so what if there was half a million made, how many of those are actually still around? and who really cares if there was only a few 95's made, just buy a 93 or 94 if you want a FD then. I also am confused why you'd sell the car back knowing he'd **** it up. I hate stupid people like that, but I hate their parents even more for being stupid enough to keep buying their dumbfuck kids cars. Thats all I see around this ******* area and I'm sick of it, **** them all.

 

Actually letting his 7 go wasnt that bad it had major body rot problems that they didnt see. All of it was undercarriage stuff. Beside I have access to 18 of them 79-85. So with so many better bodies out there why hoard one that is already doomed. All I wanted was the motor, and i got that in the end like I knew i would. The little bastard needed to learn a lesson anyway, and Im sure until after his parents pay off all his med bills he is gonna be walkin well, when the casts come of that is. So if someone wants one and they got a car trailer, and alot of free time let me know, roger only wants about $100-$400 each.

 

Damn,I wish the yards around Memphis had any Fb's besides one 83 I fownd in good shape body wise,but brown interior.Gotta find a disc rear end!As for that guy,he sounds like he needs a honda so the rearend won't come out from under him.

 

I think everyone who posted that the kid is an idiot are idiots. Just because he is YOUNG and made stupid mistakes (who on here hasn't) when putting his car back together, doesn't mean he is stupid. I have had my car sitting for months and months because i couldn't figure out to check the damn ignigters. Wrecking it yes that sucks and it's stupid but mechanical stuff liek that is easy to do. I praise you for selling it back to him that was the right thing to do.. But i also commend the kid for getting his hands dirty and attempting to work on his own car instead of just getting a (easy more reliable..."rolls eyes)piston motored car.. So to everyone who makes fun of him "let he who cast the first stone be without sin" in the sense of never making a simple mistake that had you stumpped...

 

I won't speak for everyone, but I think hes a ******* idiot for wrecking it. I don't care if he couldn't put it back together, sure we all get stumped sometimes, but teh fact that he habitually ***** up his cars shows hes got the intelligence of a piece of concrete, maybe less.

 

When my boys get to the car owning stage, I plan on helping them buy their own car. But their first will definately not be a sports car. In fact, it will be a POS. Their job will be to restore and maintain their ride. Once accomplished, then they can sell and buy what they want (within reason). This is what my parents did for me. From this, I learned the vitals of car ownership: knowledge, budgetting, and respect.