1984 Mazda Rx7 Gsl Se on 2040-cars
Port Saint Lucie, Florida, United States
I have for sale a 1984 Mazda RX7 GSL SE in pristine condition. It has 144k mile. This is not a brand new car, but it has a lot of new parts like, shocks, struts, brakes, aluminum radiator with an electric fan with a thermostat switch, water pump, alternator, battery (1yr old), coils, stereo system, cold a/c, racing beat headers, etc. Like i said before; is not brand new, but the car is well taken care of. It has a very clean interior. the engine was rebuild by the previous owner. the car still in its original state, so if you want an original car or if you want to do some modifications, this is the car for you. It was painted 3 yrs ago when i first got it. This car is very fast and strong. Wont be disappointed. I you have any question feel free to ask. Thanks and happy bidding.
-Buyer will be responsible for the shipping and transportation of vehicle. -Winner can leave a $500.00 deposit at the end of auction. If the if the difference is not pay in seven days the person will loose the initial deposit. |
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