Hi RX 7 FD enthusists

Well what can I say, I love the rotary, in fact, if were not for the rotary, I would rather walk everywhere.

My first car was a 1973 RX 3 coupe, which run a series 5, 6 port motor which was hyperported by Mazfix in Qld.

Although I loved this car, it was the sighting of the new RX7 in 92 that made me determined to oneday own this very car. Not being rich, i made a statement that even if i were 60 years old, i would oneday own one, well this year was the year that my dream would come true. I now own a Mazda RX-7 Type R Bathurst R.

For the 2001 model year Mazda introduced a special version of their rotary sports car, the RX7 Type R Bathurst R. The limited edition model is based on the Type R, with the highest power-weight ratio among RX-7 series, and features custom height-adjustable dampers designed specially for the limited edition model for enhanced driving excitement. In addition, employing the carbon tone cockpit reminiscent of a racing car adds up to a thoroughly sporty feel. Three body colors are available, including exclusive color for this limited edition vehicle: Sunburst Yellow.The name Bathurst was chosen to commemorate the Bathurst 12-hour car race in Australia, where the RX-7 has been victorious for three consecutive years (1992 through 1994). Since that time all limited edition versions of the RX-7 have carried the Bathurst name.Sales of the RX-7 Type R Bathurst R are limited to 500 units for all of Japan.Features of the Bathurst R- Custom Bathurst R decals- Height-adjustable dampers (custom designed for the limited edition model)- Carbon tone panels (center panel, center console, power window switch panel and small storage compartment cover on driver's side) (manufactured by Mazda Speed)- Carbon shift knob and parking brake lever (manufactured by Mazda Speed)