1980 Mazda RX-7

The RX-7 built by Mazda was built between 1978 and 2002 across three generations, all of which used a compact lightweight Wankel rotary engine. The first generation of the RX-7, also known as the SA22C among the purist which refers to the first alphanumerics of the VIN#. Mazda has a huge following among its sports cars like the RX-7 and the Miata. This particular RX-7 is a 2-owner car showing just over 100,000 miles with some wear and tear that you could expect from a forty year old vehicle with 100K on the clock. The car has been sitting a couple of years, but after some fresh fuel and fluid flush, she came right back to life. I have put several miles on this car with no issues. The interior is showing signs of age, the paint has some blemishes and has a couple small spots of surface rust in a couple sports. The underside is free of rot or structural corrosion. The car starts right up using the original choke and within a minute or so idles just fine. Car shifts through all gears smoothly and the brakes seem good too. Tires are older and will probably need replaced before any major cross country trip. All the lights and gauges work as they should including the original factory radio. This would make a great candidate for a drive-while-restore or just drive the wheels off of it as you see it. These cars are a blast to drive. This car comes with quite a few early service records from the original owner, but due to current circumstances the most recent service records are not available. It also comes with all original owners manuals and factory keys.