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Hi everyone, I live in Argentina, Im 42yo, Im an industrial designer and antisismic constructor
I owm a 1981 RX7 GSLSE, Original with all working, I rebuild a lot a things, I got a lot of articles, manuals and pics, some mines
Ill be glad to answer doubts and post anything, please always send me PM because Im in another clubs and i dont have much time, Ill response, not inmediatly, but sure.
Thanks to everybody, hope to be useful
Sebastian
a pic...

Welcome, Sebastian. That's a very fine looking car you have there. The designation is American-market but it's got UK-style side repeaters and stuff. Doesn't look like a sunroof model, which all of ours over here had IIRC. We never got the rotor wheels either. It's fascinating seeing how many little changes Mazda made for the various markets.

Yes I have seen a lot of variations here, because they enter in Argentina by personal importers, so there are a lot of californian models, japanese models (they entered via Chile), and general american market model like mine, wich is the most beautiful and complete, for me, but 2 big missing part is the sunroof and the electric windows (it have all the wires but nothig else ) .
Its full full, has 2 ecu, electronic ignition, 4 disc brakes, altitude compensator, control cruise, electric mirror, electric trunk, electric gas door, the most beatiful rims rotor!!!, all the backlights are black, winshield wiper with water, etc
I will post more pics, but where?
these pics are when I buy it, now has a lot of major improvements
Excuse mi english but its not my language

Hi Seb and welcome.

Rotor wheels are quite rare to us.
(The wife and I once saw a set on an RX7 in Bodrum, Turkey, around 1987. The only set we've ever seen except in pics).

Codge

i know a guy who has a set of the rotor shaped alloys, but they were on a LHD fb.
they are very rare though.

Nice RX-7, although I doubt it's a GSL-SE, these where only made for the US market in '84 and '85 with the later style interior and 14 inch rims with a different bolt pattern 4x114,3 as a posed to the rotor rims being 4x110. And off course the 13B!
The rotor wheels are actually quit common here on mainland Europe as they came standard on the high end model (SDX version) from '81 until '83.
Enjoy your Rex!

Yeah, I saw it in
http://www.re4life.com/index_EN.html
in the tech data section
But I dont know why my papers says GSLSE
Also some parts that I bought says the same?
Could be another market or edition?
If someone know something Ill be glad to know what model I own!!!!
Thanks

You probably have a "super special top secret first edition prototype GSL-SE".

Please post your seldom Mazda Rx-7 VIN Number and pics from the engine room!

Thomas

This is how it looks right now the engine and the interior