1992 Sunburst Yellow NA Mazda Miata

This is an original Sunburst Yellow Mazda Miata; one of 1519 made back in 1992. It's obvious that it's been well cared for by me and its two previous owners. I would love to hold onto it but the car was bought and sold in Washington state and therefore was not fitted with A/C. I figure it's time to sell the fun car and buy something practical.
About the car:-98k miles-100% stock minus the wheels & tires-NO RUST-No accidents-No cracks in dash-All electronics working-Power steering & brakes-Oil changed every 3000 miles-Clutch replaced at 96k due to pilot bearing issue-Full alignment done at 97k, drives straight-Transmission and diff flush at 95k miles-New OEM radiator, thermostat, and coolant flush at 93k miles-New front brake calipers/pads/turned rotors at 90k-New back brake calipers/pads/rotors at 85kMechanically this car is almost perfect.
Modifications: (because having one of the least common Miatas isn't enough)-Yokohama S.Drive 195/50r15, put on at 80k, 75% left-Momo Podium 15x7 lightweight wheels-Joyfast 400g polished stainless steel shift knob-Chameleon headlight tint (easily removable by hand)-R-package polyurethane front lip-GarageStar Delrin door bushingsI purposely chose all modifications because they're low risk of ruining reliability and easy to remove.
The "meh":-No A/C, although we're going into fall and it'll be a non-issue in a few weeks.-Minor rock chips on hood and one small chip in windshield on passenger side.-Brake pedal is verylinear. Brakes are new and will stop like new, but they aren't confidence inspiring. Doesn't detract from performance.-Driver side window regulator binds. Window still rolls down but it clicks when winding it.-Mild oxidation on valve cover, purely cosmetic.You can tell I'm struggling to find things wrong with this car
This car deserves someone who will treat her as well as she's treated me. Local pickup in the greater Phoenix area only. Shoot me a message if you have any questions. Price is negotiable but I'm in no rush to sell it. Scammers, don't even bother with your wire transfer offers unaccompanied by any real questions about the car.