Mazda Rx3, Datsun 510, Sr20det, Mazda Rx2, R100, Mazda Rx8, Mazda Rx7, 13b Turbo on 2040-cars
Los Angeles, California, United States
ALL PARTS ARE NEW: BEST OFFER TAKES IT HOME! I'll Pay a Portion for the shipping. BELOW YOU WILL FIND AN *** INVENTORY LIST *** HISTORY OF THE VEHICLE *** HISTORY OF THE BUILD *** WHAT IS INCLUDED IN THE SALE (SEE BELOW)
A bit of history of the car.
MUST READ: HISTORY!!!! ++++++++Vehicle was modified to fit a 13B turbo, but to maintain the originality of the Rx3, without getting rid of the originality of the car, so keep in mind that I spent more money making sure that Everything was done with a good hand and without ruining the originality of the rx3. Car looks stock in the engine bay, almost as if it left the showroom like that. ++++++ +++++++All hard to get original parts are still with me, matching automatic transmission, etc. whatever I have, I’m selling with the vehicle. (left side mirror - had to remove due to tight space in the garage, original radiator, original 12A blue air filter with japaneese lettering, and black rubbering hoses, front bezels for lights and grill, automatic transmission with matching numbers to the chassis, AC condenser, AC controller I have everything except the bumpers, and the original motor, and the original carpet. Dash is in near perfect condition. As you can see from the pictures. ++++++++ ++++++++Body of the car is great, 2nd owner, no accidents, clean title, original paint, matching numbers for everything except the motor. The motor is not original. I don’t have the original motor. All the original parts to the car, are included in the sale.Everything else is original, 8 Track Player still works just fine. ++++++++++ A bit about the build process: I built it for 600+ horses and for the Yellow Bee to be 9 seconds in the 1/4 mile And I spent every dime trying to hit that magic number. This could truly be a 9-10 second car. The purchase comes with 2 motors, 1) RACE 1)Street ALL PARTS ARE BRAND NEW: ENGINE WAS REBUILT 100 Miles AGO:
It should pass any engineering inspection without a problem. The Bad: 1) Needs water seals, and oil seals, new corner springs.
I tried to be as honest as i could about the description of the vehicle. Vehicle is being sold as is. This is a great deal. Best of Both worlds. Original and Turbocharged/fuel injected. Super Fun to drive, truly one of a kind. Unique setup. I’ll throw in a or give a partial credit for the shipping cost, or buyer pays the shipping, everything is depending on the buyers final price. Cost to ship is 1,200-1,500.00, to Melbourne. Just to give you an idea. Cost to Ship to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 650.00. So If I help out it should reduce your cost to ship if I give you a credit. WILL SHIP WORLDWIDE. No tire kickers, no low ballers. If you can’t pay, please don’t bid. Let’s make a deal, this vehicle is ready to start. |
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2013 North American Car and Truck/Utility of the Year finalists announced [w/poll]
Wed, 12 Dec 20122012 is almost in the books and automakers are spending December gearing up for the 2013 auto show season, which tips off next month at the Detroit Auto Show. Traditionally, the latter opens up with the announcement of the North American Car and Truck/Utility of the Year awards, and this year figures to be no different.
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2016 Mazda CX-5 [w/video]
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Volkswagen's latest ad is not subtle | Autoblog Podcast #509
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