Hi guys I came across an 93 rex today guy needs to sell it
red 60000 miles rebuild 5000 or so ago
Peter Ferrell intake, ecu, performance exhaust pretty new
Greddy turbo timer, rear spoiler alpine cd, 12 disc changer that is all that I can think of.
How much should I pay?????
I know what I am getting into with the rotary so I am not an uneducated kid looking for fast car.

Thanks for any info you can give
also any other questions I can ask Him please.

 

also has new tires and P.F. boost guage
Please think up a price any guess would be appreciated

 

I'd give somewhere between $14,000 and $16,500 probably....
Depending on how the interior was, how the compression checked, etc.
All those mods can be a blessing or a curse, depending on how the beast runs.....
Good luck!

 

Well, the rebuilt motor is a plus, and those miles are fairly low. I'd agree w/the above post, somewhere in the $14-16k range, depending on condition of paint and interior.

I would get a compression test done even though the motor is claimed to be new. You never can be too careful.

 

The Kelley Blue Book shows the private party sale price for a 93 with 60k miles is $13,950. Winter is coming in Michigan. The demand for sports cars tends to drop this time of year. Do some hard bargaining. Go to www.kbb.com and print out the price.
Better yet, print out the wholesale price and show that to him.
It should help you to get a good price.

 

In Cali, the car is probably worth $16k at least if the overall condition is excellent.

 

hey guys I finally got some pics:
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ok RX7's are one thing computers are another I hope these pictures posted

 

they didn't.

 

i can't see them either...........

 

can't do this...



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need to find a host to host your files and link them

 

Sorry, here is the first one:

 

Here is the second one, taken from behind. . .

 

And the last, of the engine.

 

I would have to agree that anywhere from 14K to 16K would be a great deal. Especially with the decent miles and modes that are already on there. But to be honest with you, being in the business of selling cars myself, I would try and start around avg. book from www.kbb.com. Used cars are not selling right now and you could probably steal the car if you negotiate well.

I got a little wound up when I bought mine a few months ago and paid 16,000 for my 94. It was in excellent shape and only 52,00 miles, bone stock. Some little old lady had it.

Good luck and let us know how you do!