As far as I know there are only two Mazda Miatas in the world with the wheels that are on my 1994 Mazda Miata. But I didn’t know that when I purchased it four months ago. I thought that they might be knock-off wheels. I finally got to the bottom of this, but it took months of research. And here’s the story of how I found out that my Mazda Miata had the rarest Miata wheels in the world!

It all started while I was traveling North on Route 95 heading to Cape May, N. Dot Drug Testing. J. To visit my parents.

I received a phone call from a woman named Helen whom I had emailed earlier that day about a white 1994 Mazda Miata that was listed on Craigslist for $3,900. It had 108,000 miles, no rust, two owners, and seemed to be in great condition. I had begun to search Mazda Miatas in New Jersey, because every car that I wanted to buy in Washington, D.C., was always sold within a day of being posted.

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Side profile of my 1994 Miata Can you believe these are some of the rarest Miata wheels in the world? I arrived in Cape May on Friday evening, and convinced my Dad that we needed to go take a look at this Mazda that’s “nearby.” I picked my Dad up from the ferry terminal after he finished his night shift at the dock. Still tired, and in need of some energy after 10 hours of hard labor at the dock, he fortified himself on WaWa pretzels and coffee. Helen had given us an address that obviously wasn’t her home, and I told her I’d be arriving with my Dad. After an hour drive from the Cape May Ferry Terminal we arrived at a nondescript gas station in South Jersey.

There was the white 1994 Mazda Miata, along with Helen and her husband. My Dad and I checked out the car, everything seemed to be in a good running order. Helen turned out to be a fantastic owner, who purchased the car used in 1994. She was the second owner and had records for the service history of the car. The wheels popped out to me as wheels I’ve never seen before on a Miata. And I asked Helen if they were aftermarket, and she swore up and down that they had been on the car for the past twenty years.

I was skeptical though, because, as a Miata enthusiast, I had never seen them before on any 1989-1997 Miata. Despite my reservation about the wheels, we took it for a test drive.

Helen and I made a deal, I gave her a deposit and she cried at the thought of her baby going away. The day I bought my 1994 Miata from Helen Since I officially didn’t own the car until I had the title and keys in my hand, I had some time to research the car I was about to buy.

I found out that 1994 was one of the best years to buy a Miata. I also found out that the wheels on that car didn’t exist on any year Miata, according to this. Panic filled my heart. Driver Atomic Pc Pad Converter Mp4. Did I just buy a Miata that was wrecked and replaced with knock-off wheels? Or worse still is the owner lying to me about its history?

I called Helen and she reassured me that these wheels have been on the car for 20 years she owned the car. No accidents, nor swapped wheels. I felt better, but was concerned about that first owner. Who was this guy?

Why did he only own the car for three years? Did he replace the wheels? The car was purchased in Rochester, N.Y., and that’s where it spent the first three years of its life until Helen picked it up from a dealer in New Jersey. So those first three years still concerned me. I continued digging. I came across a thread from Miata.net, an enthusiast Miata forum, from April 2016 in which a 1995 Miata owner had posted about the same wheels that my car had.

Only issue was no one on the largest Miata enthusiast forum in the United States had an idea of where these wheels came from. The closest clue I had was that a member mentioned that the center logo looked like it was from a 1991 Mazda. I wasn’t able to find anything else. It had me either thinking these were the rarest Miata wheels in existence, or that they were some cheap fake knock-off Miata wheels. I expanded my search. I wrote an article for on the wheels on August 11th, 2016, then I posted to. I sent that article to other publications like The Drive, Road and Track, Automobile Magazine, and didn’t hear anything back.

These wheels stumped everybody. Not a single person on one of the biggest automotive websites in the world (Jalopnik) seemed to know, or really care for that matter, about these wheels. Efy Arise And Shine Forth Download Youtube. I couldn’t stop. It’s not in my nature to just give up (I’m like Hillary Clinton, my best attribute is I don’t quit). So I turned my attention to places like Tire Rack (nothing), Flyin’ Miata (nothing), and finally sent an email to Mazda’s North America’s Public Affairs Manager, Tamara Mlynarczyk. It was a Hail Mary throw, but at this point I was ready to give up.