Mazda : RX-7

Neglected to mention that the windshield is cracked in the lower left corner. Also, an answer to an important question about rust: From the exterior the body panels look OK. I'd have to crawl under the car to show the most rust and it is too low to the ground to do so. There are some bubbles beneath the paint at the bottom of the passenger door and also some beneath the rubber trim on the driver's side quarter panel, which indicates rust under the surface. The driver's side quarter panel is also rusted through beneath the trim and behind the rear wheel, but the rust has been filled and painted. If the rust were limited to the panels I wouldn't be listing the car. The floor pans are the real issue and I can tell you that they are badly corroded. Because the rear axle bolts to beackets that are part of the pans, not directly to the frame, there is a risk of having the axle fall out after slamming into a deep pothole, for example. This is why I have called it a parts car and not a project car. Wanna replace the pans? Can be done, but it is difficult. There is no significant rust on the frame - a couple of surface areas that should be easily repaired.