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Item: 1979 Mazda RX7 Series 1

Location: Melbourne

Website: none

Item Condition: Awesome Condition for its age!

Reason for Selling: Need to pay bills and can't afford 2 project cars

Price and Payment Conditions: $2,000ono or will swap for Parts

Extra Info:

This is everything i know and can prove all this with documents.

This car started its life in japan then was imported into NZ 94/95 it was then sold and went on to 3 different owners, the last owner was my friends dad who i brought it off technically making me the 4th owner. This car has had 3 different engines, the first was removed after it blew a seal, 2nd engine was a 12a bridgeport and after 2yrs was replaced with a stock one (previous owner removed because his daughter was going to lern on it and didn't like the idea of her having a missle) car still has a standard engine in it

The engine is a 12A Carby not modified in any way and is in perfect running order doesn't blow smoke and the Auto Trans is nice and tight.

Immac interior 2 bad points, glove box is broken but still closes and the drivers side carpet has holes (new carpet provided).

The car was repaired in NZ (with photos and reciepts can be provided) after some rust was showing through this was all fixed about 10 yrs ago, now theres some surface rust showing through on the drivers door sill other than that rust free

the body is in great condition some pin dents here and there and the paint is great no flaking or anything could use a wash haha

Also comes with 13" wheels with RWC rubber

i also ahve all the import documents and all the other reciepts and so forth also whats needed for RWC

the car requires a VASS cert to make sure it complies to ADR all it needs is the intrusion bars in the doors been quoted $150 a door

so all up 3k including purchase price the car can be on the road

please feel free to ask any questions

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Contact Details:

email: <A href="mailto:[email protected]"][email protected][/email">[email protected] or PM me here

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