Ok check this out
13b with turbo I saw it on Discovery channel and then checked it online!!!!!!
Very unique vehicle and i would love some time behind the wheel
I can't post pics large enough to see so here
http://www.innespace.com/index.html
insane!!!!!!!!!!!!!1

 

wow it worked????
anyway you can read up more if you like!!!!!!

 

As for "production" rotaries (aka ones you could have bought someday) votes would be parkway bus, norton bikes, Citroën GS and M35, NSU Wankel Spider, ... Also intresting are several ex-sovjet bikes, that were actually illegal copies. And LADA made a rotary aswell.
A lot of intresting things are here: www.der-wankelmotor.de It's in German, but about evry car/bike/engine can be found.
For the fellow who mentioned "working" ro 80's being rare: those cars were/are actually alot better then their image. All engines from 1970 upwards are pretty good, but many customers destroyed them on purpose because of the warranty (giving them a NEW engine, no questions asked).
I just bought my second Ro80, btw, so at least on my driveway, they aren't all that rare

 

how about the rotary lawnmower?

 

that was my first introduciton to the rotary, me and a friend pulled the top plate off and couldn't get the seals back in correctly we were both about 11 at the time, and his dad blistered both of our tails for that one. Then I got it again from my dad after he had to help pay to replace it

kenn

 

the moller sky car
http://mrec.rotary.net.nz/media/skycar.mpg
http://media.moller.com/Flight030111-240WebStamp.mp4
http://media.moller.com/Flight030323-240WebStamp.mp4
if u want more info http://moller.com
hopefully ull be able to see the clips its really cool vertical and horizontal plane thingy that runs on rotary engines

 

I didn't know the Moller Skycar had rotary engines

 

Yup, four of 'em. They're going to start unteathered testing of the one with the "big" engines (2 rotor as opposed to the earlier 1-rotor) sometime soon. They just have lots of paperwork to do and prep for it.

Jon

 

i saw a rotary plane go over sevenstock 8

 

I think I have it.

At the latest "Barrett Jackson" auction there was a 1937 Ford Eifel with a 12A in it.

It is the Last Ford Eifel known to exist on the planet.

http://www.barrett-jackson.com/event....asp?id=182861

It sold for $47,000..........

I want that motor in my FB

Jay
1984 FB

 

If you want rotary power, say 160,000hp, then the engines do exist but you may have difficulty fitting it into an RX-7. They are turbine designs for ultra smooth marine use.

 

oh my ******* god imagine changing the apex seales on that beast sheet metal or somthin

 

Here is an interesting one.

http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...&I=LXBY72&P=ML

 

the OS (sold by graupner overhere) is a classic. very cool, but I haven't yet been able to force myself to buy one...
Since a lot of people mention custom/transplants/prototypes, and not just "production" cars, here are a few others:
Mercedes Benz 450SL WANKEL This was a one-of, by M-B. It was the personal car of Dr Felix Wankel. Or at least one of the personal cars.
And another unique car was a GSL-SE 12A turbo. That's the only 12AT in Left hand drive! It was based on a GSL-SE spec'ed car, with all the goodies, but 12AT insead of 13B. Again, not a conversion, but a factory build car by Mazda as a present for Dr Felix Wankel.

 

There were some US Left Hand Drive 12aT cars used as pace cars in some race series I can't remember. Factory made. So that wasn't the only LHD 12aT

Jon

 

787

 

check this out

http://www.turborx7.com/repics.htm

 

ok 64mgb who hasnt heard of the 10a!!!??? they came out in the rx2 and rx3.

 

and the original 110. I owned a 10a RX3 before it became a 13b Bridgey.

10as were rare in the US but common in Japan, Australia and other countries, harder to find now as they were ignored for years.

 

Hm, didn't know that. Learning each day Anybody got more info/pics of those?

 

A couple of years ago, I say a black De Lorean with a 20B and Porsche 6 speed for sale. Oh, here's the link.
http://www.eliseusa.com/rotary.shtml

 

the sachs 303 wankel powered snowmobile gets my vote, and thast only because i was working on one today

-Jacob

 

Yeah, i think that one of the Sachs rotaries would be perfect for a Go Kart

kenn

 

Would not this subject be more enjoyed in a better place such as Lounge or other Rotary sections?

 

Did you read the very first post.....Lounge is full of BS and other rotaries is too obscure for most regulars.

I'm surprised the Roadpacer didn't get more response, big luxury barge with a 13b, not much torque to pull that mass with.