1981 Mazda RX-7 with RX-7 tools and parts

1981 Mazda RX-7 Additional Info:

A custom 1981 RX-7 that is 80 to 85 per cent restored is offered for sale along with additional equipment and parts. The high performance 13B engine built by Rotary Engineering with headers and Weber carburetors has 225 horsepower according to Rotary Engineering literature. But, I have never had it on a dynamometer. A new clutch and a new pressure plate were recently installed to correct some slippage in 5th gear. Tires are 205 50r15 on custom rims made by Auto Bahn. New rear gas shocks made by Gabriel were recently installed. More than a thousand dollars were paid for professional restoration of sheet metal imperfections as part of the restoration. Some interior parts such as the rear mirror view are missing. The undercarriage has some surface rust in places that should be easily removed. The car has a clear title. It is still a work in progress for a person with experience in restoration who wishes to make it perfect.

As part of retirement from 35 years of owning, maintaining and restoring first generation Rx-7's a number of tools and spare parts are included in the sale of the car.

RX-7 tools included in the sale: (1.) RX-7 flywheel turning wrench (2.) RX-7flywheel lock (3.) RX-7 engine stand (4.) 54 mm socket for flywheel removal(5.) Popular Mechanics socket and ratchet set (6.) transmission jack

RX-7 parts included in sale: (1.) twin Weber carburetor setup on 12A intake manifold (2.) “Racing Beat” exhaust header for 13B engine (3.) RX-7 “custom” exhaust header for 12A engines (4.) ‘82 RX-7 steering column (5.) ’82 radiator (6.)professionally rebuilt 5 speed transmission (7.) louvered rear window cover (8.) 4 stock 13 inch aluminum wheels (9.) Two “Recaro” style cloth covered seats (10.) Stainless steel stock catalytic converter replacement tube (11.) ’82 differential with disk brakes

A number of RX-7 manuals and other RX-7 information including “79, ’80, ’82, and ’84 RX-7 workshop manuals from Mazda, Mazda 1980 and 1984 RX-7 wiring diagrams, Haynes manuals for Weber carburetors, Rotary Review volumes 23 through 30 and other assorted publications will be offered separately to interested individuals.