I've been looking around for Rx7 FD models and I happen to find none for sale anymore! can anyone tell me why I cant find them on this website and on craigslist?

 

try eBay

 

phew im glad i saw some. i thought it was extinct there. but where im at i dont see any posts of them

 

http://battlecreek.craigslist.org/cto/2091336250.html

It's a auto though.

 

Are u blind?

I am in Raleigh and always have fds....

 

A 2 minute search could find this guy literally hundreds of rx7s.

Oh how times have changed. Either way to the OP, Jon has nice cars for sale right now with fresh rebuilds. With his cars you dont have to worry about the $3-6k worth of stuff most below $10k fds require these days.

 

FD models were never made by a big company like autoart in 1:18 scale. You can but lots of model kits you have to build yourself, but no pre-made diecase replicas that I'm aware of. They have the FB though.

 

Kyosho made them in LHD and RHD.

Red, Silver, Black and Yellow. Although, not all colors were available in both LHD and RHD.

Also, I know there were '1993' and '1995' models... which had different wings and wheels.

http://www.kyosho.com/eng/products/d...Needle+Setting






There are always usually some on eBay (4 right now... Red/Silver). Expect to pay $75-$100+ depending on color/variation.

 

I have an FD model sitting right on my shelf downstairs. Although it isn't assembled...

 

Montego Blue diacast here

 

i didnt see any of the 93 and up. i just saw 91s and stuff around greensboro and charlotte. i dont care if its an auto cus i have an extra engine sitting in the garage

 

...so he WAS asking about cars and not models. =)

 

And he must be looking only in newspaper classifieds.

There are lots of FDs for sale at any one time on the internets.

 

autotrader.com, ebay, craigslist and this site all have quite a few in and around NC.

 

I have about 4 FDs from Tamiya and a 787B to top it off.

 

Sounds like this guy is on a pbr budget

 

Here is a bunch of car models I found http://www.1999.co.jp/search_e.asp?T...e=1&itkey=fd3s

 

Do you know what (successfully) swapping from an auto to a manual entails?


Also, it's not uncommon to travel a ways to find a good condition FD.

You will have much greater success on this forum if you learn to use the "search" button.

 

This will not end well.

 

Use www.searchtempest.com as well as the others listed.