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Old 12-29-14, 08:43 AM
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26, IT for electrical company, just bought/revived my first FC (86' sport edition) after it sat for 6 years. Finally on the road and cruising!
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Originally Posted by philiptompkins
28, jet driver.
Had a 7 since 18.
What is a jet driver?
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What is a jet driver?
you see, he simply drives the jet on the ground. A pilot then takes over and flies the aircraft.
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Originally Posted by just startn
27, Conductor. Owned 26 rx7's. Scrapped 22 of them.
And I thought I was bad, owned seven scrapped five not by choice necessarily I'm 37 and I bought my first when I was 19 and I still own it. I've owned a lot of cars(around 40)but for me nothing really compares to the FC. Some great stories in this thread guys!
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I'm 32 and work as a hydrologist for a state agency. I have driven and owned FCs since I was 17.
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Bought my fc april of 2013, when i was 16. Been dailying it since
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I'm 32 and work as a hydrologist for a state agency. I have driven and owned FCs since I was 17.
It must be difficult work considering that your governor doesn't believe in the basic science of your profession.
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It must be difficult work considering that your governor doesn't believe in the basic science of your profession.
We manage to get our jobs done, but the 30% budget slash before I arrived surely didn't help. I think he has at least started to see the light a little as far as environmentalism is concerned. But he will never fully come around. After all, he is "not a scientist."
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Originally Posted by JerryLH3
We manage to get our jobs done, but the 30% budget slash before I arrived surely didn't help. I think he has at least started to see the light a little as far as environmentalism is concerned. But he will never fully come around. After all, he is "not a scientist."
In Texas, we don't have any Hydro to ology.

Over half a decade of drought doesn't help. Oh, and those ******* Zebra Mussels.
Old 01-04-15, 09:24 PM
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Old 01-04-15, 10:21 PM
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36, locomotive engineer. Have had a 89 GXL, and a 10th AE. . Currently own a 90 TII. Have had a rx7 since i was 17. now want a 3rd gen.
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Originally Posted by 90TII rx7
now want a 3rd gen.
Be careful what you wish for.
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How many people here in this thread have had to give up their 7's for starting a family?
Old 01-06-15, 02:31 PM
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Wouldn't give up . But it has taken me 8yrs to finish it . Being 32 and having to active boys that are about to be 13 and 14 takes some time for sure lol
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29 - I work in IT and GIS.

Starting a family does not end owning an RX7. Only change I had was that my Wife no longer rides with me, my Son does. Does not seem too many people use their RX7 for a daily, seems most of us already have them as secondary/pleasure vehicles.
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Originally Posted by 86svo9l
29 - I work in IT and GIS.

Starting a family does not end owning an RX7. Only change I had was that my Wife no longer rides with me, my Son does. Does not seem too many people use their RX7 for a daily, seems most of us already have them as secondary/pleasure vehicles.
Hahahaha im glad someone has a family and still drives an rx7. I daily mine but thats just because im a youngin
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Owner since 19; now 30 and a family man.. I will have the car til' I'm dead lol.... but will be driving one in heaven tho
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When we found out my wife was pregnant, and "not ready" for it I told her if the budget gets tight and stuff needs to be sold, the car is not up for negotiation because it isnt going anywhere. Almost 4 years later and we've never had any issues even with purchasing our first house.
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Originally Posted by archaphil
you see, he simply drives the jet on the ground. A pilot then takes over and flies the aircraft.
38. First car was an RX7..

Oh, and drive jets too. I've actually flown with Philip. He's legit.

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Originally Posted by mach.80
38. First car was an RX7..

Oh, and drive jets too. I've actually flown with Philip. He's legit.
So you are a pilot and so is phillip?
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Originally Posted by younG_Gunner
That's pretty impresive. Any pics of the cars you've owned?
No pics of my gold 86 gxl with red velour interior. I was so poor I didn't own a camera. No pic of my 90 base It was white. Here's pics of a couple others. Not great pics but that's it.

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Old 01-07-15, 06:41 PM
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Originally Posted by jjwalker
So you are a pilot and so is phillip?
Yes... It takes two pilots to operate an airliner. If you get a chance, look in the cockpit
and you'll see two of us up there.
We take turns flying and non-flying duties every other flight.
The aircraft is certified as a two pilot flight crew. Mandatory.

Below is a pic of the speeds our aircraft can reach. 632kts over the ground is 726mph.

Cheers.
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