Just bought a 93 Rx7 take a look at pic!
03-10-06, 07:40 AM
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Just bought a 93 Rx7 take a look at pic!
Hey guys whats up.. new to the board... Just thought i'd show you guys what i managed to find through some hard work and patiences. Below is a pic of the car... Only difference with the car now is that is has tinted windows, ohh and the seats were professionally dyed black leather. Great deal! Rebuilt motor/turbos and transmission... Has 7 grand in maintainence receipts too! Radiator,silicone lines, brakes etc.... So get this.. i paid 9700us for the car completely safetied and emission tested! I dont plan on making this a daily driver... I'll drive it maybe 3-5times a week over the summer. Anyways take a look guys.. lemme know what you think... And i look forward to being a member of this board.. its quite helpful!
03-10-06, 10:30 AM
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That's a pretty clean FD, take care of her. I don't know how you guys just drive this car a few days out of the week, I couldn't handle not driving this car. When I drive other cars, I feel like I'm driving a tank. 
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03-10-06, 12:18 PM
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Originally Posted by 93red
Hey guys whats up.. new to the board... Just thought i'd show you guys what i managed to find through some hard work and patiences. Below is a pic of the car... Only difference with the car now is that is has tinted windows, ohh and the seats were professionally dyed black leather. Great deal! Rebuilt motor/turbos and transmission... Has 7 grand in maintainence receipts too! Radiator,silicone lines, brakes etc.... So get this.. i paid 9700us for the car completely safetied and emission tested! I dont plan on making this a daily driver... I'll drive it maybe 3-5times a week over the summer. Anyways take a look guys.. lemme know what you think... And i look forward to being a member of this board.. its quite helpful!
Is it the 160,000kms car?
03-10-06, 01:01 PM
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Is this the ebay TO car? 160KM's etc?
https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.p...96#post5314996
Sounds like it...
https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.p...96#post5314996
Sounds like it...
03-10-06, 01:09 PM
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Originally Posted by ehos
Is this the ebay TO car? 160KM's etc?
https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.p...96#post5314996
Sounds like it...
https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.p...96#post5314996
Sounds like it...
If so
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Originally Posted by dradon03
If so
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Originally Posted by ehos
Well, I wouldn't go so far as laughing at the poor guy/gal (something tells me the owner is female). But the good news is the FD was bought for cheap, you could still do a rebuild and have a really nice car for cheap.
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Originally Posted by MDoe8
How much did it cost to dye the leather? Where did you go for it? Car looks good, congrats.
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All I can say is seriously best of luck. We all have relatively fragile cars. They are not s2000's.
But for like 11,000 CAD if everything interior, exterior and suspension is ok then go. Just remember always keep a reserve amount for what it would cost to have a complete rebuild (bout 3.5-4k). Don't flame too much it is just incase. Incase you have a ****ed rotor housing and rebuild with used parts is not valid.
Use the forums as much as possible and think reliability before power. Also your compression numbers are quite low so I wouldn't negate the possibility of having a rebuild in not to long. Also use 94 octane we are lucky to have it so go for it.
Alex
But for like 11,000 CAD if everything interior, exterior and suspension is ok then go. Just remember always keep a reserve amount for what it would cost to have a complete rebuild (bout 3.5-4k). Don't flame too much it is just incase. Incase you have a ****ed rotor housing and rebuild with used parts is not valid.
Use the forums as much as possible and think reliability before power. Also your compression numbers are quite low so I wouldn't negate the possibility of having a rebuild in not to long. Also use 94 octane we are lucky to have it so go for it.
Alex
03-10-06, 04:17 PM
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Originally Posted by dradon03
All I can say is seriously best of luck. We all have relatively fragile cars. They are not s2000's.
But for like 11,000 CAD if everything interior, exterior and suspension is ok then go. Just remember always keep a reserve amount for what it would cost to have a complete rebuild (bout 3.5-4k). Don't flame too much it is just incase. Incase you have a ****ed rotor housing and rebuild with used parts is not valid.
Use the forums as much as possible and think reliability before power. Also your compression numbers are quite low so I wouldn't negate the possibility of having a rebuild in not to long. Also use 94 octane we are lucky to have it so go for it.
Alex
But for like 11,000 CAD if everything interior, exterior and suspension is ok then go. Just remember always keep a reserve amount for what it would cost to have a complete rebuild (bout 3.5-4k). Don't flame too much it is just incase. Incase you have a ****ed rotor housing and rebuild with used parts is not valid.
Use the forums as much as possible and think reliability before power. Also your compression numbers are quite low so I wouldn't negate the possibility of having a rebuild in not to long. Also use 94 octane we are lucky to have it so go for it.
Alex
