1986 Mazda Rx-7 Turbo 13b Jdm/rhd on 2040-cars
Edwards, California, United States
My car is exempt from DOT/EPA requirements. Was imported under the 25 year US exempt Law. Which basically means that the vehicle does not require emissions testing, crash testing, modifications at all. Unless you live in CA (which I do) where emission modification requirements are necessary. All other states you should be okay to walk inside your DMV and walk back out with registration, but do your homework first. I am able to ship the vehicle anywhere in the US at the buyers expense. Will be sold with Customs Bond Release papers, Bill of Lading, Title in Japanese and in English, Bill of Sales. Everything needed to register in the USA. Sold As Is. Buyer responsible for arranging vehicle pick up/transport/shipment. I am located in California. I purchased this car in Japan in 2013 just before I transferred, I wanted to drive it everyday and tweak on it here and their. Well I didn't do all my homework and found out later that I can not register it in CA without proper emissions. So I put it in the garage and there it sat until now. I am selling because I am headed back overseas. My lost is your gain. The car is in really good shape for being a 1986 almost rust free. The research I did prior to purchase tells me that Mazda did not ship any Turbo's to the USA until 1987 so this is one of a kind. If you have any questions feel free to contact me. The VIN for the vehicle is FC3S107867 and I have included pictures of it. |
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