http://www.victoriabritish.com/scrip...ENTS=-AVB,-ARX

 

I don't think I can wait two weeks for a catalog to get here, lol. Can someone that has the catalog please take a look and see if it is in fact in the same one and how much it costs? Thanks.

-Darren

 

I have the catalog and I can't find it anywhere. I placed a picture of the body kit page below. I also have the front and side skirts from finish line and now I'm debating wether to keep it or not.

 

I think mazdatrix sells the kit or a replica. Doesn't have that wing tho
http://mazdatrix.com/k86-92.htm

 

If you don't keep it would you consider selling it?

The ground effects in the catalog look similar, it's kind of hard to tell with a black and white page though. I thought that one spoiler looked like the finish line one, but the catalog said GTU-style. No sign of the roof band.

That original price invoice is awesome! I didn't know that the pin stripes were an option. The original kit looks crazy expensive though. The date on the invoice was 87, it seems that perhaps the kit was available in 87 then. That price seems really high for an S4, what trim line is your car?

 

The Mazdatrix one looks like the Victoria British one. Still just black and white pics though. At least I could probably call Mazdatrix and find out for sure.

If I could at least get the gound effects part of the kit I would be happy. To be honest, I didn't even like the wing until I saw it in person, it looked a lot different in the sales brochure.

 

Those kits may be similar, but the mazda kit has a three piece front, three piece rear, one piece sides and a five or six piece spoiler/hatch wrap around.

 

Three piece front and rear? So one piece for the bumper and two smaller ones for the fenders?

 

you are correct

 

The model of my rex is Turbo II. I never even noticed the pin stripe option on that invoice. Even if the original owner got it, I wouldn't be able to tell because the last owner got a cheap macco paint job on it.

The front and side skirt aren't in the best of shape. They have a bunch of scraps underneath them, paint bubbling or clear coat cleared off, and the front has a small crack and the driver side. I was going to remove them this week just to see if they also painted under the pieces. If I liked how it looked, I was going to leave them off.

 

I' m pretty sure there has to be paint under them. The package was dealer installed so the car should have been fully painted before the kit was installed. aero's car has the roof band removed and it's painted under it.

My car needs repainting anyway, so as long as they are reasonably intact to the point where a body shop could clean them up, I don't care. You only have the front pieces and side skirts though, right? If you decide you don't want them I'd like to buy them from you, I'd have to see pics first though. It won't be for a while either because I'm getting my exhaust done this month and that'll put a pretty good sized dent in my car parts fund.

Thanks for the help everyone, I really appreciate it!

-Darren

 

Where did all you MN guys come from?

 

that car is clean

 

www.northstarrotaries.com

 

looks like the same kit from the victoria british catalog, Pg 35 at the top

 

That page was posted earlier by SuphaG. It looks similar, but aerorx-7, the only guy that can really tell if it is the same, doesn't think it's the same. Apparently the whole aero package should consist of 14 pieces, whith the ground effects part consisting of 8 pieces. It is possible that the parts that go on the fenders are actually part of the piece that goes on the bumper, reducing the number of pieces to 4, but even from my pictures that doesn't look possible. VB's kit looks the same as Mazdatrix's, so maybe I will call Mazdatrix to see what I can find out.

 

Better late than never i always say. Here are the pics u asked for a few days ago aerorx-7:

 

Mind you that the Finish Line equipment is dealer installed, not Mazda factory installed, as also shown with the dealer window sticker in his reply.

This is different than the Mazda USA window sticker

 

I may come into a parts car that has the Finish Line body kit... This also includes a glass sunroof. Is that part of the Finish Line package?

Did the entire kit come as a complete package, or could the ground effects, spoiler, and hatch wrap around be ordered separately?

 

Holy thread raise erection.

 

Check the join date and post count. I'm not a noob.
The search function works. I support the use of it.

 

still waiting for the roof band pic. the s4 options & accesories brochure in non tech and pics has the best image. it looks like there was even an emblem on the roof band

 

whats the price? This is literally the kit I've been dreaming about for 3 months! I really hope someone finds where to buy this!

 

I have a 1988 Finish Line Catalog that the dealer gave me when I bought my car. It shows all of the parts separately as opposed to a kit. Also, there are no aero side pieces in my catalog, just two spoilers and "splash guards" which look similar to the Sport aero pieces. The glass sunroof is called a "transparent moon-roof", it was advertised as having a tint that blocks 93% of the sun's rays, was available in either S.A.R. acrylic or tempered glass, and there was an optional wind deflector for it.

 

I think the '86-87 and '88 Finish Line offerings were different. I agree that in '88, there was no "package" combining the glass or acrylic moonroof with any aero stuff. I suspect in '86-87, the moonroof was available separately from the aero body pieces.

If anyone is interested, I have scans of the '88 Finish Line catalog pages for RX-7 in one of my photo albums:

https://www.rx7club.com/album.php?al...ictureid=11342
https://www.rx7club.com/album.php?al...ictureid=11343
https://www.rx7club.com/album.php?al...ictureid=11344

Not to thread-jack, but I think it is interesting that that at least in '88, Mazda Finish Line offered a version of the 15" BBS wheels similar to those on the 'Vert but with gold paint inside the spokes. I've never seen a set of those. They must be seriously rare.