new owner of a 93 rhd rx7
02-12-12, 03:14 PM
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new owner of a 93 rhd rx7
hey guys, my names mac, i just turned 18 and ive been dreaming of owning an fd rx7 forever. yesterday i found a great deal on a 93 right hand drive widebody shell so i picked it up for 2500 
. i own a 98 ls1 camaro that ive been building a 6.0 for so im planning on swapping that into the fd instead for my senior project in highschool. and no. my parents dont pay for any of it 
i cant wait to get started on it and i hope to find alot of the parts im looking for in the classifieds. i know ill probably get knocked for not havin a rotary but it came without a motor and i happend to have all the ls stuff ready to go. but thanks for reading let me know what you think!
. i own a 98 ls1 camaro that ive been building a 6.0 for so im planning on swapping that into the fd instead for my senior project in highschool. and no. my parents dont pay for any of it i cant wait to get started on it and i hope to find alot of the parts im looking for in the classifieds. i know ill probably get knocked for not havin a rotary but it came without a motor and i happend to have all the ls stuff ready to go. but thanks for reading let me know what you think!
02-14-12, 02:36 PM
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Welcome, Mac!
Sounds like a good project to me. I like rotors myself, but what you have probably makes sense to go that route. I also like to see young guys be responsible and pay their own way on things like this, so kudos to you.
Only thing that I wonder is if it will be legal to be driven in the US when you are done. Does it have a CT title/registration? It may have been brought in from Canada or something. If it was a LHD that was converted to RHD, then you should be okay.
Kent
Sounds like a good project to me. I like rotors myself, but what you have probably makes sense to go that route. I also like to see young guys be responsible and pay their own way on things like this, so kudos to you.
Only thing that I wonder is if it will be legal to be driven in the US when you are done. Does it have a CT title/registration? It may have been brought in from Canada or something. If it was a LHD that was converted to RHD, then you should be okay.
Kent
02-14-12, 06:47 PM
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Welcome, Mac!
Only thing that I wonder is if it will be legal to be driven in the US when you are done. Does it have a CT title/registration? It may have been brought in from Canada or something. If it was a LHD that was converted to RHD, then you should be okay.
Kent
Only thing that I wonder is if it will be legal to be driven in the US when you are done. Does it have a CT title/registration? It may have been brought in from Canada or something. If it was a LHD that was converted to RHD, then you should be okay.
Kent
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i wish i can say the same. I always wanted one around your age and now im almost 10 years older than still want one. It seems really hard to find a nice used one down south. good luck with your build!
02-23-12, 09:44 PM
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Welcome bro. Super jealous right now. I was actually considering buying the shell, but you had purchased it a few days before I had even seen it. Grats on the new project and hope it works out! Keep us posted on how it comes along.
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