1988 Mazda 323 GTX Turbo 4x4
Make: |
Mazda |
Model: |
323 |
Type: |
Hatchback |
Trim: |
GTX |
Year: |
1988 |
Mileage: |
91,532 |
VIN: |
jm1bf234xj0124165 |
Color: |
Silver |
Engine: |
Turbo |
Cylinders: |
4 |
Fuel: |
Gasoline |
Transmission: |
Manual |
Drive type: |
4WD |
Interior color: |
Gray |
Vehicle Title: |
Clear |
Item location: |
Berwick, Maine, United States |
1988 Mazda 323 Additional Info:
This is a very limited production Mazda that came with factory 4 wheel drive and Turbo. I understand that less than 1300 were brought into the US.
This car was purchased from a collector who needed to abandon many of his projects. This is a very unique RUST FREE car, but now I am in the same position, and have accumulated way more projects than I will ever have time to complete.
It has a rebuilt block partially installed, with a lot of extras. I don't have details, but was told when I bought it that this block will produce well over 250 HP. There have been spark plugs in the heads since installed. There are also lots of spare engine parts included, which should show in the pictures.
From our best research this is a GTX Mazda. It is not running but has a lot of parts included, and we expect could be made to run with what is included, but for the sake of this sale - consider it a parts car. It is a NON RUNNING vehicle and I have not seen it run. There are no guaranteesorwarrantiesof any kind. I have learned that these could be worth even more as parts than a whole vehicle, but this car is far too solid and complete to part out. The tires and aftermarket wheels look nearly new.
We have it's North Carolina title. The indicated mileage is in the 90's, however the title states that the last mileage was 137,520 when transferred to the New Hampshire owner who never registered it.
Many of these rusted away. If you have one this would be the perfect replacement body.
Good luck bidding. This is a very unique car, and it is being sold as is with NO RESERVE.
The buyer is responsible for pick up and/or shipping. I would certainly be helpful to a shipper to the best of my ability.