1984 Mazda Rx-7 Gsl Coupe 2-door 1.1l on 2040-cars
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States
84 Mazda RX-7, 1.1 Engine, 5 speed manual, P/S Rear. It has power windows/power dis brakes/power air conditioning/P-Steering. Sun roof and new brakes. Headers/custom exhaust/rear window defrost. This car was garage kept since new. Absolutely no rust at all. This car was sitting in a garage for 12 years when I found it, I purchased the vehicle from the original owner, brought the car back to my shop where I went through the car completely. Including full engine tune up, new brakes, tires are in good condition. A/COND blows cold. Has real leather interior which is all original and in excellent condition. Car has been fully detailed for show which includes engine bay, under carriage. New custom metallic paint job. Car has 82,000 original miles, runs and drives like new. If you are a car nut, this car is a perfect choice for you.
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Wed, 27 Aug 2014Racing is all about finding the little advantages over competitors that allow you to get ahead. Sometimes those are legitimate means - like being able to take advantage of a better line through a corner - and other times drivers get a little more creative for a leg up over opponents. Sometimes things might even go a little too far. Case in point: just watch the opening of this Mazda MX-5 Cup race from Silverstone in the UK.
According to the YouTube description, we're riding with James Rogers in this video, and he appears to be pretty talented behind the wheel. Rogers has a great start from fifth that has him in third within just a few corners. He starts stalking the top two drivers, who are already having a fantastic race themselves, but then we see that the person in second is clearly willing to do whatever it takes to win. Just watch the video, and you'll see what we mean. Bravo (?) to that racer for some very quick, albeit fiendish, thinking.
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