sethtroy

i have a 1994 silver touring model looking to sell it but dont know what to ask for it. i live in california any help would be greatly appreciated

all done within 3k miles ago
motor has 3k on it built from rick's rotary 3mm seals, street port, upgrade coolant seals
vacume hose job was done
all coolant hoses replaced
koyo radiator
aluminum ast
new fan motors
1300 injectors
greddy smic
upgrade fuel pump
efini y-pipe
apexi intakes
apexi cat-back
mid-pipe
hks downpipe
power fc with controller and a street tune
greddy elbow
greddy profec-b spec 2 boost controller and turbo timer

thanks again

nate

JConn2299

You can ask, but in the end settle for someone who shows up with a decent amount of cash money. Here's the problem with these cars. It's hard to get a loan for a car that's over 10 years old, and on top of that, you're asking for a significant amount above the blue book value (for a car that really doesn't make the best everyday vehicle.) So how many people have 19,000 cash lying around for such a car? You're looking at a limited pool of people.

rynberg

To get 19k, the paint and interior will have in excellent condition. There shouldn't be any other major issues -- needs brakes, tires, no ghetto-rigged mods, no hack-repair jobs, etc. I know the engine rebuild is first class!

I would pay 19k if the above qualifications were met. I bought my 95 for 19k with cash, so we do exist!

RCCAZ 1

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Nate,

How many miles on the chassis?

7_rocket

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pics?

sethtroy

i can post pics. the chasis has 125k on it i think i dont know if the first 2 owners have done anything prior to me getting it. i have only had it for about 7 months. i did have acouple of fd owners drive it and they said the suspension felt good and the car handeled really well. would it be better to part it out and then sell it stock?

evalutionr

you'd be lucky enough to get a loan with 125k miles on the chassis. i tried it and they only allowed me to go after a '95 with below 100k miles

rynberg

Eh, you won't get 19k for a 125k mile chassis, probably no more than 17k.

tt2323

I would be very suprised if anyone would drop even that much...It may take some luck even at 15k.

SpeedKing

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Even in Cali, where FD prices are higher than the national average, $15K for a 125K mile car sounds about right, even w/ the new engine. You asking $19K sounds like you're trying to recoup some of the rebuild costs. *That* doesn't happen.

scratchjunkie

agree'd

dont sell for nothing less than 17

kim307

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And really, from what I've been seeing, rebuilt engines in rx-7's are more like scheduled maintanence items that I write into my checklist when buying one. If a rx-7 w/ 125k miles is running on original motor, I'll consider it as good as blown.

That being said, you could ask for whatever you think its worth is, but just make sure to leave yourself enough room for negotiation, but not too much to turn away prospective buyers from even making an offer.

I just bought my FD recently(previously owned 4 FCs), and was looking at this rx-7 locally. The fact that the seller was a 17 yr old kid didn't warrant me much trust, knowing how these cars need extra tlc and a deep wallet to bankroll it. Also he was asking $17k for 93 w/ 125k, 50k on rebuild. Needless to say, I turned around and never looked back. Didn't want to hurt his feelings by offering him what it was really worth.

Good luck selling it. I would've been interested if it was white.

speed7

I don't exactly know what price I would sell it for.. but in all honesty.. if you put that much into it.. why sell it?

If you are even considering another 7 later down the line.. I'd just find a way to keep this one. 125k isn't bad.. but its hard to sell a car with that. I mean for my future 7.. its going to be a silver touring model... but with no more then 60k on the car. So good luck to you on your sale... I know the work was probably to notch but 19k for that car is really pushing it.

DGblk93

I bought mine from a dealer with a Capital One blank check. You can get one for a private transaction too. Basically, you apply for a loan from Cap. One and they'll send you a blank check that you can write for any amount up to the maximum amount you qualify for. Great for negotiating with people because you can cut a check on the spot. They don't care what kind of car you buy with the check.

And no - I don't work for them

http://www.capitalone.com/autoloans/...ME_H1_02_G_AC1

moconnor

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With those chassis miles, I think $15k would take quite a bit of luck. Possible, but I would think $12-$13k would result in a sale in a more reasonable timeframe.

AMRAAM4

I agree. Even the disturbingly high resale value of MKIV Supra's gets a big shot in the price with that high of mileage on only the chassis.