1984 Mazda RX-7 RX7 Racing Beat

1984 Mazda RX-7 GSL-SE. 5-Speed Manual. 13B rotary engine. 4-Wheel disc brakes.
-Rebuilt and bridgeported 13B (engine was manufactured in 1994). Less than 5,000 miles on the rebuild.
-The engine has been polished and painted red.
-Intake system has been converted to a Holley Carb/Racing beat intake system.
-Racing beat parts installed; Racing Beat front and adjustable rear sway bars, front and rear springs, exhaust system, Holly intake kit.
-New wheels and tires. 17" bronze Nexo wheels. Two (2) 205/40/R17 front tires four (4) 215/45/17 rear tires (two mounted, two dismounted). Less than 100 miles on wheels and tires.
-New brake rotors and pads.
-New Tokico HP front and rear struts.
-MSD Ignition.
-Holley fuel pump.
-Summit racing battery relocation kit.
-New carpet included with sale.
-Factory GSL-SE wheels are included with sale.
There is some rust on this car. The front of the right fender has rust as well as some damge (pushed in about an inch). There is rust along the bottom of both doors and some rust below the passenger side tail light. The sunroof is rusted out and would need to be replaced.
The interior of the car is currently removed, but will of course be included with the sale. I had removed the interior in prep to install the new carpet, and I was also planning on repainting the car. The body side mouldings and running light have been removed as well.
I have all of the parts in rubbermaid type plastic boxes, and the car is on brand new vehicle dollies which will be included in the sale.
This is a light car, around 2,400 lbs, the engine set-up (bridgeported, holley intake, racing beat exhaust) makes it a fast car. This car ran great before I put it in storage a few years ago.
The racing beat parts would cost around $3,000. The wheels and tires would be at least $1,000. A used 13b and transmission is about $1,500. So that adds up to $5,500 not including the rest of the car, parts, and the fact that the engine has been rebuilt and bridgeported.
All work was professionally done by Autowerks Motorsport in Madison Heights, MI.