This is my first time on this site, so I apologize ahead of time if I offend anyone with this thread. I was 18 years old when the first RX-7 came out, and as the son of a Mazda dealer I loved the car and had MANY of them over the following 7 years (then I got married and that was the end of that). I actually drove the first RX-7 introduced to the East coast dealers that first year in Orlando, and I attended the 24 hr. races at Daytona each year. I have a beautifully framed original photo and fantastic lithograph done of that photo of the two RX-7's crossing the finish line in their first race (ahead of the Porsche), a mint condition RX-7 clock, pit pass signed by Jim Downing, original Car & Driver and Road & Track issues reviewing the first RX-7, etc., etc. Now, at 43 years old I'm kind of beyond doing anything with all of this stuff (plus I have all daughters that care nothing for it) and am wondering if there is a market for it. Is there???????????? Thanks in advance for any replies.

 

Yes definetly, take a look on www.ebay.com and you'll see a lot of memorabilia for sale.

 

yea... im sure you cam prolly sell that suff on here with ease.

try just making a post with what you have and how much you would like to get. and wait for the e-mails to roll in.

 

Yeah ebay is the way to go for that...you are sure to get the best price and reach the widest market on ebay.

Right on.

 

You could just donate it to me, the son you never had.



EBAY:
Be sure to do an advanced search and look for auctions that have already ended to get an idea of what similar items are selling for. That's the best way to guage a good set point for buy it now and reserve prices, imho.