87 Restore
01-23-21, 08:15 PM
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87 Restore
I'm just a old truck driver trying to restore 87 mazda that my dad pick up back in 1989 from a salvage yard. Needed a little body work. Long story short he never got around to it so I've inherited the car when he past. Now it's time to get car back on the road.
01-24-21, 07:57 AM
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1987 restore
Yes it was an he repaired damage on the left rear of car. He was a body man by trade. I will get you pics an send them to you. Thanks for reply back
01-24-21, 11:21 AM
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01-25-21, 04:08 PM
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21k miles is incredible!! I bet if you go through the fuel system and have the injectors and tank cleaned, put in a new filter, and clean the lines if need be, it would fire right up. The engine itself is likely just fine.
You have a very valuable car sitting there. If restored to its original condition, it would be worth quite a bit. That's one to hang onto and enjoy though. Nothing I would personally consider selling. Its great that its been in your family all these years. Even better that the wrecking yard agreed to sell your dad the car instead of crush it.
You have a very valuable car sitting there. If restored to its original condition, it would be worth quite a bit. That's one to hang onto and enjoy though. Nothing I would personally consider selling. Its great that its been in your family all these years. Even better that the wrecking yard agreed to sell your dad the car instead of crush it.
01-26-21, 12:10 AM
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21k miles is incredible!! I bet if you go through the fuel system and have the injectors and tank cleaned, put in a new filter, and clean the lines if need be, it would fire right up. The engine itself is likely just fine.
You have a very valuable car sitting there. If restored to its original condition, it would be worth quite a bit. That's one to hang onto and enjoy though. Nothing I would personally consider selling. Its great that its been in your family all these years. Even better that the wrecking yard agreed to sell your dad the car instead of crush it.
You have a very valuable car sitting there. If restored to its original condition, it would be worth quite a bit. That's one to hang onto and enjoy though. Nothing I would personally consider selling. Its great that its been in your family all these years. Even better that the wrecking yard agreed to sell your dad the car instead of crush it.
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