1969 Mazda Cosmo Series II

Finished in white over a black-and-white houndstooth interior, the car is powered by a 10A rotary engine backed by a five-speed manual transmission driving the rear wheels. Recent work reportedly included rebuilding the brake cylinders and replacing the carburetor. This Cosmo is offered in Queensland, Australia with spare parts and import documentation from Japan. The Cosmo went into production in 1967 and features covered headlamps and a pointed chrome front bumper. The Series II cars arrived in late 1968 and were designated L10B. They were distinguished from earlier models by a 5. 9-inch-longer wheelbase. Uninstalled trim pieces for the windshield are included in the sale. The two-seat coupe features wraparound rear glass and a rear power antenna. Silver-painted 15â?³ steel wheels have factory hubcaps and are fitted with Nexen tires in size 165/80.