Mazda Classic Museum Frey, Part 3

No Mazda fan should miss a visit to the Frey collection in Augsburg!
Part 3/5 focuses on the big and bigger 13B-engined Mazda’s of the 1970s.
Cars featured:

1) Mazda Roadpacer AP 1975. Two tonnes of Holden-bodied, rotary-powered limousine. One of only a few hundred built. Aircon-fridge in the boot, too!

2) Passing by a black Eunos Cosmo 20B 1992...

3) Mazda Rx4 Wagon 1975.

4) Mazda RE130 Cosmo AP 1977 (Japanese edition of the Rx-5). Yes, “AP” stands for “Anti-Pollution”. In the mid-to-late 70s, Mazda were conscious about the Rotary Engine’s low CO and NOx emissions (whilst overlooking the fuel economy issue, of course!).

5) Mazda Parkway 26, a 13-seater, 13B-powered bus. The largest rotary-powered vehicle produced. And sporting some very neat tail lamps!