Doublade

hey guys, I dont know much about the value of the rx7 much yet. But Im looking to currently get one very soon. and I haev an offer its $12 for a

93 rx7
118k miles
clean title
turbo leak
possible radiator leak

is it worth it for that amount of money? Please let me know!

Celestial-Fc

im not much of a fd dude but i know the 118k on an original fd engine is pretty sketchy since they usually blow at around 80k. <--- dont quote me on this thou im not 100% sure. turbo leak can be fixed easy just going to take a little elbow grease and knowledge. same thing for radiator.

JulesCan

Check out this car, its smogged and in california this should be more up your alley.
https://www.rx7club.com/3rd-generation-rx-7-1993-2002-vehicles-107/93-clean-base-clean-interior-15k-motor-983271/

Doublade

true, but this car is actually in person and we were able to start up the car...after 1 hour of charging it LOL. I dont even know how to approach that. Bad alternator? Bad battery?

adam c

iTrader: (2)

If you can but it for twelve dollars, that's pretty good. They usually cost in the thousands.

JulesCan

Sounds like your already asking for approval, and ignoring the other responses as usual someone already convinced of their purchase in your case pre purchase...Go get your car and turn some wrenches.

tek_88

iTrader: (21)

Possible radiator leak? As in it's losing coolant or can you visibly see coolant dripping out? And $12,000 for 118***miles is a little high, I bought my FD with 120*** for $7,000 and it ran perfect with only a small oil leak and boost leak. If your just getting into rotary make sure you can keep up wIth the maintanence.

RoTorYRooKiE

iTrader: (23)

Agree with Jules. Do ur homework for ANY rotary. This forum is a wealth of knowledge. U'll learn the technical contributors over time.

mbaha

What does an engine rebuild run for this car $5-6K? look it up now because before the end of the year you will need to get it done. Or better yet go see what $18k will buy you.. That could be a nice reliable S2000 or a S2000 and a Miata...

YoshiFD3S

iTrader: (19)

$12k for a stock FD with over 100k miles and minor mechanical issues and still has STOCK motor??

Dude, you need to go look at the other FD's for sale in SoCal. You're getting ripped off at $12k for that car.

caredden

iTrader: (148)

OP,

Check out this thread for what to look for before buying an FD:

https://www.rx7club.com/3rd-generation-specific-1993-2002-16/faq-3rd-gen-other-useful-links-68640/

You left out a lot of info we would need to help you make a better decision:

- Condition (interior & exterior)?
- Paint (has it been repainted)?
- What color combo & type of FD?
- What kind of upgrades, if any?
- Original engine, or has it been replaced?
- Compression test results?
- Suspension upgrades, if any?
- Wheels/tires?
- Does everything work so you can smog it?

If it is completely stock, then I would venture to say 12k is a little high. If original motor, then I would budget for a rebuild. For that extra money, I would focus on a car that has been taken care of, vice buying a project.

perf0rmance

iTrader: (49)

Where is the car? I'm in the bay.

Integral

iTrader: (3)

doesn't sound like a good deal to me...i'd stay away. sounds like problems could abound.

Doublade

its in san jose area