626 Mazda Diesel Very Rare 1984 Rare on 2040-cars
Katonah, New York, United States
1984 MAZDA 626 DIESEL
I am the original owner of vehical , it was suppose to be a project for my son and I. At this point he lost all interest and I have to many projects. I Realized that this is not going to happen, I need to let it go. When vehicle was placed in barn vehicle drove in under its own power. Engine turns freely, transmission shifts. Car need some TLC. 4 cylinder Perkins engine extremely reliable, mechanical pump. With the the 5 speed transmission it was getting about 45 MPG with A/C on. I have some parts that will go with the car, I have the original window sticker. owners manual. Last Fall I took it out of the barn and took a few pictures car was not washed or cleaned before pictures where taken. This car is over 30 years old , Less then 300 units in Mazda 626 DIESEL were sold in North America.You will not see another car (DIESEL) like this on the Road. Please call me with any question 917 892 0835. Buyer must pickup at buyers expense from NY 10536 I wil help load into trailer or flat bed. if you have less then 10 transaction please contact me before bidding. |
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