where are al the T2's???
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where are al the T2's???
A few months ago there were a bunch of low cost T2 for sale here in california or close by. Now there are no more....
I know have some $$ and no T2????
I know have some $$ and no T2????
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Re: where are al the T2's???
Originally posted by jmseven
A few months ago there were a bunch of low cost T2 for sale here in california or close by. Now there are no more....
I know have some $$ and no T2????
A few months ago there were a bunch of low cost T2 for sale here in california or close by. Now there are no more....
I know have some $$ and no T2????
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Well....Since I cannot find any GOOD T2's at the moment to just pick up and drive, I will just finish my long term project....the Wide Bodied FB.
The body work and paint job is completed...glacier white. The HRE wheels are matched and rubberized. Suspension, just need to find a good set of springs or c/overs. The 12a on the thing is leaking oil....so, I will just drop in a SP s4 block w/ an early FB front cover. my T04e and a Microtech ECU....I have a budget of $2k for the engine, ECU, and exhaust w/ a HI-flow cat. W/ that configuration, It should pass California smog with no probs.
The body work and paint job is completed...glacier white. The HRE wheels are matched and rubberized. Suspension, just need to find a good set of springs or c/overs. The 12a on the thing is leaking oil....so, I will just drop in a SP s4 block w/ an early FB front cover. my T04e and a Microtech ECU....I have a budget of $2k for the engine, ECU, and exhaust w/ a HI-flow cat. W/ that configuration, It should pass California smog with no probs.
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Originally posted by bob13bt
Well, consider an '87 TII cost over $23,000 new.
Then consider a 2003 WRX costs around $24,000 new.
See my point? Its amazing they sold ANY TIIs
Well, consider an '87 TII cost over $23,000 new.
Then consider a 2003 WRX costs around $24,000 new.
See my point? Its amazing they sold ANY TIIs
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when i was looking for a t2, i couldnt find anything decent in the midwest that wasnt overpriced or a pile of ****. ended up with a supra...which is still a piece of ****..
just a thought from an old forum member and rx7 enthusiast.
-scott
just a thought from an old forum member and rx7 enthusiast.
-scott
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Originally posted by bob13bt
Well, consider an '87 TII cost over $23,000 new.
Then consider a 2003 WRX costs around $24,000 new.
See my point? Its amazing they sold ANY TIIs
Well, consider an '87 TII cost over $23,000 new.
Then consider a 2003 WRX costs around $24,000 new.
See my point? Its amazing they sold ANY TIIs
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Re: Re: T 2's
Originally posted by jmseven
I will try that.
Thanks
I will try that.
Thanks
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Turbo IIs are hard to find. I had to drive about 2 1/2 hours to get mine. I wanted to look at others, but at the time, I had no car, and my parents would not travel more than a few hours to look at a car. The Turbo II I got is a nice one, but if I had more selection its possiable that I would of picked a different one.
Be prepared to spend a day (ie. 5 hour drive there) looking at a car and dont buy the first car you see. Try www.autotrader.com , this forum, and www.thepartstrader.com Hopefully youll be able to find one. Turbo IIs are rare and awesome
Be prepared to spend a day (ie. 5 hour drive there) looking at a car and dont buy the first car you see. Try www.autotrader.com , this forum, and www.thepartstrader.com Hopefully youll be able to find one. Turbo IIs are rare and awesome
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I am will to fly anywhere. I was willing to fly to MO to get a turbo'd vert...but the guy wouldn't budge on price....seemed like an ***.
Anyway, I am now focused on getting started on my '83 wide body project.....if a nice T2 comes around...that thing is going on sale.
Anyway, I am now focused on getting started on my '83 wide body project.....if a nice T2 comes around...that thing is going on sale.
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Originally posted by bob13bt
Well, consider an '87 TII cost over $23,000 new.
Then consider a 2003 WRX costs around $24,000 new.
See my point? Its amazing they sold ANY TIIs
Well, consider an '87 TII cost over $23,000 new.
Then consider a 2003 WRX costs around $24,000 new.
See my point? Its amazing they sold ANY TIIs
In its day,It was more car than the subaru is today.
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Originally posted by Ryde _Or_Die
I see your point, plus the fact that money was worth more back then. So you could really say a TII cost like $30k+ in todays funds.
I see your point, plus the fact that money was worth more back then. So you could really say a TII cost like $30k+ in todays funds.
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I had to drive 30 minutes north of Birmingham, AL to a lil town called Cullman to visit my wifes sick grandfather. I got lucky and found one for sale there sitting on the edge of a field. So I guess it was a good thing me and my wife took that trip. Best 4 1/2 hour drive back to Atlanta I've ever taken.
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I found my 90 red TII about 1 and 1/2 hour away form where I live, I was lucky after I just total my 99 prelude about 2 years ago then one month later I found my TII I jump on it so fast But I think I pay too much for the car, anyway I think it is worth it
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I flew to MN, and to Los Angeles twice, San Diego once.. just to look at FC's.
It takes a lot of effort to find a good one, but it pays off when you finally find one.
By the way, the sticker price on my TurboII was $29k.. a lot of money in 1989.
It takes a lot of effort to find a good one, but it pays off when you finally find one.
By the way, the sticker price on my TurboII was $29k.. a lot of money in 1989.
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By the way, the sticker price on my TurboII was $29k.. a lot of money in 1989.
Oh, and I drove 4.5 hours to Virginia to get mine.
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i drove around 3 1/2 - 4 hours to get mine way out in jefferson city (east TN)
rained the whole way there and back....did the same thing when i went with my friend (rotorbrain) to pick up his third gen in chattanooga.....RAINED the whole time to and fro....
something about rx-7's and rain here in TN...as it happended again later
rained the whole way there and back....did the same thing when i went with my friend (rotorbrain) to pick up his third gen in chattanooga.....RAINED the whole time to and fro....
something about rx-7's and rain here in TN...as it happended again later
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I found mine on parts trader. I was really lucky, the thing was in sweet shape and only $4000, it had just been re-listed too as the previous buyer had backed out. This was for a 1990 model. It needed parts here and there as things broke but they were things you'd expect to break on any 10-12 year old car...
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i was taking my girlfriend home about 2 miles from my house and saw someone pushing his TII. i helped him push it to his house and said well if you wanna sell it let me know and he said ok how about $2000. All i had to do was buy a slave cylinder rebuild kit for 7 bucks..... HELL YEA!!!! the interior was perfect... he was the original owner and just wanted to get rid of it since he was moving to Florida.
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Well.....Since I still have a rotary...not an FC anymore, I decided to get a good commuter. I found a '95 Civic SI with the front seat missing. They were stolen. I have a set of CRX seats....great deal @ $1500, has 120K miles on it...white on blk....perfect conidition.