mexican RX7 drift car
12-29-08, 11:27 PM
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mexican RX7 drift car
i was on a search to find the owner of the car in my avatar... it turned out to be owned by a guy in ensendada baja cali these guys have their own website ensenadadrift.org its all in spanish but they have some clean *** corollas and of course this beauty this car is cleaner than most drift cars on this forum if you disagree prove it and post...
12-29-08, 11:34 PM
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Ya know, I saw the thread title and expected to see some god awful spanishricemobile. I am pleasantly surprised. That is a nice looking car. Would look better without the stickers. Is that a custom Lip?
12-30-08, 12:09 AM
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sorry guys i dont have alot of info on this car but i do know that the stickers have a purpose these guys have their own version of formula D called the Baja Drift Grand Prix or BDGP he owns the shop in the background and is "sponsored" by the companies whose stickers are on the car
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12-30-08, 11:54 PM
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we need more mexican fcs!!
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this forum is sad everyone judging this by the title lol
that is a clean *** fc.. looks to be tastefully modded, sittin on coilovers i presume. Have you thought about calling the shop in the background? as if the car didnt have the shop logo on it, im sure you could get some info lol
lol
this forum is sad everyone judging this by the title lol
that is a clean *** fc.. looks to be tastefully modded, sittin on coilovers i presume. Have you thought about calling the shop in the background? as if the car didnt have the shop logo on it, im sure you could get some info lol
12-31-08, 12:39 PM
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My wife has family in ensenada and I must say that I never seen any clean cars until now. The last time i was down there I did see a couple of corollas but they had Ca. plates so I didnt think much of it. But thats a shop who owens that car.
Just like Baja ,drifting will soon be big in mexico. Too bad the heat wave is slowly passing here in the states. I wish there was more tracks .No matter what Japan will forever hold the sport of drifting and continue to thrive in style and parts.
Over all I think the Fc looks clean for the country that is in. I have seen some pretty crazy crap down there. EX- semi truck airbags in the rear of a cherokee because buying new struts is more expensive than welding two plates and wedging a bag in between.
Just like Baja ,drifting will soon be big in mexico. Too bad the heat wave is slowly passing here in the states. I wish there was more tracks .No matter what Japan will forever hold the sport of drifting and continue to thrive in style and parts.
Over all I think the Fc looks clean for the country that is in. I have seen some pretty crazy crap down there. EX- semi truck airbags in the rear of a cherokee because buying new struts is more expensive than welding two plates and wedging a bag in between.
12-31-08, 03:48 PM
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Theft will not be a problem bro, thats already going on regardless what new fad is going on.
Finding a clean fc will be the problem because they are all gonna be taken down there for the sole purpose of trashing them. You can legally register the car as i heard if its from 1995 or older so yeah if it leaves this country and registers in mexico . You will never be able to re register it in the us.
Finding a clean fc will be the problem because they are all gonna be taken down there for the sole purpose of trashing them. You can legally register the car as i heard if its from 1995 or older so yeah if it leaves this country and registers in mexico . You will never be able to re register it in the us.