Long-time RX enthusiast
08-23-19, 12:04 PM
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Long-time RX enthusiast
Love the style and drive of 7's. Have owned all three generations, S, Turbo II, and FD Touring. My stable is currently filled with British machinery though; Classic Mini (1968 Morris Cooper 1000 clone in Snowberry White), 1976 Lotus eclat under restoration with 2007 Lotus Aubergine Purple metallic paint, a 2006 Laser Blue Lotus Elise, and a 2017 Triumph Street Cup in black.
I bought my FB from the classifieds for peanuts back in the late 1990's, was a fantastic car with clean lines and a broken window. A simple trip to the local junkyard sourced the missing window and I then drove that car for the following three years. Shortly after i picked up a 6 year old FD. I loved the lines of the FD and the chassis, but never warmed to the on/off nature of the TT setup. I sold the FD after moving to California, then a few years later picked up a project TII. The FC was always my favorite bodystyle, and loved the mix between aggressive wheel arches and the flowing nose and sharp tail with the GTU-style spoiler. After replacing the blown turbo and oil-soaked exhaust, I could never get the car to pass CA smog, so I sold it before being able to enjoy it. I hope to have another Turbo II someday to drive and enjoy (in black).
I bought my FB from the classifieds for peanuts back in the late 1990's, was a fantastic car with clean lines and a broken window. A simple trip to the local junkyard sourced the missing window and I then drove that car for the following three years. Shortly after i picked up a 6 year old FD. I loved the lines of the FD and the chassis, but never warmed to the on/off nature of the TT setup. I sold the FD after moving to California, then a few years later picked up a project TII. The FC was always my favorite bodystyle, and loved the mix between aggressive wheel arches and the flowing nose and sharp tail with the GTU-style spoiler. After replacing the blown turbo and oil-soaked exhaust, I could never get the car to pass CA smog, so I sold it before being able to enjoy it. I hope to have another Turbo II someday to drive and enjoy (in black).
08-23-19, 01:03 PM
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solo,
Welcome to the forum and thanks for sharing your rotary story. I don't think too many people would knock your British stable.
Despite you owning rotaries before, is this your first time accessing our forum?
Welcome to the forum and thanks for sharing your rotary story. I don't think too many people would knock your British stable.
Despite you owning rotaries before, is this your first time accessing our forum?
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