1984 Mazda 1984 on 2040-cars
Bronx, New York, United States
Engine:ROTARY 1.2 L 12A TURBO
Vehicle Title:Clear
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Exterior Color: Blue
Make: Mazda
Interior Color: Black
Model: RX-7
Number of Cylinders: ROTARY 1.2BL 12A TURBO
Trim: GSLE SE
Drive Type: RWD
Mileage: 131,109
**7,500 OR BEST OFFER** The 1984, First Generation RX7
This RX7 has numerous upgrades but still has the traditional feel of a street-able Rotary car. Below is a brief description on the exterior, interior, and mechanics of this RX7.
This RX7 has been kept in pristine condition, always garaged and covered. The paint has a beautiful shine. The body and undercarriage is in excellent shape. Car is in ultra new condition.
The interior of the RX7 is classic black with bucket seats. The seats, carpet, and door panels are beautiful, and very durable. The dash is accented with a set of aftermarket gauges and a multifunctional radio/CD player. The interior as a whole is very neat and clean.
Finally, under the hood of this RX7 you will see a rare re-built 12A Turbo engine with only 7,000 miles. The engine has been mildly ported & polished, dressed with an Aluminum Intake, 600 CFM Holley Carburetor and T4E Garrett Turbo/ P-trim (.60 Compressor, .69 Turbine). The exhaust system was upgraded to a custom fabrication Turbo manifold and 3" exhaust down-pipe.
Truly an enjoyable car to drive, and a head turner. Not for the shy driver, this car commands a lot of positive attention. It has a great look with the upgrades that make it a pleasure to drive.Additional Features:
- Racing Clutch & Pressure plate
- Turbonetics Boost controller
- Electric Twin Cooling Fan
- MSD Igniters & Coils
- GSL-SE 4.10 Gears & upgraded brakes/disks and suspension
- Racing Beat Lowering Springs
- Tokico Struts & Shocks
- SE 14" Chrome Rims
Mazda RX-7 for Sale
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