factory rear spats

[roadsternut]

I think these were originally fitted, with the rear mudflaps, to early European and Australian MX5s, but it seems you can fit them on their own. I quite like the look of them (probably completely non-functional, but a subtle look). What do others think? Anyone know where I can buy replicas (outside of Japan) from? I think these have been long deleted from the Mazda spares list.

http://cdn.mkimg.carview.co.jp/minkara/userstorage/000/003/801/483/6280311f76.jpg
http://cdn.mkimg.carview.co.jp/minkara/userstorage/000/003/953/636/87d1ac597e.jpg
http://cdn.mkimg.carview.co.jp/minkara/userstorage/000/002/512/620/dfb335f425.jpg
http://cdn.mkimg.carview.co.jp/minkara/userstorage/000/001/826/165/8e91e90b19.jpg

[wannafbody]

Those are funky looking

[roadsternut]

And painted

http://cdn.mkimg.carview.co.jp/minkara/parts/000/002/614/502/2614502/p1.jpg

[ueru]

I like those a lot. They came on the M2 1028 Roadster in Japan, which I adore. I don't know if Mazda still has any, but the part numbers for them are NA13-51-874B-SU and NA13-51-884B-SU listed as 'PROTECTOR' on MMD in the US. I pretty sure that's the right part. I was planning to order some from Mazda Motorsports, but I haven't yet, so I'm not sure if they have any left...

[roadsternut]

Those part numbers refer to a red part. If you find they are still available, please met me know, plus what Mazda is asking for them.

[ueru]

Yeah, I just checked... :/

If anyone finds a source, I'd like to know, as well...

Edit: I'll keep looking, though.

[jnshk]

Peculiar. They look rather out of place without the lower half (the "shorty" mud guards).

[iRoadster]

I'd love to have these for the nice part of the year when I don't have my mudflaps on the car.

[roadsternut]

I'd love to have these for the nice part of the year when I don't have my mudflaps on the car.

You can fit them with the shortie mudflap

http://i1258.photobucket.com/albums/ii535/HonleyA/8e2bb375.jpg

[iRoadster]

I know, but I have the slightly uglier big ones.