2004 Mazda Rx8 6 Speed Nordic Green 80k With New Engine Less Than 1k Miles on 2040-cars
Miami, Florida, United States
Here is my 2004 Mazda Rx8 with 80k miles , got the car months ago and went ahead and rebuilt the engine and did a stage 3 Engine Build as i own my own Reputable Rotary Shop in Miami Fl (RotaryWerks).
Car runs very good Ac and electric Steering In Great Conditions Tires i say 6 out of 10 Leather interior as you can see in the pictures It has a short shifter New oem Clutch and Throw out Bearing Racing beat Sway Bars Gm d585 coils upgrade Mishymoto 169F Thermostat New spark plugs and Cables NGk Exhaust is stock and catalytic is empty , thats the way i got it . Body condition i Say is a 7 or 8 it has couple dings small scratches etc . I Dont want to get rid if it but I have 2 daily Cars already and Cant Have another one . engine has less than 1000 miles after the rebuild and Depending on the buyer i can Give a 1 year warranty on the engine . Engine mods are , Oil Pressure Street ported and plennum Ported any questions Please call 3058983505 Eric Payment will be cash or money order . No PayPal . |
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