which car has which. Both worked well.
I am lousy at documenting my builds! I have some photos, but not enough to tell the story. My LS1 is very stock looking motor. It looks like it is straight out of a C5 right down to the intake and headers.
#5
I used the spring rates that Flyin' Miata uses for their package. I think they are roughly 450/300. Hopefully someone will correct me if I am wrong. They might not be the most aggressive, but the car rides great.
#7
So this now has a solid rear end and no long an IRS? Did you narrow the rear to fit the body, as the stock 8.8 axle assembly does not fit under a Miata body.
Can you expand out on what TLC it needs, as you appear to be asking full retail pricing for a car needing work. Can you post some pictures of the body damage and the rust in the rockers? I ask as rust only happens from the inside and eats it's way out like a cancer, so any rust you see may only be the tip of the iceberg. Especially given you location.
Bill S.
Bill S.
#9
#10
Sorry for the delay in posting pics of the rust spots, but I decided that I should fix them rather than sell the car "as is". So all of the rust is gone! There are still some door dings, but the car is now very solid. All of the rust has been cut out and replaced with new metal. Sorry for the quality of the attached photos, but the weather around here hasn't been conducive to taking outside shots.
Note: the after shot of the passenger rear rocker just shows the patch after it was welded in. It has been smoothed, chip guarded and painted. I will attach that photo when I can get the car outside.
Note: the after shot of the passenger rear rocker just shows the patch after it was welded in. It has been smoothed, chip guarded and painted. I will attach that photo when I can get the car outside.
Last edited by SofaKing; 05-20-2014 at 04:20 PM.
#11
I took the car to the Hot Rod Magazine Power Tour stop at Summit Raceway in Norwalk, Ohio a couple of weeks ago. The guys from TrickFlow saw it and posted photos on the company's Facebook page. There were over 2000 cars there and they only posted photos of 3! Mine was the only one that they posted that wasn't in their booth. I felt pretty flattered!
Is there a way to post a link to their Facebook posting here?
Is there a way to post a link to their Facebook posting here?
#15
The car is west of Cleveland , Ohio. Sorry, I don't have a build thread on the car, but the major components are listed in my first post. The only thing that has changed is that all of the "TLC" has been done. The car looks great and runs very well.
#19
Looking quickly at the emissions post, It should pass the "sniffer" test, but you would have to add the charcoal canister (which should be pretty easy.) It also doesn't have an EGR, but it is a 92 so that isn't necessary.
#20
Sorry, I just posted a reply on the emissions thread that charchri4 referenced! Doh!
Looking at that post, My car should pass the "sniffer" test with no problems. But it doesn't have a charcoal canister. It should be easy to put one back on. It also doesn't have an EGR, but since it is a 92 it shouldn't be necessary.
Looking at that post, My car should pass the "sniffer" test with no problems. But it doesn't have a charcoal canister. It should be easy to put one back on. It also doesn't have an EGR, but since it is a 92 it shouldn't be necessary.
#21
Wanna Trade?
For sale: 1992 Black and Tan with a Ford 5.0
Less Than 4000 miles on all of the conversion parts.
Rebuilt Ford 5.0 HO
Trickflow CNC Ported heads and Intake
New Ford Racing T5
New Ford 8.8 Rear end and axles
Simpson Design Cowl hood
Hard Dog Double Hoop roll bar
Seats have been recovered in new leather with very little wear
Tokico shocks with Ground Control coil-overs
Racing beat Front swaybar
4 core aluminum Radiator w/ dual electric fans
Body has a few nicks and dings with very little rust. (It is an Ohio car... pretty good for this area!) Could use some TLC but looks good from 10 feet.
Located west of Cleveland. Asking $15,000 (much more than that in parts alone!)
Less Than 4000 miles on all of the conversion parts.
Rebuilt Ford 5.0 HO
Trickflow CNC Ported heads and Intake
New Ford Racing T5
New Ford 8.8 Rear end and axles
Simpson Design Cowl hood
Hard Dog Double Hoop roll bar
Seats have been recovered in new leather with very little wear
Tokico shocks with Ground Control coil-overs
Racing beat Front swaybar
4 core aluminum Radiator w/ dual electric fans
Body has a few nicks and dings with very little rust. (It is an Ohio car... pretty good for this area!) Could use some TLC but looks good from 10 feet.
Located west of Cleveland. Asking $15,000 (much more than that in parts alone!)