Hello, My name is Brenden, I just picked up my first rx7 It is a 85 rx7 gsl. I have wanted one for a long time. Im a big fan of rotary engines but im still new to them. my car is in okay shape but I am looking forward to fixing it up and driveing it.

 

Well, all the info you'll need to do that can def be found on this website!

Welcome aboard, Brendon! The more 1stgen folk who join, the better!

Mario III

 

Hi guys thank you for the reply. I have started to clean up the inside of my rx7. It was not too bad inside when I got it but there was some seat covers that I took off because I dont like them. It was also missing a raido so there was a big open space there and the plate that would be under the shifter boot was gone so there was a space there too. Me and a friend of mine used plywood to cover them up, it looks much better now. I was thinking of putting some gauges in the plate I made for the space where the raido would go. I dont plan on putting in another raido.

 

I like the plywood trick. Might have to do that to the gaping hole where my stereo should be. And welcome to the club.

 

Hello welcome! i am also new to rotaries but i'm very interested in them! my first RX7 is a 86'

 

Do you have any pictures of your car. I would like to see it

 

No i dont have any but here is the add i bought it from

http://dayton.craigslist.org/cto/1961281384.html

 

wow that is a sweet looking car I like the rims alot

 

ya it's nice but im scared because i dont know much about rotary motors what if it breaks or blows up

 

I dont know much about them myself but they are very simple. If you can learn to fix a piston engine it must be easy to learn the rotary engine. I have a small rotary that came out of an old snowmobile that I use to learn how rotarys works. And the people here can help people like us too. How is your car running right now?

 

Hi i am also new one and i hope we enjoy our stay here and know more about cars.

 

I enjoy the club. the people here are nice and they can help with a ton of info about the cars.

 

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