1985 Mazda Rx7 Gsl-se 1.3l on 2040-cars
Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, United States
This 1985 RX-7 is a blast. Because it is the GSL-SE, it has the more powerful fuel injected 13B motor. The motor is in very good shape, as are the transmission and clutch. The front pitman arm, clutch master cylinder, port auxiliary valves, and fuel pump have all been replaced. The injectors and the tank have both been cleaned because I bought the car after it had sat for about 4 years. This car also has the nicer GSL-SE wheels. The current tires are Federal Super Steel 635s with a lot of rubber left, they work well for this car and grip the road nicely. The car has a few issues that have come with age, but nothing major. The radio shorts out but could be replaced if someone knew what they were doing. The passenger seat has a stain of some sort, I don't know what it is. The hydraulic cylinder for the back hatch is not operational but could be replaced. Certain areas of the paint have been damaged from years of sun, as have the exterior plastics. Areas of the door seals and a few pieces of interior plastic are also breaking away. The rest of the interior is pretty good and the carpet is clean. All the dials work perfectly. The air con and heat almost work too well for such a small compartment. All of the glass is free of cracks or scratches, as is the paint. The sunroof works well and can be quickly removed for some open air. There is also a window that can be put in the place of the solid sunroof. The power windows, cruise control, and pop-up headlights work. Having worked on this car, I can say that it is pretty clean and tight. When driving up a nearby mountain road, this car grips the road and goes wherever you want. I'm only selling it because i need something of a more practical size that is more suited to Idaho weather. If you want a classic drivers car, and are ready to take care of it, look no further. Please pay deposit through PayPal. Cashier's Check or Cash in person. Transport it however you like.
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