leknaw69, sending you a pm about the "Non SE tranny"

 

On my first post I wrote the wrong city, Lawrenceville rather than Jefferson, please forgive me!

 

It is Jefferson Carlos, not Lawrenceville.

Lawrenceville doesn't allow rotaries, which is why there aren't any OGTA's living in Larryville anymore.

Fellow OGTA's, he's delivering these up from someplace in southern Georgia, which is about a thousand miles from here.

Represents a significant savings in shipping costs.

I may have an extra 84/85 radio surround, would be interested in the 12A.

Uncracked. Cracking them is the fun part.

 

Ummm correction..Ray I live in Lawrenceville..:-)

 

I was trolling Bori. Anybody going to bite on southern Georgia?

Carlos is driving all the way from S.GA., which I think is across the International Date Line, just to give The Ghost another life.

The Rotary Gods will be pleased.

 

Ray, you have been to my house. You know I live in Lawrenceville. However, it is true that Jefferson is the epicenter, of the rotary vortex, of the universe. All rotary parts evenutally return to Jefferson, GA.

Carlos, if you going to be in Jefferson on 6/1, you might as well stay for a couple days and attend the June OGTA meet on 6/3. I have it from a good source the waitresses will be in their summer kilts.

 

Summer kilts?? sounds tempting😊

 

You burn trash in your back yard Mike but that doesn't mean it's legal. Let's face it, Larryville is just not friendly to rotaries and other exotic emissions.

They even have fines for dog farts.

Bori, the June OGTA meeting might be a good chance for you to get out of town too, the Shrinking Kilt should be hopping.

I have it on good authority that the Little Blonde Waitress is going to be there.

And here's something I recently found out that I should have guessed. Did you know the LBW is Holly's niece?

(And yes, that is a cherry tattoo)

 

Can you believe Ray got these girls to pose for him? What were they thinking? Now they are part of the professor's photographic archive for all eternity.

 

I can see why you'd think I took the pic Mike, the photography is excellent. And I do have a way with the LBW.

But that's actually a file photo from the Shrinking Kilt web site advertising the June waitresses.

 

I said goodbye to the GSL SE tonight, a really nice guy from Alabama bought it. He brought 2 friends, one who had an FD and one who had an FC and plenty of FBs in the past. So it's going to stay in good hands, I'm happy. So looking into the future, the wife and I are now one step closer to buying our first house!

 

Now you're rotorless. I feel sad for you.

 

Don't be sad, I'll have something like this before too long

 

Here ya go Brett, only $17,000:

1994 Original White RX7

 

6 more days
1 12A core
1 holley carb
K & N filters
1/2 a tranny

Found a complete SE set up, everything but the injectors.

 

Did anybody buy that 13B yet Carlos? I'd get it myself if you could put a Nikki on it. How much? Would the Holley keep it well fed?

 

Either the world is about to end or someone hacked Ray's account. What do you need a 13b for Ray?

 

I want to use it in Cathy's Jeep.

 

Good Answer Ray. I'm sure you'll get that in, right after yours is back on the road.

Brett, I hope it's real soon. I don't want you to have to suffer withdrawal for long.

 

Still have the 13B. The holley should feed it just right. I do have a nikki with a 13B intake I can throw in with it. but this is a 6 port engine, so you will need an adapter. I also have a six ports Racing Beat intake.

 

Brett, I never thought I'd write these words, but selling a 1st gen to put towards a house is good trade. In the mean time, when you feel the need to drive the ultimate driving machine, l'll let you take my 1st gen out for a ride.

 

I thought the ultimate driving machine was a BMW?

I joke, I joke...

 

You can always tell a Young Dude.

They actually believe what they see on the new car commercials.

And those so called Auto Critics who are equally bought off.

Sounds like a lot of hype to me. Really really expensive hype.

Until they reintroduce the 7 (12A powered, of course) give me a Mazda3.

10% the cost, 10% the maintenance, 100% the fun.

And the 3 handles better than those overweight bimmers.

And you don't have to lug around that heavy status symbol around all day.

 

I'm also in need of a windshield fluid bottle for a 84 - 85
(just in case) a 89-91 alternator

I was driving in to work this morning and I noticed this BMW behind me, about a year or so old, left headlight not working and looking like a new recruit at a junk yard. Would not spend that kind of money for a car anyhow!

 

Got you covered on the 84/85 windshield fluid bottle Carlos, I've got several of them.