1979 Mazda Rx-7 S Coupe 2-door 1.1l on 2040-cars
Buffalo, New York, United States
1979 (1st year made) Mazda RX7. Showroom condition. One owner. 20,559 original miles. Never seen rain. Always garaged. Front molded in air dam & rear spoiler. Interior is immaculate. Alpine stereo (cassette & radio). Automatic transmission. Came in 1st in it's class in the Clutch Artist's Autorama in the 80's. If you are familiar with a rotary engine & are looking for an RX7- this is it. The car hasn't been started or on the road since 2006 (due to illness), but with a tune up & minor maintenance, this gem will start right up. I still have the original window price sticker for it. The exterior pictures were taken in 2001, but the car still looks the same. You can call me at 716-877-7744. My name is Rosie.
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