1974 Mazda RX-4

$30,000

/ USD
DETAILS:
  • 1974
  • Driven 35,000 miles
  • Fuel type: Gasoline
  • Manual transmission
  • Exterior color: Blue · Interior color:
Description

1974 Mazda RX4 13B 48 IDA Webber old school motor from Rotary truck 4 speed transmission MSD 6AL boxes new Edelbrock fuel pump new Racing Beat headers new exhaust all the way to the back new Racing Beat lightened steel flywheel new action collection pressure plate stage two new clutch master new slave cylinder new water pump new Racing Beat intake new calipers aluminum radiator new SPAL fan with painless automatic switch MSD two blaster coils registered pink slip in hand 15 inch three-piece epsi...

Our Take:
  • The 1974 Mazda RX-4 is a bit of a unicorn in the car world, combining the unique rotary engine with Mazda's push towards more refined styling compared to the earlier RX models. It was part of Mazda's attempt to break into the more upscale markets; think of it like the brand's way of wearing a suit instead of a tracksuit—still ready to party, but looking sharp at the same time.
  • Under the hood, you've got the famous 13B rotary engine, which was quite the technological marvel back in the '70s. Unlike the typical piston engine, this rotary design is all about smooth power delivery, and it makes a unique buzzing growl that's music to a car enthusiast's ears. It's the kind of engine you'd find car nerds arguing about on a late night forum—rotaries have a surprisingly devoted fan base.
  • This particular RX-4 comes with a 4-speed manual transmission, which is perfect for those who love to feel engaged with the driving experience. There's nothing quite like the tactile sensation of shifting gears in one of these; it's like you're dancing with the car. Plus, a manual 'box with a rotary engine? That's just a recipe for some serious driving fun.
  • With all the modern upgrades—from the Racing Beat components to the new exhaust system—this RX-4 is not only a nod to the past but also a beast ready for the present. The mix of new tech and classic bodywork can be seen like a well-preserved vinyl record; it has that authentic old-school vibe, but in this case, it won't skip a beat as you crank up the speed.
Location:
  • Los Angeles, CA | USA
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