Introducing the Ibishu Signia/BX of 1973, a mid-70s Ibishu sports coupe.
Signia started in 1973 with 5 complete sets of JDM under the Signia sign and 2 export complete sets under the BX sign. The only engines available at the time were the C16 I4 worldwide, while the C20 and T20R I6 are available in Japan only for GT trim levels. Then, in 1974, after the initial success, more engines were introduced, such as the export C24 I6 and Y12 Rotary, as well as many other trim levels and upgraded versions of previous trim levels. Along with this update, a fuel injection system and a catalytic converter were introduced for the Ibishu IEFS, as well as larger bumpers with 5 mph speed adjustment for USDM models. Ibishu has produced many more generations of Signia/BX, including the 200BX that we know and love, and the Signia from KLJP.

What's in this version:
- 1973 Ibishu Signia/BX.
- Many configurations (JDM, USDM and others).
- Its wheels and hubcaps.
- Excellent exterior and interior.