nsomnia_redline

im a rotary nut and have an 88 se 2+2 NA, i test drove a 93 tt with 60,000 and 17'' momos with a custom 3'' exhost. the car is selling for 6,500 this 19 year old has no fing idea what he has the engine is strong and runs and drives like a dream, it has the usal aged paint job and a few loose interior parts it smokes at first then quickly goes away and he sais the shop he called said that the motor was shot or somthing so he dosent even drive it he just wants it gone. anyway thats great but the real problem is that im 300lbs ish and cant fit in the damn thing i fell in love with it imidiatly its obvious the kid knows nothing about the car and the whole thing just gets to me, even if the motor blew on my way home i could have AAA toe it to a shop and have a new engine in the thing easy these are exotic cars and its hard to pass up but seriously should i let it go and stick with the car i have now or should i buy it knowing i can fit in it and have it sit till i loose the extra baggage. honestly i feel it would be good motivation but its alot to spend on a car and not fit in it its so hard to chose. so thats my story guys have at it. sorry for the shitty spelling and even worse punk. but you us rotary guys are a closer family then most car groups espesialy because you cant take these cars anywhere we rely heavy on each other for help and advice about our cars and such so i know its worth posting here about this.

sevensix

iTrader: (1)

yeah just get it and knock off the lbs. u win both ways gl

pinkrx7

iTrader: (2)

hm. Shoulda tried harder on the grammar and punc. but before you buy its pretty simple take it to a rotary mechnic or at least run a compression test. get ready to shell out 6 grand for a worst case scenario reman+rebuild + tranny + turbos if this kid doesn't know what hes doing. Thats about it.

How bad could a tow be if you're willing to drive it? Rent a u haul trailer and tow it yourself. Don't exacerbate the situation by running a blown motor.

I would lower the price if you could just because the kid doesn't know what hes got and you prolly need the money for aforementioned reconditioning. good luck

also if you're 300lbs check out the thread SEATS FOR LARGE AND IN CHARGE thread by dhahlen. and youll need a after market steering wheel.Most likely you'll be able to fit in

Tanjo

You'll see fd ROLLERS go for 6500 every now and again. A running FD for 65 is a steal, especially if its in 'ok' condition. BUY IT, theres a good chance the motor isnt blown, maybe bad turbos, running pig rich for some reason... who knows. Get it compression tested. Buy it, fix it, sell it. Put the money into your FC if thats what you really want. Hell, a decent condition, running FD like the one your describing will fetch AT LEAST 10k. If your not going to buy it, post up the guys info and let someone else take it. Ill be it will be sold in days.

RiceFx306

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I'll send you the complete P90x w/ DVDs, nutrition guide, workout book and calendar for $100. In 90 days you'll fit no problem. =D

nsomnia_redline

yeah no **** right? ill let it go and wait for my time id like every one to know that i am a rotary nut i know enough about these cars and i test drove the thing TODAY and it ran like a champ!!!

http://eugene.craigslist.org/car/616042278.html

some one buy this damn car and have fun with it, ill just stick with the fc and put myself on loose fat mode and who knows maybe when im ready ill be able to afford a nicer one like an r1 or some thing cool like that. besides no sun roof, and i love my sun roof. cant image living with out it lol thanks guys im still interested in ppls opinions ill make my final decision in a few days.

jdhuegel1

A running FD for 6.5 isn't BAD at all. But regardless, the chance of you driving it a year before the dollar amount is over 10K is pretty unlikely.

STILL not bad in my opinion.

As far as the weight goes - Cheatham (search) is a tubby biotch and fit in his. Even in those tight *** Recaros. So I know you can squeeze.

revsteve

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Great workout program isnt it

I'm a P90x'er as well