
Yesterday's sad Cosmo got me thinkin - there has got to be a better example of a Cosmo for sale around the web..and...well...there wasn't. However, there is a decent supply to Mazda RX-3's around, which were called the Mazda Grand Familia in Japan and sometimes people mistakenly describe them as a Cosmo. Find this 1972 Mazda RX-3This Mazda RX-3 is offered for as a one family (current seller's grandmother bought it new in 1972) and was repainted once in 1993. There are some rust issues around (it is a 70s Mazda after all...) and it isn't perfect, probably a 10 footer paint job.
Under the hood is a Mazda 12A rotary engine that was originally rated for 110 horsepower and 100 ft-lbs of torque -- probably a few more with the street porting job and bolt on aftermarket parts. The seller will include a new in box 12A engine as a spare, along with a box of other parts.
The inside of this RX-3 looks in decent shape, mostly original parts (shifter notwithstanding), but it isn't a perfect example.
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