gotorx7

Just reading through GoodFella's thread brought to mind that I've encountered several people here who (like myself) own one of each of the above..

I just thought it interesting that so many of us are attracted by the same combination of vehicles...

How many other folk out there with one of each??

DaleClark

iTrader: (55)

I'm fixin' to sell my 'vert, though . My wife and I bought it a year and a half ago since the '87 GXL I built for my wife crapped out, and it was a great car and a great deal.

The engine is getting tired on the 'vert and it's slow as hell, but man is it ever fun with the top down and a good song on the radio. But, I just can't justify hanging on to it right now .

For me at least, it was just good ol' coincidence that I've got a 'vert and an FD. If I was to go out and buy an FC, I'd be looking for a TurboII - gotta have the power .

Dale

Black97VR4

I don't have a vert but I am thinking of getting a N/A FC for a daily car.

RE Suzuki

I would like that combination but I'd rather keep my miata and FD. How could I afford two rotarys to maint.?

RotaryResurrection

iTrader: (8)

I had a turbo vert and my FD but recently sold the vert. I rarely got to drive it, the FD gets more looks and is faster out of the box, and I have several cars anyway.

GoodfellaFD3S

iTrader: (213)

No comparison between an FD and an n/a rotary, my man. That is why I got the vert.

On one hand, 500 motor hp, amazing good looks, and about as reliable as a military wife when her hubby is deployed to Iraq.

Other hand, 160 motor hp, pretty damn nice to look at, drop top, and reliable as hell.

DaleClark

iTrader: (55)

NA FC's make damn great daily drivers. I bought a grey '86 base a number of years back for $500 that had bad oil seals in the motor. Rebuilt the engine, sucker ran AWESOME. Drove that daily while building up my TurboII.

Not to mention you can haul a ton of stuff in an coupe FC .

Dale

gotorx7

Interesting

My 'vert is a Turbo, which seems to be not the norm here, but they are just so completely different to drive that I'm awestruck each time I get in one

The 'vert is just pure fun and a super cruiser.. the FD is an adrenaline rush..

rotorchick

I also own one of each, the vert being my daily and the
FD my weekend car.

dubulup

I own both

KFC3S

I have a turbo FC and a FD. The FC needs a rebuild. I wanted to do a big project on the FC, bridgeport turbo etc - But decided the money would be better spent on just getting an FD.

My plans for the FC are now to strip it and cage it and track it at club days (we dont really have autocross in NZ, but there are heaps of open club trackdays at various tracks). The engine will receive a rebuild, and emissions removal etc etc, but no crazy porting or anything too major. I believe with as much weight saving as possible - at stock power levels it should be more than a handful for someone beginning to track a car.

GoodfellaFD3S

iTrader: (213)

I need to get some updated pics of my FD and vert together

hanman

I own one of each also. The vert is slow, but a lot of fun and stone cold reliable.
The FD is just the opposite. Except for the fun part.

YellowJacket7

iTrader: (2)

My first ever car was a vert, and I now own an FD. Loved the vert, but was very slow. Don't think I would ever own both at the same time though. I need at least one car that is capable of carrying more than a laptop in the trunk!