www.RX7fb.com

great info Dave, once again your register is showing its worth.
I remember it now, here it is back on page 85 of this thread.....

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redarrow wrote:This looks MINT.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1986-MAZDA-RX ... 1e776ab6de

up to £1658 so far with 21 bids....... no mention of it having been front ended in his listing although he does say how 'original' it is.... a bit deceitful if you ask me.

ian65 wrote:

redarrow wrote:This looks MINT.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1986-MAZDA-RX ... 1e776ab6de

up to £1658 so far with 21 bids....... no mention of it having been front ended in his listing although he does say how 'original' it is.... a bit deceitful if you ask me.

Going once,twice,for the final time.

£1875 it is.

That's pretty much top money there.

Very affordable for a classic car of this calibre I say.

New to me.......on ebay today.


http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/mazda-rx7-198 ... 20cf930cfb

Body looks excellent on that one, Dave. Interior doesn't shout as being a particularly loved car, though. Engine bay scruffy in comparison too. And damn, it's expensive

looks like a daily drive though doesn't it. And it's had a few things renewed.....recently? I think it needs some El Greco TLC under the bonnet.

12 months ticket with it....but still, maybe a high price for a Silver car with no red coach line.

it's worth half that...... I'd want a show stopper for that sort of dough

If the blue one sold for £1800, this is worth £1200-£1400....I would guess.

I'd go a bit more than that at first glance........because it looks right.
I know what our Gus looks like in the winter. Much like that ebay car. (Although Gus looks altogether better underneath the bonnet).

All depends on the body condition. That silver car looks like it might be OK underneath.