Totally NAC Mazda offering

[cobram at juno.com]

Mazda was years ahead of it's time, my ole RX2 was an alternate fuel
vehicle, it burned a gallon of oil to every half gallon of gas.  Used to
check the gas and filler up with oil.

I have a friend with 1991 RX7 (ridiculously fast and fun), so I don't
think a mid 80's model would be the end of the production run before the
new ones came out.

Mandatory Audi Content:  NSU was the first company to produce "viable"
Wankel powered vehicles, NSU was then swallowed up by VW/Audi.  When the
Germans abandoned the engine concept because of reliability and sealing
problems , Mazda stepped up to the plate, bought the NSU rights and
know-how, then kept at it for a few decades until they got it right.  
 
BCNU,
http://www.geocities.com/cobramsri/


Richard J Lebens <rick-l at rocketmail.com> writes:
> Not that I need another one but...  Mid 80's would be 1983-1988?  
> This
> is a broad range of cars.  12A, 13B, 1st gen, 2nd gen, Turbo?  try
> www.rx7club.com  do some reading there and you may want to keep it.  
> 
> 
> There is a current production rotary (RX-8). 
> 
> These cars probably won't be collectable since millions were made
> worldwide.