Hello,
Im pretty new here and to the FC.
I got a FC shell. The only things on it was doors, back glass, dash, ALOT of wires that I dont know what or where they go or do, and a few loose parts that I dont know what the hell it is. I did my home work on the FC its self, but I dont know how to get started. I know that I want to get it moving first before I work on the body. Also I wanted to know if theres a site that shows me where everything goes, and what screws go where or if some people could PM me or email so I can send pics and hopfully make this work.

I know, why dont you go to the shop and let them help you. Well me and a friend really want to build it our selfs.

Thanks,
Taka

 

you have a manual for the car.....you should have one.

 

I ordered the Chilton RX7 manual. Is it any good?

 

i have another but im sure its better than mine....i have like hanes or somthing like that.....good luck and id say get it rolling first

 

the fsm is available for free at the top of this forum...use it

 

do a google search for "rx7 FSM" or factory service manual. has everything you need to know. does it have an engine, suspension, and wheels?

 

Thanks ill check that out. It has no suspension, Wheels, or Engine. Which bring up another guestion.
Im going to buy a 87 Turbo II engine from some one, but he says it ran when they took it out but it leeks water. Is this a serious problem that need to rebuild the motor? or just fix some hose? He is selling it to me for $50.

What do you guys think?

Thanks,
Taka

 

hmmm how much did you pay for the shell...because i sold my old t2 body...complete with every thing but the eng/trans....and it was nice.....one dent in body and a glass sunroof which is rare ive been told.

 

I got it for free 87 Shell, sunroof (no glass). Its pretty nice. White, no back taxes, clear title. The guy was very genourse.

Ill try look on other threads about the water leeking.

Thanks,
Taka

 

nice. let us know how everything goes. pics as you build it.

 

Sure Ill upload some pics this weekend of the shell.

Thanks for everything,
Taka