Modified MX-5 MK1

Description

This is the beautiful mx5 mk1 eunos (1994). A truly gorgeous example, imported in April 2015 and I bought 1 month after and had a dream come true ever since! This car has been utterly cherished. I have a well documented log of dates for all the modifications undertaken, are very comprehensive and all extremely well done. As you can see from the images, there are some obvious modifications and others not as obvious. All listed below.

The first thing people assume when they see my car is ‘must have rust because of the body kit’…. NOPE! I put a kit on because it now looks like the car it should have been! It’s 10cm wider at the rear and 8cm wider at the front. This car has only seen one UK winter and was already undersealed when it did. After that, I always had a winter car to take the hit. There are attached images of underside as proof.

MOT March 2025.

120,000 KM

Modification list:

‘Plum crazy’ respray

Rocket bunny full body kit

Mohair roof

Vinyl decals

Rota 15inch alloys with r888 tyres

Meiser R suspension kit

Poly bushes

Wilwood front brake calipers and disc

Yellow stuff pads front and rear

Custom exhaust

Custom air intake

Carbon fibre areo rear wing

Wing strut braces

Remapped

LED lights exterior green

LED lights interior purple

Nardi steering wheel with quick release boss

Customised engine bay

Driftworks radiator

Mazdaspeed roll bar

Mazdaspeed top engine mount

Upper rear strut brace

Warhlbro fuel pump

Exedy stage 2 clutch

Lightweight flywheel

Razo gearshifter

Leather door cards and handles with green/purple stitching

I have driven hundreds of cars as part of my job, and nothing, nothing even compares to this composed, beautiful example of the great mx5.

I also have the beginnings of the turbo conversion; oil cooler, air cooler, piping, dump valve, defi gauges, clips etc, everything needed except the turbo and ECU. This kit isn’t part of the sale but can be purchased separately by buyer. Hopefully the next proud owner can finish what has been started.

Located in Pontefract, West Yorkshire