Its amazing how these japanese ppl take their cars for granted and dont even treat them with care. This is because they are readily available to them...but us here in the US will most likely never let the FD see the light of day in snow weather, but here are some pics:

 

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Don't tell me the Mazdaspeed GTC front can't double as a snow plow.

 

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I think that last picture could have been the Beatles' inspiration for "Yellow Submarine".

 

Thank god it doesn't snow like that in bc hehe.. though it rains like hell..

 

hahah

 

damn, that's a lot of snow.

 

I think they say the same thing about us and Mustangs.

 

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..TRUE TRUE, but hey mastacow is that you in your avitar because ive been doin alot of looking into the japanese side of RX-7s and ive seen that guy alot(vids,pics,ect)..so who is he?

 

That 2nd FD looks like it's crying

 

Isamu Amemiya

 

poor little FDs....they need a good home....I think they should get shipped over here to warm american garages

 

Well think about it.. Most japs dont live in a nice home.. they live in apartments.. And dont have garages..

 

It's not they don;t want to garage it. It's they don't have the space to build the garages. As Freaky said a lot of them live in apartments. Most of the apartment buildings there don't have garages.

TpCpLaYa, you don't even know the Rotary God/Isamu Amemiya? He owns RE Amemiya. He is probably the best tuner for RX-7.

 

well that explains it then. like at first i saw him in mastacows avitar and then when i saw him again stickin his head in one of the pics i thought it would be funny to show him. then i saw him tuning all these cars and i got to wondering. now it all makes sense..thanks

 

got another one..hard to tell its an fd in the actual pic but it is..

 

Those poor cars.

 

We have the same snow-situation here in Norway, and there's not much we can do about it..
I had money to buy either a RX or a garage, not both. Can't say the choice was to difficult!

 

I've had my FD out in the snow a few times. Do you think me wicked?

 

i drove in snow, not very far, but i did.

luigi

 

I bought my FD in Colorado right before I moved to Texas. I think she still considers me her hero for rescuing her. I shudder to think of all the snowy roads she might have driven.

I remember taking her to a mechanic up there when I was considering buying her, and he said, you realize these things handle like an ice skate in snow? To which I replied, that will not be a problem!

 

here's mine in the once a year snow we get....