1988 Mazda Rx 7 Convertible Zoom Zoom on 2040-cars
Endicott, New York, United States
1988 Mazda RX7 Convertible I acquired
this car from the wife of the second owner; he passed away 2 years ago. He
bought it from original owned about 10 years before his death. The car is from I have just
put the car on the road to sell it. I also have a 1990 RX7 for sale on ebay I have done
some maintains to the car since October 2012. o
New muffler. o
Rebuilt driver
and passenger side window switches. o
Driving lights
wiring and switch added o
Cleaned engine
compartment. o
Replaced switches
in center console. o
Cleaned entire
interior. o
Transmission
shift linkage bushings and rubber shrouds replaced/rebuilt. o
Paint buffed and
waxed. o
Transition and
rear-end oil changed. o
Oil line
repaired. o
Replaced fan
belts. Other
Things o
Tires are in great shape and look good on the BBS Wheels o
New battery June
2011 o
New convertible
top o
The radio/cd
player had two big sub-woofers in the back.
* Call G John Corin at 607 624-8951 or 607 754-7797 * ** Car is listed locally and may be
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