1988 Mazda Rx-7 Convertible Convertible 2-door 1.3l on 2040-cars
Florence, Alabama, United States
1988 mazda rx 7 project car body is good except some problems around wheel wells in rear,convertible ,top needs replacing, 5 speed. new exhaust system and new brakes all around rear tires are very good fronts are about 50%.i bought it as a project put some money into getting running ,replacing the exhaust system and both mufflers and completely redoing the brakes. i have had a problem finding someone to work on the car and i`m too old to do it myself . if you are young ,have expertise in this rotary engine and want a project this is a nice one.if i don`t sell it i`ll keep it and finish the restore.engine has good compression and car runs but needs tweeking
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Wed, 03 Sep 2014Ladies and gentlemen, meet the 2016 Mazda MX-5 Miata. The highly anticipated fourth-generation (ND) model made its official debut in Monterey, CA this evening, and while details are slim (as in, we have practically none), there's one big thing to talk about: less weight.
Yes, Mazda has confirmed that the new Miata sheds some 220 pounds over the model it replaces, and is "the most compact of any generation MX-5 so far." For those keeping track, that means the new MX-5 should weigh in somewhere around 2,200 pounds.
Mazda's Kodo design language is obvious here, with a seriously wide and low demeanor, and a mix of flowing lines and sharp angles. We don't have any powertrain details to report as of this writing, but Mazda says the full suite of Skyactiv technologies are onboard, and the motto in creating this car was "Innovate in order to preserve."
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