Dudes, the unluckiest thing that could ever happen to a man has happened to me - I crashed my RX7.

I was doing some "spirited driving" with my friends in Mulholland Dr. near Malibu...got into a corner that's really fast at first and then gets curvier and curvier...spun out mid-corner and hit a lamp post.

Sigh....luckily I was not injured...the rex is not too badly damaged, just that the passenger side door was totalled (fortunately nothing else broke except for some plastic pieces which BLEW UP upon impact).

I think I will go check for structural damage next week. *Sob*

I know a grown man shouldn't cry, but crashing my rex? *SOB EVEN HARDER*

 

Hopefully just a visit to junkyard and some repainting is all she needs. Poor guy and poor rex

 

Does anyone know any good, big junkyards in CA, preferably near Los Angeles?

 

Dunno much about cally geography, but is www.mazdarecycling.com close to you?

Fax (916) 635-6786 Toll Free 877-280-3100 3636 Omec Circle
(916) 635-5900 info@mazdarecycling.com Rancho Cordova, Ca. 95742

 

It smells like you lifted off the throttle in the middle of the corner, huh?



-Ted

 

i fear when that day comes for me or someone rips off my car .
I almost did that only i spun out at 110mph and spun through five lanes. guess what didn't even throw off my alignment! nothing wrong after it. I lucked out, after that i really relized to stop fuckiig around...

 

Go look for pick-n-pull in LA.. At least the ones up here in Norcal have 5-6 decent FCs all the time.

 

Just shows that children should not be allowed to drive a grown up's car!

 

Why don't you go play shuffleboard at the retirement home then?????

 

BURN!!

 

I very nearly wiped out my first FC the day after I bought it, six years ago. I was showing taillights to a Daytona (not a REAL one, an early FWD turbo) going up an extended onramp to the freeway. I got into the turn a little too fast, started to skid (185/70-14's don't have the greatest contact patch), and got scared. I lifted, knowing full well I shouldn't have (panic!!), spun 180, and came within about 3 inches of bonding my left rear corner with the concrete wall. The guy in the Daytona laughed as he drove past. Lesson learned...

Ren