1994 Mazda MX-5 Miata Race Car w/Enclosed Trailer

This striking 1994 Mazda MX-5 Miata is a race-car conversion, originally manufactured in Hiroshima and now residing in Bainbridge Island, Washington. Built as a lightweight track car with a roll cage, it retains its original 1994 model year despite having undergone numerous modifications for racing purposes. Originally designed as a convertible/cabriolet, the Miata's body type was altered during transformation to better suit circuit warfare. The vehicle features a robust yet efficient 1.8-liter DOHC inline-four engine producing approximately 104 horsepower, coupled with suspension upgrades like KYB and Flyin' Miata components alongside Kosei racing wheels for optimal handling. Safety-wise, it is equipped with manual seatbelts and front airbags on the first row, although interior removals suggest additional precautions are taken during races. This unique Mazdaspeed model series, boasting a suggested Gross Vehicle Weight Rating of under Class 1 (<6000 lbs or 2722 kg), comes complete with an enclosed trailer for convenient transport between tracks.

Last bid: $10,250