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This sharp RX-7 looks great in red with two coats of ceramic, the charcoal interior works great as a contrast. The RX-7 utilizes the Wankel, or rotary engine. Where conventional engine has pistons that slide up then down in the cylinders, the rotary engine has two spinning rotors and a total of 3 moving parts! No valves, camshaft, lifters or timing chains. These power plants are very efficient and from the factory made 160 Horsepower with just 1. 3 liters of displacement. If you own a small block Chevy, you can increase the horsepower with a cam swap or change the intake and Carb. Rotary engines are different, in order to make more horsepower requires a steady hand and the experience to know where to increase the ports. This engine has been mildly ported by Defined Autoworks and is equipped with lightened rotors and flywheel to allow for faster spin up. The intake is from an old Cosmo and is multi point fuel injected. The exhaust is Racing beat and comes with an awesome header. All controlled by a Haltech ECU. This combination was dyno...

Japanese automaker Mazda started installing convertible roofs on their second-generation RX-7's in 1988, Critically, they were developed in-house unlike much of the competition that outsourced the work. Mazda managed to incorporate both a 'Targa Top' style roof and a traditional convertible into their design by manufacturing a removable rigid panel over the passenger cabin that transitions into a fabric soft top that can be raised and lowered electronically. Painted in 'Brilliant Black', this Japanese sports car is stealthy and eagle-eyed enthusiasts will note that it is also a 'Series 5' model meaning it was part of the RX-7 facelift that featured body colored moldings. Mazdas from this era are famous for the 'Rotary' engines and this car has the naturally aspirated 13B 2-rotor Wankel with a displacement of 1. 3l and a factory power output of 160hp. A 4-speed automatic transmission accompanies this example, which was an option for RX-7 convertibles. Both engine and transmission on this vehicle have been rebuilt recently and everything is operating very well. Almost any Japanese car from this era gets interesting once you get inside. The orange on black gauges, rotary headlight switches, busy audio controls and sporty Black leather bucket seats give this Mazda...