Big Bbq Pics.
08-27-06, 10:49 PM
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Big Bbq Pics.
WELL. i know there are some out there. so post them up. we had a great time even with the confusion in the morning. here are some pics that have been posted so far. for those that missed it..... sorry. there will be another next year.
http://s60.photobucket.com/albums/h1...BQ%2008-26-06/
http://s60.photobucket.com/albums/h1...BQ%2008-26-06/
08-28-06, 12:48 AM
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Originally Posted by mazdatim
Sparse turnout for the FD community for this BBQ as well... Don't feel so bad about not being able to make it...
There were 3 of them, out of a total of about 15 cars. As far as FDs go, finding that many of them that are actually friendly enough to come hang out with us 'lesser' RX-7 owners is impressive enough.
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08-28-06, 03:00 AM
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It was pretty damn fun...after we figured everything out lol. Next year, we need to have everyone post up their cell number if they are coming, so we can keep everyone updated 
And it was kinda depressing that more FD's didnt show up...being only 1 out of 3 didnt bode well for our generation IMO.
And it was kinda depressing that more FD's didnt show up...being only 1 out of 3 didnt bode well for our generation IMO.
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08-30-06, 12:17 AM
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Originally Posted by Cgotto6
I had a great time this year. I got lucky and happened to see another member right when I realized the road was closed. Cant wait for next year.
Silver FD right?
09-01-06, 07:32 AM
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Sorry I didn't make it. I finally got my stereo done today and here I thought I could do it in a couple hours. Sheeesh, what was I thinking?
I needed some new 6 x 9s and found some on Craig's List so I drove to Everett and ended up bringing home some Infinity 6 x 9s, new Crossovers and a 5 channel amp. I was only going to add the crossovers and replace my existing amp with the new one. Wrong, it sounded worse than before I started. So after consulting with my brother I decided to put my old amp back in to run my subwoofers, take out the 5" Infinities that were under the dash and replace them with the crossovers sounded pretty easy until I started moving stuff around. I pretty much ended up with most of my interior pulled out but my wires are all where they should be, out of sight and out of the way.
It took a lot of blood, sweat and quite a few bad words but I am proud to say I did it all by myself! Now I can really sing as loud as possible and not hear myself! AND I finally got soldering figured out, that only took 4 soldering irons and a few burns but I can now say I soldered and no longer think about taking up welding.
I needed some new 6 x 9s and found some on Craig's List so I drove to Everett and ended up bringing home some Infinity 6 x 9s, new Crossovers and a 5 channel amp. I was only going to add the crossovers and replace my existing amp with the new one. Wrong, it sounded worse than before I started. So after consulting with my brother I decided to put my old amp back in to run my subwoofers, take out the 5" Infinities that were under the dash and replace them with the crossovers sounded pretty easy until I started moving stuff around. I pretty much ended up with most of my interior pulled out but my wires are all where they should be, out of sight and out of the way.
It took a lot of blood, sweat and quite a few bad words but I am proud to say I did it all by myself! Now I can really sing as loud as possible and not hear myself! AND I finally got soldering figured out, that only took 4 soldering irons and a few burns but I can now say I soldered and no longer think about taking up welding.
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