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SFC(US Army Retired), 23yrs in, 19K,11D, 76Y, 18D just retired 2004 1985 RX7 GLS-SE, camden roots supercharger, 1984 GLS -SE, 12A Holley carb, 1988,1989 Chrysler Conquests, 1975 MG Midget
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****ty Tune= Low #'s
it seems everybody in my rx7 group in my area is in the forces.. including people selling them.. since the last two i have gone to look at for sell were being sold because they were being moved...
im the only guy without a 7 that dosnt have a base sticker on the 7.....
im the only guy without a 7 that dosnt have a base sticker on the 7.....
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wow man the list keeps growing everytime i come back one, it is a little wierd there are no officers in the mix, but then again we could prolly find some of them over in the fd section
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USAF, Air Transportation Specialist (they guy on the ground that loads the planes), E-6. Stationed at Andrews AFB. Work on the car in my driveway infront of base housing. Housing guy keeps telling me you can only do regular maintance like oil changes in housing. Told him changing the brake pads and rotors is regular maintance. But that Damn $#!!!&#@ bolt is stuck and it's taking a little longer than expected.
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USN E-3 in training to become an Electronics Techie (which is why I like owning a car with the most complex circuitry limited to the sound system.) Sorry Rusty you'll still be odd man out in the SC crew when I join up, but at least you'll have an fb buddy!
And the officers don't even have fd's. All the one's I've seen drive RX-8's
And the officers don't even have fd's. All the one's I've seen drive RX-8's
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over here officers don't own rx anythings. however they do inform me often that i have the nicest ols school z they have ever seen. i just don't have the heart to tell them it's a 7.
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USAF, Air Transportation Specialist (they guy on the ground that loads the planes), E-6. Stationed at Andrews AFB. Work on the car in my driveway infront of base housing. Housing guy keeps telling me you can only do regular maintance like oil changes in housing. Told him changing the brake pads and rotors is regular maintance. But that Damn $#!!!&#@ bolt is stuck and it's taking a little longer than expected.
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Not in the Armed Forces but... I'm a Army Brat and then my father worked as a GS contractor and we traveled then to many bases. Following that I work for AAFES for 7 years split between Vicenza, IT and Fort Rucker, AL.. Now I'm detached working in Chicago.
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I'm an E-5 USN AO ( We build the bombs, so the officer can push the button, in the plane that people with G.E.D'S fix ). Just wraped up 5yrs on the great ship CVN-75 The Harry S Truman, located in norfolk va. On my second tour in washington st ( Taking the westcoast by storm ). Navy- Eastcoast=shoreduty-westcoast=seaduty, get it got it good.
Remember Leaders are born and rise in the treanches, they are not made ( like midshipmen). Everything is *** backwards I should have taken the blue pill.
Remember Leaders are born and rise in the treanches, they are not made ( like midshipmen). Everything is *** backwards I should have taken the blue pill.
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