83 gsl for sale
01-04-03, 07:23 PM
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83 gsl for sale
It has a brand new 85 rear and limited slip. New brakes all around including front rotors and calipers with dot 5 race fluid. Good tranny. Asking $500. Here is the catch, it needs a motor and exhaust. All who are interested, email me at jjbrozak@hotmail.com. The body is not cherry, but there is no rust. I have had the car since 96. Hopefully I will be able to find it a good home. I posted a picture in the rx7's for sale forum. Thanks
01-04-03, 07:52 PM
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Man, that would be perfect for me, I got a motor and need a car. I'm in South Dakota and I had been looking for a car and you are right down in Nebraska. I bought an '87 though.
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Goto the rx7's for sale forum and look for the 83 gsl for sale post from me. There is an attachment with a picture of the car. I tried to put the same pic in this post but the forum said I cant have two of the same attachments on here. If for some reason you cant find it or you cant view it, email me at jjbrozak@hotmail.com, and I will send you lots of pictures.
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Hey cam! whats up? Its been a while since I have been on this site. I cant remember how to do anything. I bought a matrix xrs and I was going to start moding it, but then a gsl-se with illuminas, eibach springs, body kit, 15" wheels, 444 rear end, with a new motor and no rust fell in my lap for about $1500. Since I blew the motor in mine, I decided to put off the v8 project and go with the SE instead.
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Well, I was going to put in a 305, then decided if I was going the v8 route to put a moderatly built small block 400. Found one for $100. The plan is for 4-450 hp. I figure, if Im putting a v8 in, I might as well have a rediculous amount of power available! It has been put on the back burner for now. As soon as I take posession of the SE, I'll send you a couple of pics.
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Originally posted by jjbrozak
Well, I was going to put in a 305, then decided if I was going the v8 route to put a moderatly built small block 400. Found one for $100. The plan is for 4-450 hp. I figure, if Im putting a v8 in, I might as well have a rediculous amount of power available! It has been put on the back burner for now. As soon as I take posession of the SE, I'll send you a couple of pics.
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Well, I was going to put in a 305, then decided if I was going the v8 route to put a moderatly built small block 400. Found one for $100. The plan is for 4-450 hp. I figure, if Im putting a v8 in, I might as well have a rediculous amount of power available! It has been put on the back burner for now. As soon as I take posession of the SE, I'll send you a couple of pics.
Jason
glad you decided to put a real V-8 in there 
I coulden't agree more... if your going to do a v-8 swap make it worth while...I mean you might as well be able to spin the tires with a blip of the throttle at 80mph
Sounds good, I'll be waiting for the pics.
-Cam
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