1985 Mazda Rx-7 Gsl-se Coupe 2-door 1.3l on 2040-cars
Loretto, Pennsylvania, United States
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85 RX7 GSL-SE. This is a great collectable car for RX7 enthusiast out there. Body is in great shape with no rust. Car has been garage kept and only out in summer time for last 8 years (since I have owned it). Interior is in good shape however not show condition. Could use new rear upholstery in the trunk area and repaint or replacement of center stereo console. The seats, headliner, carpet in front are all in good shape. The car runs excellent. The oil cooler has a small leak and needs replaced. There is an issue with the high beam switch that needs corrected as the high beams will not stay on (I do not know what is causing this for sure). The mileage listed is from odometer however there are signs that the engine was rebuilt sometime in the past by a previous owner. These are minor issues and are reflected in the low reserve for this car. This car could very easily be show ready with right owner and attention. I had the car shipped to me from Nevada 8 years ago and slowly restored the car. There are still small issues that need addressed however with the right owner this will be a great car. There is no warranty on this car. Buyer is responsible for shipment or pick up of the car and must be picked up within 30days of close of auction. Car is currently titled and registered as Antique in the state of Pennsylvania. I am selling as the car is currently sitting in storage in Pennsylvania and my work has relocated me to Ohio. The car needs attention that I can no longer give. Good Luck!
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