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Posted Nov 19 2009, 04:26 PM by Mike Garrett with 9 comment(s)

 

Here's a couple video clips that "Sassy", the owner of the IMSA-styled SA22C RX7 sent to us.

Besides the sights and sounds of the RX7, you can also catch a glimpse of many other Japanese classics running on the famous Suzuka Circuit.

 

Thanks a lot, Sassy!

-Mike Garrett

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Posted Nov 18 2009, 03:12 PM by Mike Garrett with 37 comment(s)

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Back in January when we did Mazda month, we ran a spotlight on this IMSA-styled SA22C RX7 out of Japan. At the time the car was done in semi-gloss black, but it's since been repainted in a glossy red. The guys from the 22C Works website sent us some photos of the remade car, and we knew for sure you guys would want to see them....
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Posted Jan 29 2009, 08:37 AM by Mike Garrett with 30 comment(s)

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One thing you might notice about Japan is the "team spirit" of its car enthusiasts. Whether its drift teams, VIP clubs, or even ita-sha groups, there are organizations dedicated to every type of car and model out there. Sometimes the clubs will be a broad group of friends that simply enjoy driving and hanging out, and other times they will be dedicated specifically to one type of car. If you are an RX7 fan, or fan of classic Japanese cars in general, you might have stumbled across the group known as "22C Works". As the name suggests, 22C works is a club for owners of the first generation SA22C Mazda RX7 from around Japan. There are lots of cool 22C's in the group, but we found one in particular we had to showcase this month....
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Posted Jan 03 2009, 09:00 PM by Antonio Alvendia with 22 comment(s)

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At first glance, you may be thinking, "look at the front bumper. Are you sure it's clean?" Yes, I do think this first gen RX7 is exceptionally clean. A minor thing like that front bumper will look incredibly clean if it's just painted. No biggie. This past summer at the Japanese Classic Car Show in Irvine, I was walking around the show looking at so many cool cars, I just didn't know what to take pictures of first. There were too many cars to look at! Fortunately my good friend...

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