1984 Mazda Rx-7 Gsl-se on 2040-cars
Henning, Minnesota, United States
1984 Mazda Rx7 GSL-SE the car has 118,000 miles on it. 5 speed manual, power windows, moon roof, new tires, car ran and drove perfectly when put in storage. The car has been in storage for 3 years but due to losing storage recently I put a battery in it and started it up and drove it on to my trailer and it seemed like it was maybe getting too much fuel. I think the old gas should be drained and possibly a tune up for it has been sitting for awhile. this is a fairly low mile hard to find sports car that is going to be sold on this no reserve auction. I purchased this car in 2011 for $5,200 and believe it is worth that or more today from the research I have done. As any other used car it will be sold as is. After payment has been received I would be willing to deliver anywhere in the lower 48 states at a rate of $1.50 per mile. I am not able to watch for questions on this auction because I drive truck over the road if you have any questions please call or text 218-402-0110 thanks good luck bidding. |
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