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I found a 78/3 RX7 in a yunk yard it still has everything its a complete car just some rust it is silver with black interior it seems to have wery few miles somebody interested I am sure the dude would agree to sell it for next to nothing.
If I had the money I would get it since it is such an early date car but I am about to buy a house and really need to save up some more money.
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that and the hood prop on the right side on the HOOD are what makes an early build (sa22c-500001 to sa22c-531148) sa22...
That is incorrect. You are right about the hood prop...that is on the right side, but I have SA22C-501090 (original owner), and there is one outside mirror, on the driver's door.
There were 3,300 cars exported to North America with the 3/78 build date. While the offical launch date was 24 April, most were presold to eager buyers. Unallocated ones fetched a handsome premium.
Mazda had planned to sell the base model for under $6,000, but at the last moment the US $ fell in comparison with the yen and the starting price increased to $6,395. That is about the same as the asking price for one in good condition over 25 years later!
There were 3,300 cars exported to North America with the 3/78 build date. While the offical launch date was 24 April, most were presold to eager buyers. Unallocated ones fetched a handsome premium.
Mazda had planned to sell the base model for under $6,000, but at the last moment the US $ fell in comparison with the yen and the starting price increased to $6,395. That is about the same as the asking price for one in good condition over 25 years later!
That's exactly what I paid for mine...$6395. After all the dealer prep and other crap the total was right at $7000. I took delivery on May 24, 1978...second one ever sold here in Cedar Rapids.
Well I called the yard and got a price and the location. Going to try and send some one on saturday or I will go next saturday. As long as it is not a pure hunk of crap I plan on buying it.
why what is special about the vin#? am I going to be kicking myself in the ass becouse I didnt check what it was?
Pics on monday.
So far I know of 2 other 3/78 cars. 64's that is number 10xx and one that was posted last year that was 8xx, This one is much much lower then eaither of those.
So far I know of 2 other 3/78 cars. 64's that is number 10xx and one that was posted last year that was 8xx, This one is much much lower then eaither of those.
so in other words this could be the earliest one someone on here has
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