Road Mazda Miata, De-Bodied Honda Civic, Jawa Sandcrawler: Dopest Cars Found Online for Sale | Jalopnik

A Miata Built for Dirt

The seller calls the lifted NB Miata “one of one,” but off-road Miatas are not unheard of. This example stands out for its Hard Dog roll bar, all-terrain tires on 15-inch wheels and a build that appears focused on practical use.

The listing includes photos of the car driving on dirt, rather than just posing on a fire road. The seller says the Miata has gone 40,000 miles since being lifted, offering a substantial test of its suspension and overall setup.

A Dyna With Club Style

The Harley-Davidson Dyna listing is difficult to assess because its photos are poorly framed. Still, the bike has a club-style appearance, with a fairing and seat that may appeal to fans of “Sons of Anarchy.” Its satin paint contrasts with the fairing’s glossy finish. The listing also notes a practical drawback: that paint may show smudges and dirt easily.

Vanagon Price Cut

The Vanagon seller has lowered the asking price from $12,000 to $5,500. The listing says the vehicle needs “some repairs,” but gives little detail beyond California DMV paperwork and smog testing.

If those are the main concerns, buyers from other states may find the reduced price appealing. The listing does not clarify the full extent of the work needed.

Civic Si Lacks Details

The 2007 Honda Civic Si coupe has been stripped down and converted into an EXO car, a major modification that involves extensive fabrication. The seller’s description mentions a six-speed manual, a new clutch kit, coilover suspension and new wheels.

It does not identify the parts, explain the seats or say whether the harnesses are in date. The listing also shows one windshield wiper, leaving prospective buyers with unanswered questions about the build.