Finally, I own a 3rd-gen. RX-7!!! Here she is:
04-16-06, 12:51 PM
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Finally, I own a 3rd-gen. RX-7!!! Here she is:
Finally, after all my hard work and perseverance, I finally have a 3rd-gen. RX-7 in the garage. She's not in perfect shape, but I will mend all that once she's paid-off. I spent several hours yesterday giving her a bath and cleaning all the gunk out of the engine-bay. Here's a few pics of her sexy-***:
Here's some pics from when I brought her to work:
Here's some pics from when I brought her to work:
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04-16-06, 02:24 PM
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I plan on installing a Veilside bodykit and alumnium wing, and sticking some "tribal" graphics on her!
....... Yeah right, just kidding!
....... Yeah right, just kidding!
04-16-06, 02:47 PM
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Originally Posted by ~Sex on Wheels~
I plan on installing a Veilside bodykit and alumnium wing, and sticking some "tribal" graphics on her!
....... Yeah right, just kidding!
....... Yeah right, just kidding!
I dont see why everyone hates the veilside kit so much. I mean...the front bumper is ugly as hell but the sides and back look pretty nice to me.
04-16-06, 03:15 PM
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I just don't like any bodykits on an RX-7, or on any rare/classic car for that matter. I think Mazda's engineers knew what they were doing when they designed the RX-7. If I were to ever do exterior modifications, I would do the '99-spec facelift and maybe the old-school RE-Amemya diffuser, but that's it.
04-16-06, 07:14 PM
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Originally Posted by ~Sex on [url="#"
Wheels[/url]~]I just don't like any bodykits on an RX-7, or on any rare/classic car for that matter. I think Mazda's engineers knew what they were doing when they designed the RX-7. If I were to ever do exterior modifications, I would do the '99-spec facelift and maybe the old-school RE-Amemya diffuser, but that's it.
04-17-06, 04:29 AM
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nice engine mods for that level, you scared us with the veilside bodykit though. If you ever do that though just add whiskers on the side of the front bumper and then it will look like a catfish, now that ROCKS!
take care of your car its nice
take care of your car its nice
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Originally Posted by adictd2b00st
i don't think i've ever seen that many rx7's at a mazda dealership at one time like that lol
That's what I was about to say. Are there a lot of 7s in your area? Just out of curiosity, I'm assuming that your Mazda dealership is one of the few in the country that can actually work on a 7 from head to toe, correct? Because like "adictd2b00st" said, that's a whole lot of 7s for one Mazda dealership.
Nice FD
I hope you enjoy yours as much as I'm enjoying mine.
04-17-06, 03:38 PM
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Yeah, I keep hearing people advising not to take an RX-7 to a Mazda-dealership, but our tech's are very capable with rotaries; one of them has owned 13 RX-7's already, and has rebuilt countless more (he's currently restoring a black R1, the one in that first set of pictures).
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