787B

did anyone on this forum buy an FC when it was BRAND SPANKIN NEW??? Or has anyone owned an FC since it was new?

I am wondering what was the rotary like when it had like 900 miles on it??? Also has the performance gone down since the car was new??

SaabGuy

I can tell you that my car is as fast as a 1988 10th which had a rebuilt engine, 10k miles on motor. I test drove this 10th over the summer. It was damn close to mine.

Erik

the only guy i know that has owned his since new is Gladwyn Lopez in NJ...and its the nicest 91 T2 you'll ever find in the US

http://filebox.vt.edu/users/eklemm/Gladwyn.jpg

JerryLH3

iTrader: (11)

Well, I'm the second owner and the previous owner was my step-dad's best friend. I was actually in the car when he test drove it brand new. I don't remember too much about the test drive though, seeing as how I was only 9 at the time. I do remember it seemed fast.

And usually, if an engine is broken in properly, you can squeeze more performance out of them when they're a bit older. But at a point, performance will detiorate as the engine reaches the end of its life.

supergoat

I am the 2nd owner of my 88. The first was a doctor. :tup:

cymfc3s

Im the 3rd owner. The previous owner bought an FD, then the FD completely fell apart on him. He wish he had the t2 back. =]

Icemark

My first FC, bought brand new with about 27 miles on it.



I sold it with about 130K on it. Ran as good the day I bought it as the day I sold it.

I also have a 88 GTU that my dad bought new after driving my Sport. It has about 53K miles on it. Little heavier car but still runs fine.

MIKE-P-29

I got the sticker for my 85 LOL Man that thing was 14k in 85!

blue88gxl N/A

what type of polish or wax does Gladwyn use..?
and what type of rims are those?

RX7boy

i wanna know too

Erik

i took those pics at a NJ BBQ this summer...he was promoting this wax that he uses...i lost the pamphlet, but i'm sure someone else that was there remembers the exact name. its some airplane wax thats really strong. i could be wrong, but i remember him saying that it strips away a layer of clear coat (maybe to erase some dullness).

he was selling a 20oz bottle and he said that would last a lifetime, since you really only need to do the **** once in a while.

as for the rims...i'm not sure exactly what model...but they are Koenigs for sheeezy, 18's.......