10 Miata Aniversary Set on 2040-parts.com
Montoursville, Pennsylvania, US
10 year anniversary gift set.All new never used,watches do need new batteries.Watches are seiko quartz cal.v657.10 year key chain,And a copy toy car of original 10 year anniversary car.This set came with car when i bought it new in 1999.Blue box has some dings on outside of it.Everything inside is excellent condition. I have been ask to have new batteries installed so price now includes new batteries installed by jeweler$21.20.Booklet,Key chain and car have never been opened.Only watches to put new batteries in
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