1979 Mazda RX-7 Limited Edition Beat Black Metallic

This is a truly amazing time capsule. 1979 Mazda RX-7 (SA-22C).Built in March, 1979 and it has only been driven 25,150 pampered miles in the past 40 years and has always been garaged. 1 of just 3,000 built. It's highly doubtful that you will ever find another low mileage, original one for sale. This is a great opportunity to add a truly rare, iconic Japanese sports car to your collection. The Limited list price in 1979 was $10,000. In comparison, the base model RX-7 was only $6,400. Equipped with all of the following Limited features: 5 speed manual transmission Air Conditioning Sunroof (removable metal panel) Factory Clarion AM/FM stereo with 4-speakers, cassette player & power amp (located under the passenger seat) Leather wrapped steering wheel Leather shift knob cover Digital Quartz Clock "Beat Black" metallic paint (Limiteds only) Limited emblems on each side of the car Special velour seat upholstery with matching door panels Special aluminum alloy wheels (including the spare tire wheel) Silver & burgundy factory pinstripes Silver metallic center console This car is completely STOCK, in it's original factory condition and it still has retains everything that was included with it from new. Auction includes: The original 1979 Bridgestone raised white letter spare tire & Limited alloy wheel, the original RX-7 logo floor mats, jack & handle, wheel lug wrench & pouch, sun roof storage pouch & clip on wind deflector, two factory ignition keys + spare, Clarion stereo key, owner's manual, dealer stamped warranty book. Rare dealer option- black vinyl front protection RX-7 logo bra from 1979 in very good condition. Haynes repair/service book. Large laminated Limited magazine ad from 1979 (Great for displaying with the car). The special "Beat Black Metallic" Limited paint is totally original and is in beautiful condition. No bodywork has ever been done to the car, that I am aware of. Zero rust. The undercarriage still has factory inspection yellow paint marks on the bolts! The painted metal moldings that surround the windshield had faded out, so they were just recently refinished to match the original gunmetal color trim finish.