Ep 4. 1985 MAZDA RX7

In season 20 episode 4 of Wheeler Dealers, the iconic automotive show takes on a 1985 Mazda RX7. This two-door coupe was first introduced in the late 1970s and quickly gained a reputation as a high-performance sports car. The Mazda RX7 quickly became a favorite among car enthusiasts and with its unique rotary engine, it stood out from the crowd.

First, the show's hosts, Mike Brewer and Ant Anstead, get their hands on the car and give it a thorough inspection. They quickly realize that this Mazda RX7 needs a lot of TLC to bring it back to its former glory. The bodywork is tired, the interior is in need of some serious attention, and the rotary engine needs some major work.

As always, Mike and Ant set themselves a tight budget to get this car back on the road. They know that they have to do some creative thinking if they are going to stay within their budget and get this car renovated to a high standard. With Ant's mechanical expertise and Mike's sales skills, they set about getting the work done.

One of the first things that Ant tackles is the engine. The rotary engine in the Mazda RX7 was known for its impressive performance and unique design, but it was also notoriously difficult to work on. Ant has his work cut out for him as he tries to renovate this engine and get it up to the standard that it needs to be.

At the same time, Mike is looking for ways to make some extra cash to help fund the renovation. He looks into selling some of the parts that they are taking off the Mazda RX7, hoping to make some extra cash to put towards the renovation. His sales skills definitely come in handy as he manages to sell some parts and make a tidy profit.

Once the engine work is completed, Ant turns his attention to the suspension and brakes. He knows that these components are essential for any high-performance sports car, so he puts a lot of work into getting them up to scratch. He also tackles some of the interior work, giving the car a much-needed makeover that is sure to impress even the toughest critics.

Mike is not one to sit back and watch Ant do all the work, however. He gets involved in the renovation process, trying his hand at some of the mechanical work. With his infectious enthusiasm and his willingness to get his hands dirty, Mike proves that he is more than just a salesman. He knows his way around an engine and is more than capable of doing some of the work himself.

As the renovation progresses, Mike stays focused on finding ways to make some extra cash to fund the project. Through his sales skills, he manages to sell some more parts and make some more money for the renovation. The funds are tight, but Mike and Ant manage to stay within budget and get the Mazda RX7 back on the road.

In the end, Mike and Ant unveil their renovated Mazda RX7 to a group of eager onlookers. The car looks impressive, with its sleek lines, impressive engine, and unique rotary technology. Mike's sales skills come in handy once again as he manages to sell the car for a tidy profit.

Overall, this episode of Wheeler Dealers is sure to please car enthusiasts and anyone who loves a good renovation project. With its unique rotary engine, the Mazda RX7 is an iconic car that deserves to be brought back to its former glory. Mike and Ant do just that, and the end result is a car that is sure to turn heads and impress anyone who sees it.