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The Future of NA's

PostPosted: Thu, 29 May 2014 1:06 +0000
by 93 Mk1
A good read on PH regarding the collect-ability of the NA:

http://www.pistonheads.com/news/30071.htm

Re: The Future of NA's

PostPosted: Thu, 29 May 2014 1:31 +0000
by fez
Just read that. Mixed blessing I guess for us.

Re: The Future of NA's

PostPosted: Fri, 30 May 2014 12:01 +0000
by turismo2142
Doesn't really apply here though. It's a depressed car market in Ireland and I honestly can't see mx5 prices jump until the older ones hit the magic 30.

Re: The Future of NA's

PostPosted: Fri, 30 May 2014 12:59 +0000
by 93 Mk1
Also, I'd imagine it will only apply to standard/un-modified examples of which a lot aren't !
And yeah, the 30 years thing does give the prices a pretty bump.

Re: The Future of NA's

PostPosted: Wed, 04 Jun 2014 10:57 +0000
by turismo2142
93 Mk1 wrote:Also, I'd imagine it will only apply to standard/un-modified examples of which a lot aren't !
And yeah, the 30 years thing does give the prices a pretty bump.


The less molested a car is then generally the better a price it'll command as a classic. I'd be of that school of thought myself but the funny thing about mx5sis that the mild modding thing is almost a given. I was looking at a vid by the king of classic cars himself, jay Leno, which was about the 25th anniversary and it showed his na mx5 which was quite modified . I'm surprised by that as he's rather puritanical. So perhaps the mx5 will embrace its mods in its mature classic years.

I have a link to that vid elsewhere on the site.worth a look