So, shall I or not?
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So, shall I or not?
OK,
I just bought a 1979 Rx7, rust free, 98,000 miles, white - cream/white with very, very little wrong with it. I plan to SOLO-2 the car with the SCCA, but I am also considering making into a fully prepared ITA or PRO-7 racecar.
Hey, I used to race.
Is this car worth anything more to anyone else, would it be a sin to gut it, put a cage in it and throw away just about every original part?
Let me know, I don't know what to think...
I was thinking of making it 100% original (not hard to do) and fix all that's broken and drive it back to Chicago and sell it to someone who wants it original more than I do.
K...
I just bought a 1979 Rx7, rust free, 98,000 miles, white - cream/white with very, very little wrong with it. I plan to SOLO-2 the car with the SCCA, but I am also considering making into a fully prepared ITA or PRO-7 racecar.
Hey, I used to race.
Is this car worth anything more to anyone else, would it be a sin to gut it, put a cage in it and throw away just about every original part?
Let me know, I don't know what to think...
I was thinking of making it 100% original (not hard to do) and fix all that's broken and drive it back to Chicago and sell it to someone who wants it original more than I do.
K...
Last edited by CrunchyFrog; 03-01-02 at 03:08 PM.
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Gut it and have fun. Stock cars have very , very little $ value. Even low milage , mint examples. I know, I have one and the only interested parties want it for free.