i dunno how i can get it to show up without you guys having to click it but that was one of my photoshoot pictures

 

Many moons ago I had a FD but now have a LP640, come say hello if you see me around - can't miss me with this very subtle color

 

Holy *****. Where abouts are you?

 

First pic isn't my car. Another forum member actually. I love this fd. And just got this compression tester too.

Second pic is the vert that I built for my wedding.

 

Old School Reunion 2014

https://www.flickr.com/photos/iotus/...7646630194752/

 

Well I traded the RX8 in a few months ago for a 15 CX-5. Picked this up from a Co worker recently. It's been sitting for some time. Once we get the interior dried out and passenger side wheels moving freely. We are going to pull the engine and see what condition it's in. If it's good, we will rebuild it with a street port and concentrate on the body.

 

My '94 in Seattle earlier this week.

 

Nice car! Wanna part with the hood?

 

Come save it from the scrapper, ...

 

where's this located?

 

His profile says Washougal, Wa.

 

Not mine but spotted this in Vancouver last summer.

 

 

Here is my first S4 GXL with a T2 swap, bought it for only $1,600



Now this is my replacement. Its not turbo, but it sure is a lot of fun! And yes, it does have 622,xxx on it.

 

In Oregon a few weeks ago:

 

Coming soon to Vancouver WA. 85 GSL-SE

20150222_133314_1 by tallbozo, on Flickr

 

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Its very clean inside and out. great ride!

 

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nevermind, it wont post

 

What is this road? I remember it, its from my past but I don't recall...

 

I wanna go drive that!

 

it's at the top of Mt Baker ski resort, summer time of course!

 

First time posting here in this section. It's really great to see other RX-7 owners in the Puget Sound area.





Picked up my car semi-running about a year and a half ago from another member in Seattle for a good price. Pretty ratty looking and incomplete visually, but I'm really thankful the previous owner took the time to put the right drive train goodies in it. I just had to spend a year learning about weber carbs and rotary engines in general with my busy schedule.

 

Few rollers

 

Here's my 1985 GS, up here in Alaska!