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Old 06-11-04, 06:34 AM
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95 silver/black r2 models

Got a quick question,
Is it true that maxda only made 16 silver/black r2 model rx-7's in 1995? just checking. If anyone has any documentable info i would aprreciate it.
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Old 06-11-04, 06:37 AM
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Ok.. .my bad.. i just read a couple of threads down... 16 is verified.. Thanks What do you all think that car would be worth....
1995 silver/black r2 model
39,000 mi
manual trans

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easy 25k, pics? bone stock?
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don't have pics yet.. will have over the weekend... supposed to be bone stock... BONE.... but talk is cheap. If it happens to be in pristine cond???
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well some people would pay more for bone stock. it doesn't matter to me as long as it's stock body wise unless 99 spec.

but my talk is cheap since i don't have 25k sitting around. hehe. it really only depends how much the rarity matters to you. though in a lesser way it also happens to be the the "newest" year you can get in the US.
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Whats it worth? The answer is that its worth what you are willing to pay for it. If you want to have a Silver R2, and your dead set on having it you might be willing to dish out a bit more for the car. I have a 94 Silver R2 and well I know I paid a premium for it, but its the exact car I wanted so well I was willing to pay a bit more for it. Plus it was taken care of and had low miles on it. Less then 32K when I bought it almost two years ago.

But in this case with a 95' Silver R2. I would say its gonna be around $25K... Maybe a bit more... Depends on alot of factors. Keep us updated. I've been out of the loop on pricing of FDs for a while so things could have changed by now.

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i just sold my 1995 R2, black/black, they only made 18 of those, opposed to the 16 silver/black they made. anyway it was 95% stock with 60,xxx miles. Sold for 19,000. If i had the money i'd pay 25000 for the car you described
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The car is definitely worth the low $20k range. Don't expect everything to be perfect on it though, despite the low mileage. Things like suspension bushings can still be worn.

Sounds like an awesome purchase though, and I would buy it myself if I was in the market.
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I've got a '95 Silver/black pep






But I love her anyway.
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Any 95 is a rare beauty. Consider yourself lucky. I would kill for a 95. Don't tell my 93 I said that though, she might get jelose and blow an o-ring.
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bah! get a 93 touring for cheap and upgrade the hell out of it.... you'll be more reliable, have more cool stuff, be faster have a sunroof, and have a cooler dash too!

and none of this dual oilcooler nonsense, thats already figured in ^^^... oh yea, so is the new suspensnion that would be better than 9 year old R2 stuff.

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i rather have a mint 93 cym over a 95. but that is just me. i have a thing for yellow fd's
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Originally posted by mazdaspeed00
i rather have a mint 93 cym over a 95. but that is just me. i have a thing for yellow fd's
yeah untill people are following you home to talk to you about your car....

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Hey Mines a 95 auto black with black 1 out of 5. Its no R2 but would it be valued same price since there are only 5 ?
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No one wants to buy an auto FD, so no.....:
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