I have for sale my 1995 Veilside RX-7 RHD (right hand drive). The car has over $80k dollars invested in it. It's originally from Japan and it has a CLEAN TITLE . Florida Registered.
Has 41,200 original Kilometers which is about 25,000 miles. Car runs perfect with no problems. Has cold A/C. I will include the list of all the modifications and parts installed on the car . I have a binder with pictures of the build process and all the reciepts of the parts and labor. I'm only selling it because I want to get an R35 GTR. Here's the list: -Full Veilside Fortune Body kit -LED JDM Taillights -Clear reverse lights -Full custom two-tone paint job: Competition Yellow Mica and Deep Red -Apexi N1 EVX Damper Coilovers -Weds Kranze Vishunu Wheels 19x9.0 -6mm offset Polished. 19x12.0 -33mm offset Polished. -Bridgestone Potenza Re050a RunFlat tires 275/35R19 Front 325/30R19 Rear -RAYS Formula lug nuts -Original Japanese Interior Dark Grey front seats and black leather front seats. -Greddy Turbo Timer -Autometer Boost and AFR gauge. -Pioneer DVD Touchscreen Head unit. -JL Audio Speakers -Works Bell 350mm steering wheel -6 speed transmission -6 puck racing clutch and short throw shifter -Koyo aluminum 4 row radiator - Dual Oil Coolers. -Huge FMIC (front mount intercooler) -3" custom intercooler piping - Greddy RS BOV -T70 Turbo Upgrade -40 mm external wastegate -Haltech E6K Standalone computer -3BAR Map Sensor -Greddy Pulleys -Full 3" exhaust -MazdaSpeed Catback exhaust If you have any questions feel free to call me at 954-319-2666. Happy Bidding |
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