Buying a new one
04-16-09, 10:43 PM
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Buying a new one
So i getting ready to go look at a 87 rx7 next week with 250,000 miles a new alternater and a new battery thats all the info that he gave me.
the guy wants to trade me for my 74 ford f250 that runs perfectly i love this truck.
i dont really need the rx7 but I've become kind of addicted to them i'm just basically asking if this car sounds like a good trade for my truck.
the guy wants to trade me for my 74 ford f250 that runs perfectly i love this truck.
i dont really need the rx7 but I've become kind of addicted to them i'm just basically asking if this car sounds like a good trade for my truck.
04-17-09, 10:36 AM
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If the truck is worth more than $750 to you, keep it. The rx-7 will generally not "run perfectly," especially with that kind of mileage. If you enjoy working on cars and do not need the toy to be reliable, then rx-7s are great. Lots of bang for the buck assuming you can fix it yourself.
04-18-09, 01:52 PM
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i already have an 88 rx7 and i know a little about them, plus i'm on the club all the time learning alittle hear and there.
so my real question i guess is how many more miles do you think are left on the car?
so my real question i guess is how many more miles do you think are left on the car?
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