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Old 06-27-19, 08:56 AM
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I've owned one of my Rx-7's for 40 years now. A long time is a matter of perspective. Patients come with age and experience.
I'm at 36 years on my 80 SA. Didn't get it new but it was the first car I bought when I got out of college.
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Old 06-27-19, 10:00 AM
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dang man, sorry to here that. how's the hood and gas tank? come get mine and swap stuff into it.
Honestly if I had garage space and room, I’d consider that. Little 12a runs fine, tranny shifts excellent.
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Honestly if I had garage space and room, I’d consider that. Little 12a runs fine, tranny shifts excellent.
Darn , is the rust unfixable?
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Darn , is the rust unfixable?
To me yes, no mad welding skilz...
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To me yes, no mad welding skilz...
You can always pay someone but a good welder is expensive and will probably cost what you paid for the car if it was sub 1k . I
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You can always pay someone but a good welder is expensive and will probably cost what you paid for the car if it was sub 1k . I
True, not worth it to me. I donated the car to charity. I’ll keep looking.. and inspect the next one more thoroughly.
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