bejbis

hey fellas, looking at picking up this rx7.....just wondering if anyone could tell me if this is a good price or not....if not...how much would a car like this sell for?

http://autotrader.com/fyc/vdp.jsp?ca...ist=183#vdptop


THANKS
-Daniel

RidicilousRx7

wow $6200 for a 86 gxl with 102 000 miles.... thats asking alot

turbine

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not that much

iSP33D-for-J3SUS

I'd pay 3-5 max.

I bought my FC with almost $18,000 put into it from 2000 - 2004 (when I bought it.) for just $3,000. And it runs great, so... yeah, kinda steep.

bejbis

car comes with a spare motor and tranny....the original one out of the car....spare stuff has 112k miles on it...

but if your saying its not worth much.....how much is it worth?

-Dan

staticguitar313

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would you take a handful of mustard?

88rx7gxl

If its in mint condition inside and out its probably worth $3000

NOPR

personally, i'd never pay over 2500 for an s4 n/a.

CyborgRyu

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You give me 6200 bucks, I'll buy you a nice Turbo Rotary.

inflatablepets

That's way to high. Look an NADA or KBB values. About half that might be acceptable.

Even my 52,000 mile GXL is only worth $4,012 and that's a nice clean S5

Stanello

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I wouldnt pay over $2,300 for that car. It is nice and clean though.

russmazda

wow, that's a really clean one, the engine bay is unbelievably clean, as all around...but i doubt i'd pay that much money for it...better cars out there

GodSquadMandrake

I hear you guys saying it's overpriced, etc but I have been looking for a nice car all summer and this is the best thing I found. It has been totally rebuilt with every piece replaced. Yes he replaced every seal, washer, bolt and nut on the body with new stuff from Mazda. It even has brand new leather seats. It's obvious that this guy loves the car and did everything right. I am willing to pay for that, even if it doesn't come with a turbo, 6 ports, 4 pot aluminum calipers etc etc. I'm buying it I don't care. I've been driving all over this city looking at riced out beaters and overpriced garage queens. This is the first car that is done right, so why not pay a little more?

Jodoolin

If you like the car the truth is any car is only worth what someone is willing to pay for it. However, paying well over 150% of its actual value has a significant risk. If you carry full insurance coverage you will take a big hit if you or someone else totals it. You will be lucky to get the KBB. The insurance company won't give a tinker's damn what it cost you or what new stuff has been put on it.

88 rex turboII

6200 i would buy a TII.i got my TII for 2000 with rims,exhaust,and s5 turbo and other goodies. i would just get a TII

Marcus_F

$6200 is entirely too much money for that car. Value is determined by desireability, availability, and one's ability to pay. 86 GXL's are a dime a dozen. How does the car you listed compare to this? You'd feel terrible to show up at Sevenstock having spent $6200 on that car, only to see this car, which is less than half. Lightweight flywheel, MSD, new engine, RB exhaust, new radiator, etc. You may find a better purchase than the $6200. They are out there.

JAPSPECGTUs

thats such a nice *** in you're avatar 88 rex turboII

88 rex turboII

hahhaah.thanks here's a link of more pics of her she's soo hot.

http://www.astroass.com/

DigitalSynthesis

Damn right for that much you can get a NICE TII. $6200 is ridiculously overpriced and the car isn't worth the effort. Now if it was the same effort applied to a TII and he's asking 10k, that's an ENTIRELY different story.

Madrx7racer

tell him to switch to crack-lite..........that ****'s stupid overpriced.....you can find an S5 TII for that much. I paid 5500 for mine.......I'd give him 2K and he can keep the spare motor and crap.

88 rex turboII

http://www.teamfc3s.org/forum/showth...078#post482078


90'TII way better than that na even if it needs and rebuilt turbo.

mr0pistons

Did anybody bother to read the description at the bottom of the page. It was completely restored just 2 years ago. It appears to be in showroom condition and any car manufactured in 1986 that is in near showroom condition is definitely worth some money. Sure you could pay that much for a nice Turbo II but I'm willing to bet it isn't in the condition this car appears to be in. I'd say go for it, if you have the money.