East coaster Canadian aspiring to own FD RX-7
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East coaster Canadian aspiring to own FD RX-7
Title is pretty self explanatory, but why an RX-7?
New Scotlander hailing from Halifax!
- For a car that looks 20 years old, simply put it doesn't look 20
- It's a Rotary engine, that unique factor there alone gets my attention.
I have had a crippling knee disability since I was 10, driving cars is one of the few things I can do without any limitation.
And if fate permits me, some employer will see not just as some crippled teen looking for easy work, but someone who wants to prove themselves.
And funds from said job I plan on putting aside for someday acquiring an RX-7 whether it be imported or Left hand drive.
New Scotlander hailing from Halifax!
- For a car that looks 20 years old, simply put it doesn't look 20
- It's a Rotary engine, that unique factor there alone gets my attention.
I have had a crippling knee disability since I was 10, driving cars is one of the few things I can do without any limitation.
And if fate permits me, some employer will see not just as some crippled teen looking for easy work, but someone who wants to prove themselves.
And funds from said job I plan on putting aside for someday acquiring an RX-7 whether it be imported or Left hand drive.
Last edited by Krikeny; Sep 14, 2016 at 12:28 PM.
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Hey man. I own an FC myself and its a blast to drive. Living in an area full of civics and integras gets pretty old, so rotaries are a huge breath of fresh air, definitely a very unique engine. Good luck on getting the FD! They're beautiful cars.
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