FuseKazuki

fully stock, how much do u think this is worth?

s-thetikz

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im assuming that's an R1. i think you could probably get about 24k

airborne

Why is there a doormat on the floor?

Looks like an R1. If it looks/runs perfect and puts out a good compression test I'd go as high as $18k. BB is like $15.5.

Super77

5 years ago I paid $25,000 (US) for a 93 FD Touring model that had 12,874 on the odometer.

What is the asking price?

FuseKazuki

yeah its an R1, that some floor mat i believe, to protect the carpets, the guy is asking 28.8 which is a couple of grand too high imho...... could probably haggle it down a lil i hope

airborne

Holy ****. I'm glad FDs are still valued that high but it seems insane to me. Even not being used, how well does rubber and plastic hold up over 13 years? Was it at least started regularly? Was an additive used to help the gas in the tank last?

I just noticed this is Singapore. Are they more rare there?

FuseKazuki

nah this guys in the US, PA

im buying it for use in CA, more cash imma have to spend getting it moved,

i emailed the seller about all the standard stuff (TSB's, compression/boost results, problems, how well the engine starts etc) and im still waiting a reply

airborne

oh hey, i'm in pa. where's it at?

FuseKazuki

^
you gonna go check it out for me?

airborne

As long as its not in Altoona or something. I've already got a red 94, so I won't try to buy it

Mahjik

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https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.php?t=563846

AMRAAM4

If ti is near the southeast corner of PA I can.

FuseKazuki

well i wouldnt mind posting the address out..... i wont have parking as a freshmen anyways was jsut curious and thought the asking price was a lil high

mahjik: tan interior is a no-no for me

BillM

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Based on some selling prices on ebay I would say around 20K. On cars.com the asking prices for that car and similar ones are all over 25K. I got my 94 with 33000 miles for 18K. As you said you need to factor in getting the car to Cali

GoodfellaFD3S

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There is no sense getting a beautiful car like that and then bringing it to college. The car will get trashed in the public parking lots. Wait until you're out of school and have a garage. You'll be less likely to crash it after you graduate, too

AMRAAM4

getting the car to its destination IS NOT the sellers problem!! Seller doesn't reduce their price to help someone get the car to the buyer!

Mahjik

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Good condition FD's are becoming rare as well as finding "the perfect combination" of colors. I'm not a fan of Tan, but you aren't starring at the inside when you are driving. Is black interior worth $10k more?

FuseKazuki

^true i guess?

Goodfella: I'm not living in a dorm, getting an apartment that has a parking space, though ill prob keep it in the garage at home in SF and take the bus down, davis doesnt allow cars to be driven on campus anyways

dubulup

I agree 100%

I had to sell my first RX-7 after 1 semester. I couldn't stand that the quality just went to ****.

how in the hell does a college kid have $25k to spend on a toy??

FuseKazuki

^
by planning to finish college in 3 years, i already have enuff credits for most of my first year off, 44k saved on tuition and housing

AMRAAM4

brilliant idea to spend it on an FD then

FuseKazuki

^
mmm money isn't really a constraint , sooo yeah,

AMRAAM4

with that attitude, be sure to post up when you total it then.

FuseKazuki

^
you generalize too much, im just saying that money isnt a big problem, i never said i was gonna spend 20 grand making it go as fast it it can, if it was for driving irresponsibly i would've gladly plonked down the 28k+ lupe wanted for his FD, but i didnt becausei know i wouldn't be able to handle it

get out of my thread

Mahjik

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Guys.

It's his money. If he wants to buy a RX-7, state your case (i.e. not a good idea during college and why) and then let it go. Ultimately, it's up to him.