1983 Mazda Rx-7 Gsl Coupe 2-door 1.1l on 2040-cars
Atlantic Beach, North Carolina, United States
1983 RX-7 GSL with low miles. Glass and steel sunroof included - Louvers included but not pictured.
Mechanical- Engine rebuilt to include apex seals and associated bearings and gaskets. Engine and compartment appear as though the vehicle just came off the showroom floor. No oxidized aluminum or dry rot. Starts right up, idles smooth, and pulls strong. Transmission shifts through all gears with no issues. Suspension and steering are tight. Tracks straight with no shimmies at all speeds. Tires have approximately 75% tread remaining. Brakes are good. Power windows and mirrors work well. Power headlights works well. Liftback actuators were replaced. Undercarriage and exhaust are immaculate with no corrosion. Cosmetic- Dashboard has cracks, plastic windshield pillars have some deterioration from the vehicle sitting in the Colorado Sun. Body is in good condition with some bumps and scratches from storage. Paint is oxidized on the hood, roof and back bumper. VIDEO To see a VIDEO of the vehicle type the following into youtube: 1983 mazda rx-7 GSL Chris B. It should show up as the first video. Please email me with any?'s Please email me if you have less than 5 feedback and want to bid. Thanks for looking. |
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