Old guys with 12As club meeting
The White One II is an 84 GS soon to be GSL Greg. Thirty years old next year.
Those seats would be useful to toss junk in, too bad they're in California.
Speaking of rear seats Mike, you should get one of these:
SkyActiv technology and rear seat room galore.
Those seats would be useful to toss junk in, too bad they're in California.
Speaking of rear seats Mike, you should get one of these:
SkyActiv technology and rear seat room galore.
Sittin' Sideways
Joined: Oct 2009
Posts: 34
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From: Flowery Branch, GA
Hey guys, long time no post =). I used to own Sabine, Collins old FC =). Turns out im dying to get back into another FC, so if any of you here know anyone around selling a running one for ~2000 bucks, let me know! Dying to get a rotary back!
Rotary Freak
Joined: May 2002
Posts: 2,515
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From: Atlanta, GA
Holly
Full Member
Joined: Jul 2012
Posts: 74
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From: Laurel Fork, Va. 24352
Picked this complete car up today in Shenandoah Valley Virginia. He claims it ran until he parked it last fall. '85 GS with spare transmission, rear glass, perfect hood and front filler panel between head lights, 4 original wheels, 3 steering racks, 3 RB down pipes to eliminate the two cats, New in box pacesetter muffler, front bumper, loads of interior parts, the list of used spare parts (and new in box goes) on and on. Original bill of sale and Window sticker included.
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Joined: Jul 2012
Posts: 74
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From: Laurel Fork, Va. 24352
Yeah, it was late and I was to lazy to type everything on my phone. But I knew that you OGTA guys still had sharp eyes or good magnifying glasses. BTW, motor and 5spd only has 120k on it. It has already had a GSL axle conversion done too. A new interior was installed in the late 90's (after a claustrophobic dog incident) so it looks great. Almost as good as my first GS. I'm going to have to come up with a naming and or # system now that I have three tornado Grey fb chassis.
Yes, I agree totally with Mike. The use of Roman Numverals to denote specific examples of a series it totally appropriate in this case.
I would suggest the Tornado Series, as in Tornado I, Tornado II, Tornado III, Tornado IV etc.
Or TI, TII, TIII etc, if you want to **** off the turbo guys.
Alternatively, you could name each one of the 7's after one of your kids. Which means you need to get one more 7.
I would suggest the Tornado Series, as in Tornado I, Tornado II, Tornado III, Tornado IV etc.
Or TI, TII, TIII etc, if you want to **** off the turbo guys.
Alternatively, you could name each one of the 7's after one of your kids. Which means you need to get one more 7.
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Joined: Jul 2012
Posts: 74
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From: Laurel Fork, Va. 24352
Yes, I agree totally with Mike. The use of Roman Numverals to denote specific examples of a series it totally appropriate in this case.
I would suggest the Tornado Series, as in Tornado I, Tornado II, Tornado III, Tornado IV etc.
Or TI, TII, TIII etc, if you want to **** off the turbo guys.
Alternatively, you could name each one of the 7's after one of your kids. Which means you need to get one more 7.
I would suggest the Tornado Series, as in Tornado I, Tornado II, Tornado III, Tornado IV etc.
Or TI, TII, TIII etc, if you want to **** off the turbo guys.
Alternatively, you could name each one of the 7's after one of your kids. Which means you need to get one more 7.
Greg The Elder
Joined: Apr 2007
Posts: 236
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From: Lilburn, Ga.
Re-Building The Nikki
Re-Building the Nikki
Having just up-graded to the Racing Beat Exhaust system on my 1984 GSL I decided, With Ray’s urging, to go ahead and clean and re-build my Nikki Carburetor. I had done this several times in the past with my first 78-1/2 Rx-7 and once before with this car about ten years ago. I later learned from Ray that there are several filter screens that I was not aware of. Plus we found that I was missing a check valve and weight. One float level was incorrect. The car ran fine without all of this but it was not perfect.
Thus, according to Ray, I was living in sin. OMG!
After three days work in sweltering heat and a trip out to Ray’s Shade Tree Emporium, I got the Nikki back on the car and running.
See, It was Un-Clean!
So I broke it down and packed it up and headed for Ray's
We broke it down at Ray's and dipped it in Berryman® Chem-Dip® Carburetor and Parts Cleaner, Nice!
Ray lent me his an old Nikki to use as a guide to put mine back together. Another good reason to own a spare Nikki!
Back in the car again
Make Sure those fuel lines don't leak.
A Clean Machine!
Having just up-graded to the Racing Beat Exhaust system on my 1984 GSL I decided, With Ray’s urging, to go ahead and clean and re-build my Nikki Carburetor. I had done this several times in the past with my first 78-1/2 Rx-7 and once before with this car about ten years ago. I later learned from Ray that there are several filter screens that I was not aware of. Plus we found that I was missing a check valve and weight. One float level was incorrect. The car ran fine without all of this but it was not perfect.
Thus, according to Ray, I was living in sin. OMG!
After three days work in sweltering heat and a trip out to Ray’s Shade Tree Emporium, I got the Nikki back on the car and running.
See, It was Un-Clean!
So I broke it down and packed it up and headed for Ray's
We broke it down at Ray's and dipped it in Berryman® Chem-Dip® Carburetor and Parts Cleaner, Nice!
Ray lent me his an old Nikki to use as a guide to put mine back together. Another good reason to own a spare Nikki!
Back in the car again
Make Sure those fuel lines don't leak.
A Clean Machine!
Wish I could have made it to the last meet, the RE5 is the rotary bike right? Super cool. Tara and I got hitched last Sunday and have been honeymooning in Savannah 
Maybe I'll make it to the next meet! The FC even has working AC, that's all the reasoning one should need...
Maybe I'll make it to the next meet! The FC even has working AC, that's all the reasoning one should need...
