*1995* Mazda Rx-7 Base Coupe 2-door 1.3l on 2040-cars
Manor, Texas, United States
'95 RX-7 (5 spd). Power steering, cold A/C, Serious inquiries ONLY. Car
has About 58,500 miles, on ORIGINAL engine, Very Clean. Black Interior.
Only 500 '95 models ever imported to the US.
Current Mods (Mostly for reliability purposes): - Apexi Power-FC w/ Commander (also have the origin ECU) - Upgraded Fuel Pump (Nippon Denso OEM Part for R34 Nissan Skyline GTR) - HKS (heat wrapped) down-pipe - Pettit Racing upgraded blow-off valve - M2 Cold-air Intake (also have the original air box) - Koyo Dual-Core Radiator - Blitz Nur-spec cat-back exhaust (also have a "Tanabe Touring Medallion" cat-back, and the stock muffler which can be swapped in upon request of the buyer). - Boost Gauge mounted on steering column using a Pettit Racing column guage mount. - B&M Short Shifter - Seibon Carbon Fiber Vented Hood (DS Style) - Upgraded grounding points. The car runs beautifully and has been used as my Daily Driver since I purchased it in 2006. The modifications above were performed as soon as I had gotten the car (around 18,500 miles on the odo). Before that it was owned by only one other person who purchased the car in 2003 from a Seattle Mazda dealership and he mostly let it sit in his garage. From 1995-2003 this car was actually used by Mazda as a test vehicle for recall purposes. I have all original documentation and records from the dealership and original owner. As far as maintenance goes I've given it new plugs and oil every 6 months whether it needed it or not. Brake fluid changed every year and AC has recently been recharged and wheels aligned last year. Now the here's the kicker... As you can tell from the pics the front bumper, fenders, and hood are NOT original. Thanks to a slight fender bender with a truck. Unfortunately he didn't have insurance and I didn't have full coverage. That being said the two front bumper mounting brackets had to be replaced as well as the bumper cover, headlight covers, hood and front fenders. The frame is straight as an arrow and the airbags were not deployed. Please let me know if you have any specific questions regarding any aspect of this car, I will be happy to answer them in a timely manner. It saddens me to have to get rid of it, but with a kid on the way 2 seats just wont cut it. Thank you so much for looking at my auction and happy bidding. *More Pics and Videos Available upon Request* *$1000 deposit is required within 24 hours of winning the auction* *Shipping* Buyer is responsible for shipping |
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