It looks like a nice example. However, you may not list it for sale outside of the classifieds section. Once you reach 10 posts, please post it for sale in the classifieds section. I also have a 10th Anniversary RX-7 registry here in the 2nd gen section. Please add your vin so that I can update the thread with your vin added to the list!! Please contact me with any questions you may have.

 

I was just trying to get an idea on what to ask for it, that's all.

 

The value does vary a little. You have a great car with fairly low miles. It seems as though it needs very little. To give you a closer number we would need more pictures, service history, and a list of what the car needs. Like most 10th Anniversary RX-7's with original paint, I can see that it does need a paint job. My 82k mile all original 10AE needs paint. Its flaking in the same manner.

 

I also wanted to ask about the 2+2 you mention. The TII and the 10AE were not available with a back seat so I'm very curious to see pictures of the rear seat. My initial feeling is that someone took a rear seat from a GXL and had it recovered in black leather and installed it in place of the storage bins.

 

It is possible it was converted to a 2+2 but it sure looks OEM... As far a s what it needs? My plan was to continue with the typical performance/reliabilty mods: FMIC, rid the remainder of the emissions, hybread turbo, larger secondaries, fuel management, coil overs, tires, etc... I just lost interest. Too many other obligations. Depending on the person, either needs fully moded/restored, or not much. Thanks for the feed back!

 

These cars are worth the most if they are restored and not modified. Of course in doing so, you won't really see a profit if you fully restored the car and then sold the car. The rear seat appears to be an add on. The carpet in the hatch area where it meets the rear seat appears to have been cut. But I will say that it doesnt look bad with a rear seat.