i recieved a text from my best friend saying he totalled his rx 12:40 this morning he was driving from work,driving normally, and he drove over ice patch while switching lanes and car slid from hit the wall twice











NOW FOR THE AFTERMATH

 

 

he is now trying to sell hole car as is for 2000 motor still starts and runs

 

FFFFUUUUUUUCCKKKK that!!!!

that suck soooooo bad
tell ur boy im sorry!!

 

That sucks .

 

he wasnt ripping on the car and we was gonna paint it this week

 

Noooooooo! What a loss, the 7 is cleaaan!

 

seems like a Patch of black ice caused him to loose control over the car sucks!

this car had alot of potential and after all it went trough to run right. =[

good thing Victor is allright

 

pull the motor and drivetrain and put it in a new shell.

 

OOO F@cK sorry to know that happened.

 

he giving up on rx7s

 

well at least he is ok

 

Damn all these nice 7's getting beat up / destroyed

 

hopefully he has insurance...grab a NA shell, swap everything over. shouldnt cost more than $500-$1000

 

its his like 3rd or 4rth rx so he giving up on rx7's hes buying a truck. he had liability so he aint getting no money back only from wat he sells

 

**** man crazyy accident, he has my sympathies on the 7

 

ouuch that makes me sad

 

Unfortunately, that car now isn't worth more than 700-800 dollars...

Sucks though, I've been there before...

 

sad day, car and owner down.

 

im still in it strong and got my little brother hooked onto it so u loss one u gain one. trying to help him out to buy this ones motor to put in his s4 but seeing that hes 16 and no job dont see it happening

 

I could use some parts, if you willing to part out.

 

we trying to sell it as a hole mayb later down the road we'll part out

 

chill out guys i got first dibs =]

 

Anyone else agree doesn't look that bad?

Shock towers in the front still seem straight, just needs the rad supports n such in the front cut out and redone...?

 

the side where it got hit was all rusted out. missing a hole bunch on metal