Saw this on Jalopnik and had to share. Its amazing looking for a SA clone.


This Mini 1988 Mazda RX-7 Is Actually A Suzuki Cappuccino Built By Students

 

You can put a rotary into a cappuccino as well so... someone needs to get on this asap!

 

wrong digit, 1978, not 1988.

but what's a decade, if not 10 years?

looks pretty damn good though for a tiny replica, compared to the Z that i really didn't seem all that impressed with.

 

I think it needs a V8 not a rotary, more power and better reliability.

 

I like it!

 

cute! must be a lot of empty fiberglass up front, if I recall the Cappuccino size correctly...
maybe perfect for for single-rotor 10A??


Stu Aull
80GS
Alaska

 

Someone put an S4 T2 into one of these so think more along the lines of getting a 13B in there.

 

It is still impossible for me to believe Mazda never used the rotary engine in an application that fully exploited its tiny size & low weight to power ratio.

Opel GT is another car (that we got here) where few other engines fit without cutting up the unibody.

 

Lol at the author not recognizing Mach Green.

 

Or the significance of the mach green color. It was the color of the car in a lot of the media
material back in the day.