1994 - Mazda Rx-7 on 2040-cars
Biggs, California, United States
Do you want one of the rarest and best Mazda RX-7's there is ? Here it is. This is a 1994 Mazda RX-7 Sequential Twin Turbo Touring. 3261 / 3410 made in 1994. Only 42 of this particular model were built. It has over 79000 original miles but had an engine rebuild by Mazda at 58400 miles (with new wiring harness and engine mounts). It runs and drives perfectly. The body/interior aren't perfect but have very minor imperfections. So I am willing to consider a reasonable offer. Below is all the things about the car. Options: * RX-7 Door Sills (scratches on driver side sill, passenger side is pretty nice) * RX-7 Tan Floor Mats (They have wear as to be expected on original 20 yer old floor mats) * R2 front spoiler (has scratches but a new one can be bought for 125 ish) * Sliding Moon Roof (the good moon roof not the one earlier models had ) * Cruise Control * Rear Spoiler * Bose Stereo system (cd player isn't reading cd's anymore, but I use the cassette player adapter and hook up my ipod) * Scratch guard protection (look at the pics of the doors you can see it near the bottom of the doors, has a rough texture) * 17" OZ racing rims (they do have some scratches etc, you may want to replace if you want it to be a show car) * Tinted Windows * Sound insulation in the engine bay * Carbon fiber guard over the exhaust * Halo Headlights instead of the normal pop up lights * Fog lights * Stock security system and the Viper alarm below * New VIPER alarm system (door lock/unlock, tilt sensor, extra sirens etc...) * Splash guards * Turbo Timer in the glove box (not installed ) * Adjustable suspension * Rear Window wiper (yes, this was an option in 1994) * 99 spec ashtray * Leather seats (drivers side has some wear, passenger side is nice) * It also will come with a custom car cover * and front Bra (never put on). * California smogged
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1993 - mazda rx-7(US $2,000.00)
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1993 - mazda rx-7(US $8,000.00)
1993 - mazda rx-7(US $9,000.00)
1993 - mazda rx-7(US $7,000.00)
1993 - mazda rx-7(US $7,000.00)
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