Going to be leaving the 1st gen
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Going to be leaving the 1st gen
I will be finishing my IT7 car and selling it, also finishing my 83' LE and selling that also. So in a few months or so if anyone will be interested in one of them let me know. I have lots of spare parts for the racecar or the LE. I havn't decided on prices yet as I have to see how much more I put into the cars. Don't worry though I'm not leaving the RX7 world just upgrading to a 3rd gen. The nice driving car with boost bug bit me haha.
There is something about these old cars. As bumpy, rouged, falling apart as they are..
But when I drive something newer that's smoth and easier to drive.. u realize how much fun these old girls are to drive..
But when I drive something newer that's smoth and easier to drive.. u realize how much fun these old girls are to drive..
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This is true and I will miss my cars! But it's one or the other, and I havn't diriven my frist gens in about a year. So that's why I have decided to do this. Maybe later in life I will get another first gen. Thanks to everyone who has helped me, and I will still be hanging around the first gen section alot. This place rocks.
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Contact me through aim: RmacRX7 or email robbmac1@yahoo.com or send me a pm. Everything is for sale I would like to ship the least amount possible. Also no oversized parts will be shipped.
Originally posted by djmickyg
There is something about these old cars. As bumpy, rouged, falling apart as they are..
But when I drive something newer that's smoth and easier to drive.. u realize how much fun these old girls are to drive..
There is something about these old cars. As bumpy, rouged, falling apart as they are..
But when I drive something newer that's smoth and easier to drive.. u realize how much fun these old girls are to drive..
$200?! go hit that guy. It cost me $6 for the bushings and not even 10 mins to do. If you have air tools it won't even take you 10 mins. Just impact the nut off the arm, push it out the bottom of the car, grease new bushings, put them on and reinstall. Its easy. Good luck with a FD import guy.
Thanks for the tip, 82 T.A. Sometimes that bushing is so loud! One hell of a rattle.
Import Guy, if you start to miss working on a 1st gen, let me know. I'll be glad to supply a car for you to get your repair fix.
Import Guy, if you start to miss working on a 1st gen, let me know. I'll be glad to supply a car for you to get your repair fix.
Last edited by pjr; Sep 9, 2003 at 02:46 PM.
yeah I have been toying with the idea of getting an FD after my first year of college.
The reason? By the time I do a widebody, wheels, and turbo, I could have gotten an FD anyway. But thats a year away.
The reason? By the time I do a widebody, wheels, and turbo, I could have gotten an FD anyway. But thats a year away.
Originally posted by pjr
Thanks for the tip, 82 T.A. Sometimes that bushing is so loud! One hell of a rattle.
Thanks for the tip, 82 T.A. Sometimes that bushing is so loud! One hell of a rattle.
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