Veilside Fortune Rx7 on 2040-cars
Phoenix, Arizona, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:1.3 rotary
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Number of Cylinders: 4
Make: Mazda
Model: RX-7
Trim: Veilside Fortune Rx7
Options: Leather Seats, CD Player
Safety Features: Driver Airbag, Passenger Airbag
Drive Type: rwd
Power Options: Cruise Control, Power Locks, Power Windows
Mileage: 116,000
Exterior Color: gunmetal gray and carbon fiber
Interior Color: Tan
- Veilside Fortune Hood
- Veilside Fortune Front Bumper
- Veilside Fortune Carbon Fiber Headlight Buckets
- Veilside Fortune Rear Bumper
- Veilside Fortune Side Mirrors
- Veilside Fortune Rear Wing
- Veilside Fortune Carbon Fiber Front Lip
- Xenon Vision Custom 12000K HID Kit,Massive I-Forged custom wheels, 19x13.5 rear and 18x10 front all around run flats, Less then 11 miles on newly rebult motor, All new seals and center plate,Aeromotive fuel pressure regulator,2200 first 2700cc secondary injectors 2mm Apex seals,HKS Grounding System, Turbo timer,Custom kill key switch, Apexi stand alone, 4" exhaust,Gothem Monster port barely streetable port work, Double 255lph fuel pumps, Oversized aluminum radiator, Dual 38mm tial wastegates, Garret gt45 t4 turbo, Greddy polished throttle elbow,B&M shifter setup,New stage 3 6 puck sprung clutch, Aftermarket front mount oil cooler,Am fm CD with remote, Compleatly custom rear end 4link rear end Titanium racing sway bars, A'Pexi N1 exv coilovers,and of course a solid engine built by Cobo's performance there number is 623-698-6202 if you have any question on the motor build... Car has new 5 point racing seats, Clean title. I'm sure I'm for getting stuff.
, Car is a must see and the motor is fresh and strong
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Did Mazda designer Derek Jenkins leave to head up a 'Stealth Project?'
Sat, Jul 25 2015Not long after Derek Jenkins officially gave the 2016 MX-5 Miata to the buying world, he's left the Mazda building. Jalopnik reported that the head of design for Mazda North America changed the current job description on his LinkedIn profile to "Stealth Project." Mazda backed up the discovery with this reply to Jalop's inquiry: Derek left Mazda last Friday. He left on great terms in order to work on a new endeavor. We wish him the best of luck. He will be missed, but we are sure that he will do great things in the next chapter of his career. That "last Friday" would be July 17. Emphasizing the "stealth" bit in his new position, as far as we can tell, Jenkins still hasn't publicly answered any question about what he's doing. Every automaker has secrets, but traditional automakers usually make a hubbub about hiring big-name designers, especially one with Jenkins' resume. For his new employer to go all Ghost Recon with all information, well that's the kind of mystery this summer needs. The obvious culprit would be a certain fruit-named company in a certain Cupertino, CA office park. If that ends up being the case, Jenkins would be the second chief designer at Mazda NA to go electric: he replaced Franz von Holzhausen in the position after von Holzhausen went to Tesla. Various other Apple Project Titan hires have made the news, though. For all we know, Jenkins' project might not be automotive. So let's just go ahead and cue the speculation. We're looking forward to whatever he's got coming, and to whoever gets nominated to keep the full head of Zoom-Zoom going at Mazda NA.
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Mazda LM55 Vision Gran Turismo reshapes a winning form [w/video]
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