1990 mazda rx-7(FC) GS 2DR coupe Project Car
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1990 mazda rx-7(FC) GS 2DR coupe Project Car
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1990 Mazda RX-7(FC) GS/2 Door Coupe (No Rear Seats) - 184,000kms - $800 AS IS! (No Emission/No Certification)
The Good: Blue, Sparco Fighter Seat (Driver's Side) with Sparco Harness, Aftermarket Steering Wheel, Winter Rims and Tires, 2 Aftermarket 17" Rims (slightly used with Pirelli Tires 60% Tread) that come with car, Original Cusco Front Strut Bar, Compustar Alarm System, PIAA Foglights, Audiobahn Rear Speakers, Single Pod Guage for Side Pillar.
The Bad: Vehicle does not drive/start due to flywheel siezing. Headlights do not go down, only up (relays working fine, might be wiring). For more details please e-mail (see below).
Overall: This RX-7 is in decent shape for it's time. Other than the obivous running issue it is a pretty decent buy for a parts car or a project.
Contact Info: E-Mail Bryan at - revnerofatima@hotmail.com
1990 Mazda RX-7(FC) GS/2 Door Coupe (No Rear Seats) - 184,000kms - $800 AS IS! (No Emission/No Certification)
The Good: Blue, Sparco Fighter Seat (Driver's Side) with Sparco Harness, Aftermarket Steering Wheel, Winter Rims and Tires, 2 Aftermarket 17" Rims (slightly used with Pirelli Tires 60% Tread) that come with car, Original Cusco Front Strut Bar, Compustar Alarm System, PIAA Foglights, Audiobahn Rear Speakers, Single Pod Guage for Side Pillar.
The Bad: Vehicle does not drive/start due to flywheel siezing. Headlights do not go down, only up (relays working fine, might be wiring). For more details please e-mail (see below).
Overall: This RX-7 is in decent shape for it's time. Other than the obivous running issue it is a pretty decent buy for a parts car or a project.
Contact Info: E-Mail Bryan at - revnerofatima@hotmail.com
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