Mint Mazda Rx-7 Twin Turbo 66k Miles Head Turner! on 2040-cars
Boynton Beach, Florida, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:1.3l
For Sale By:Second Owner
Exterior Color: Silver
Make: Mazda
Interior Color: Stock Blue Tweed
Model: RX-7
Trim: Base with second oil cooler
Options: Alpine Cd, K-40, Laser Jammers, Remote Start!!
Drive Type: RWD
Safety Features: Driver Airbag
Mileage: 66,100
Sub Model: Base
Number of Doors: 2
Envy Motors added the custom 20 inch TSW Negaros wheels. The tires are Toyo Proxes I have about 5500 miles on them have done a great job and have held up great. front 245 30 20 rear 285 25 20 I am also storing the original wheels and tires in a safe dry place.
Audio Creations added a Cobra remote start alarm with 2 way radio key pad, K-40 radar and laser jammers. The stereo jams! There are 2 Jl Audio 8 inch subs in a custom fiberglass color matched enclosure with a digital Jl 5 channel amp molded into the box all set between the rear struts. Light and clean.
The body, I pained the R1 lip silver, also i deleted the Mazda emblem on the front bumper, and blacked out the corner markers, also the windows are tinted
I drive the car about 100 miles a week and add Protek in every tank of gas to expend the life of the engine, I love driving it and am only selling it to make room for a Nissan GTR. I hope you enjoy the photos
If you are serious call me and we will talk about all the details. The car runs like a top, does not leak, cold Ac, could be a daily driver if desired. Victor 561 244 6600 this is a land line and I can not respond to text messages Thank you
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