#529 - 2007 Mazda Miata Aston
A “One-of-a-Kind” … literally. This beautiful creation by Jim Simpson of Simpson Design is the only one of its kind in existence and will remain so. Built on a 2007 Miata platform, the car had all the sheet metal removed, except for the door skins, and has custom fiberglass body work. The interior has custom seating and includes wood accents. Jim Simpson was featured in Hemmings Motor News covering his numerous designs and builds and is still doing custom work today at his facility on Whidbey Island, Washington. You can see more of his work here: https://www.simpsondesign.net/
This car runs and drives very well with less than 26,000 true miles. It has a new Robbins cloth top ($950) and MSW custom wire, knock-off wheels ($6000), with new Kumho tires. Door handles are from a mid-60's Lancia Flavia. There is over $60K invested in this unique auto and a hard-to-find hardtop is included. The Aston Martin badging is easily removed, if desired, and was placed by the owner.
This was a 12-month project with great effort and care. The paint is amazing. There are no chips or dings, although there is a slight scratch in the paint where the top attaches at the rear of the car, mostly covered by the hardtop. The fog lights add a decorative appeal but are not operative.
A “One-of-a-Kind” … literally. This beautiful creation by Jim Simpson of Simpson Design is the only one of its kind in existence and will remain so. Built on a 2007 Miata platform, the car had all the sheet metal removed, except for the door skins, and has custom fiberglass body work. The interior has custom seating and includes wood accents. Jim Simpson was featured in Hemmings Motor News covering his numerous designs and builds and is still doing custom work today at his facility on Whidbey Island, Washington. You can see more of his work here: https://www.simpsondesign.net/
This car runs and drives very well with less than 26,000 true miles. It has a new Robbins cloth top ($950) and MSW custom wire, knock-off wheels ($6000), with new Kumho tires. Door handles are from a mid-60's Lancia Flavia. There is over $60K invested in this unique auto and a hard-to-find hardtop is included. The Aston Martin badging is easily removed, if desired, and was placed by the owner.
This was a 12-month project with great effort and care. The paint is amazing. There are no chips or dings, although there is a slight scratch in the paint where the top attaches at the rear of the car, mostly covered by the hardtop. The fog lights add a decorative appeal but are not operative.
A “One-of-a-Kind” … literally. This beautiful creation by Jim Simpson of Simpson Design is the only one of its kind in existence and will remain so. Built on a 2007 Miata platform, the car had all the sheet metal removed, except for the door skins, and has custom fiberglass body work. The interior has custom seating and includes wood accents. Jim Simpson was featured in Hemmings Motor News covering his numerous designs and builds and is still doing custom work today at his facility on Whidbey Island, Washington. You can see more of his work here: https://www.simpsondesign.net/
This car runs and drives very well with less than 26,000 true miles. It has a new Robbins cloth top ($950) and MSW custom wire, knock-off wheels ($6000), with new Kumho tires. Door handles are from a mid-60's Lancia Flavia. There is over $60K invested in this unique auto and a hard-to-find hardtop is included. The Aston Martin badging is easily removed, if desired, and was placed by the owner.
This was a 12-month project with great effort and care. The paint is amazing. There are no chips or dings, although there is a slight scratch in the paint where the top attaches at the rear of the car, mostly covered by the hardtop. The fog lights add a decorative appeal but are not operative.