| dqpd2003 |
03-04-24 03:32 PM |
Mostly restored but needs reassembly.
Several years ago I started a restoration project on my 1983 Mazda RX7 GSL. The car had almost no rust on it when I started, It didn't require hardly any body work. I took the entire car apart down to the frame and had it painted inside and out. The entire underside has been chip guarded so undercoating is not needed. Any parts that I could buy and replace new from Mazda, I did so as well as bought any new Mazda parts that I could find online anywhere else. All the electrical motors, brake calipers, master cylinder and steering box have been rebuilt. I have new carpeting for it and a new windshield. The engine and transmission were in great running condition prior to being removed, however I was planning on rebuilding them anyway, but it hasn't been done yet. I don't remember exactly how many miles are on the car, but I would say less than 150k or there abouts. I purchased a ground effects package for it and had it fitted and painted for the car. You can use it or not. I will supply everything needed to reassemble the car back to original and better, basically brand new. I planned on doing this myself, however a few years ago I developed medical issues and have not been able to do the work on my own and have not been able to find anyone to help me or anywhere to do the work. I have about $65,000 into the restoration already and was told by the only shop in town that could complete it that it would take another $50k. With all the medical bills I have now, I just don't have that much to put into it anymore and need to try to recover as much as I can. The last 2 pictures show what the car will look like with the body kit, if it is installed. Please feel free to ask questions. Thanks for looking!
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