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👣they didnt have store made dolls

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Salva couldn't drink coke

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1985 lambergini

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KA-ME-HA-ME-HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!

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cabbage patch kids were extremely popular in the 80s

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If you check out the comments section of JaCG you'll often see some insightful comments from "Richard". Richard is one of the earliest readers of JaCG. Over the past couple of years we've exchanged e-mails about some of our favorite cars. (I featured Richard's 280ZX Turbo back in April, 2009. You can find the post here.)

In a recent e-mail, Richard mentioned that he was selling his RX7 and he had put it on eBay. I figured I'd do a post about it.

The RX7 was the first Japanese sports car that I really took notice of. The Datusn SP (Fairlady) cars were fine cars, but they weren't very different from the MGB (although it was introduced a few months before the B). The 240Z was a groundbreaking car, but I saw it as the Japanese take on the MGC GT, or as a built-to-a-budget E-Type.

The RX7 was different. First of all, it had a "look". It had the wedge look that was popular in its day (and I look I love), but it had soft edges. It looked unique. It was a "rounded wedge". But, of course, what made the RX7 special was the rotary engine. Mazda had been using them in passenger cars and pick-up trucks, but found that the inherently higher fuel consumption of the rotary engine was hindering sales. The engine was perfect for a sports car however, where fuel consumption was not as much of a concern. Mazda introduced the RX7 in 1978.

This car is a first generation / Series 3 RX7. It is arguably the best of the first generation RX7s.

This RX7 has around 127,000 miles on it. Richard believes that the engine was rebuilt at 100K. It has had some other work done to it recently. The body is rust free and the paint still looks good. The interior looks to be in very nice shape.

It needs a bit of work, much of which is purely cosmetic. The mechanical work it needs is minor and could be done after the car is on the road.

Richard has included a link to a 10 minute YouTube video of the car (and now we all know what Richard's thumb looks like) along with a link to a website with a lot of large, clear pictures.

If an RX7 show car is what you want, this is not the car for you. (Although with not much work it could become a show car.) But, if you're looking for a daily driver or weekend car, one that has been well taken care of, this RX7 might be the perfect car.

Located in Visalia, CA, click here to see the eBay listing.

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1985 Mazda RX-7 GS - A Nice Driver Being Offered by a JaCG Reader

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If you check out the comments section of JaCG you'll often see some insightful comments from "Richard". Richard is one of the earliest readers of JaCG. Over the past couple of years we've exchanged e-mails about some of our favorite cars. (I featured Richard's 280ZX Turbo back in April, 2009.

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Memes are what we breath, air is just what we pollute

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Memes are what we breath, air is just what we pollute

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E.D.

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Microsoft Windows 1.0 was released there was no Microsoft in Sudan

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Microsoft Windows 1.0 was released there was no Microsoft in Sudan

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Alexis Taylor

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would have been able to see the original and the empire strikes back

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would have been able to see the original and the empire strikes back

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1885 Clothes, Salva Couldn't Even Have This.. He Had Worse Then This Trainwreck...

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Its different from the USA because they couldnt drive cars in Africa but here you could

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The internet domain system was made, salva didn't have internet.

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William J. Shroeder becomes the first artificial heart patient to leave hospital. Salva didnt have any doctors nearby him.

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Yearly Inflation Rate USA 3.55% Year End Close Dow Jones Industrial Average 1546 Interest Rates Year End Federal Reserve 10.75% Average Cost of new house $89,330 Median Price Of and Existing Home $75,500 Average Income per year $22,100.00 Average Monthly Rent $375.00 Average Price for new car$9,005.00

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Microsoft Corporation releases the first version of Windows, Windows 1.0. They didn't have Microsoft in Sudan

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I don't think that Salva could watch Back to the Future.

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You could read the latest spiderman comic.Salva coudnt read this

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In 1985 in American if you were 11 years old you were either playing with a rubix cube or a game boy, and back to the future was a VERY popular movie. Unlike in Sudan were there was no such thing as an 11 year old having a game boy and nobody knew of the movie back to the future

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They didn't have cars at the time

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Katie

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salve did not even have a car

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When Salva was walking from Sudan to Ethiopa new technology was being released and new movies came out that he could not see

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The Nintendo Entertainment System is released on US shores, Salva didn't have stores, technology, or games.