1993 Mazda Rx-7 Single Turbo No Reserve & Priced To Sell!!! on 2040-cars
Sherman Oaks, California, United States
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!!!LOOKING FOR A GOOD HOME!!!
This is the Rx7 that you've been looking for!! Stock exterior, solid interior, and exceptional engine modifications. This is the ultimate street sleeper (though it will turn heads everywhere you go)! The paint is in great shape. I'd rate it at a 9/10. There are some very minor markings on the roof. Easily fixed with touch-up paint. If I didn't mention it, you'd probably not even notice it. I'm the 3rd known owner of the vehicle and all the cosmetic alterations were done before I owned it. The front fenders, fog lamps and emblems are from the JDM FD Rx7. The JDM fenders have the turn signal over the wheels... USDM had them over the front bumper. There is a slight discoloration on the driver headlamp cover. I'm guessing it was replaced by previous owner as these are VERY common to fly off when driving. I've went over every nut & bolt on this car. It's not going anywhere :) Interior is in great shape for a 21 year old sports car. I'd rate it at a 7/10. The interior was originally tan (as most RX7s). Previous owner has converted it to black. There are some scuff marks on the cargo bins that hint to it's original coloring. The seats are railed MazdaSpeed seats. I'm 6'4" and fit in the car without any problems. It is missing a fan knob. You can pick these up on ebay or Rx7Club.com for about 20.00. It never bothered me so I never fussed over it. It wouldn't be hard to make this a 10. The engine is a 11 out of 10. The engine is a freshly rebuilt rotary engine. All engine modifications were done either by me or by a dedicated rotary-only Rx7 shop. The build was with an emphasis on power and
reliability. You will not find a more reliable rotary engine on the road. No expense was spared in this build. 1993 Mazda RX 7 (~80k)
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