This tuned NA Miata keeps things simple and period-correct: factory lines intact, pop-ups up, and a stance that sits just low enough to look intentional without drifting into show-car territory. The dark blue finish works well with the black hardtop, and the side graphics reference popular early-90s aftermarket brands that fit the era of the chassis. The wheels appear to be a deep-lip multi-spoke style — a classic look on an NA — paired with a subtle front lip that gives the car a little more presence without changing the character of the original design.
 
Overall, it reads like a clean street build: lightly modified, driver-focused, and true to what makes the early MX-5 special — lightweight, honest, and fun before anything else.