Your Cars And Which One Was The Best?
10-31-12 | 10:33 PM
#51
1992 Honda Civic CX 1.5L 4 Cyl 70HP (theft)
Father brought this car home to me when I was 17. I didnt choose it or anything.
It was all stock and this is where I would learn my first set of wrenching skills.
I installed a 1.8L engine from a Acura Integra and this thing would move. Very fun car and was clean as hell. Road tripped to LA twice. Great on gas and dead reliable.Was stolen in 2007 after I graduated HS.
1987 Mazda RX-7 Base model 13B 145HP (sold)
My brother owns a FD and convinced me to try a rotary car. I liked the idea of the rotary and used the insurance money to buy my first RX-7. I didnt know crap about the trim levels so I bought a BASE model lol. The car was in decent condition for its age and had minor things cracked in the interior. This car taught me a lot about RWD and the driving techniques that come with that...Well this car was stolen as well so I was forced to buy car number 3...(I recovered this car while owning car #3, this was sold when car #3 was sold)
1996 Acura Integra GS-R 1.8L 4 Cyl VTEC 170HP (sold)
I was tired of old unpredictable sports cars (RX-7) so I went and got this. It had power everything and rode okay. The most memorable thing about this car was the VTEC engaging noise. Long story short, the engine blew. Engine was replaced with a NON VTEC engine and sold the car for cheap.
1995 Honda Civic Hatchback DX 1.5L 4 Cyl 100HP (totaled)
With the money I received from selling cars 2 and 3, I got nostalgic and purchased another Civic reminiscent of my first car. It was all stock and a old lady used to drive it. 40 MPG was awesome. I had major plans for this car. But a 4 car accident would total it out. I received a check and proceeded to car 5...
1996 Nissan Maxima SE 3.0L V6 190HP (sold)
I didnt want a manual car no more so I bought my first AUTO! This car had power everything and made cruising awesome. Had passing power on the freeway and could reach 90MPH fairly quick. I got bored even though it was a good car. Sold it to a friend and bought number 6...
2008 Kawasaki Ninja 250R 250CC V-twin 26HP (sold)
I wanted to start riding so I bought a beginner bike. I must say there is nothing like riding a bike. No car could give you the same feeling. I was in love. But I quickly realized you cant own a bike without having a car as well! It was my only transportation. Sold the bike to purchase another vehicle.
1995 Honda Civic DX 1.5L 4 Cyl 100HP (sold)
I then needed another commuter type car that would save gas. Stepped back into the Honda world and bought this for commuting only. I felt like i was done with the whole customizing cars thing. My wife would soon move in with me and needed a car so I gave this car to her...and bought number 8...
1982 Mazda RX-7 GSL 12A (current)
I was looking for another car and searched for RX-7s for ***** and giggles and then came across this FB. I always liked the looks and wanted to get back into the rotary world. Pulled the trigger and couldn't be happier.
1988 Mazda RX-7 GXL 13B (current)
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An opportunity had arisen to sell the Civic so we sold and found this nice clean FC.
My wife loves the car since its hers. But the thought of owning two rotary vehicles at once kind of makes me nervous. So far its worked out since they are both NON TURBO.
My favorite would have to the FB RX-7. Every time I drive it, I get a joy that I cant get from anything else. Its not too fast, but just right. It looks great and I get compliments on it a lot. This car has lots of SOUL.
Father brought this car home to me when I was 17. I didnt choose it or anything.
It was all stock and this is where I would learn my first set of wrenching skills.
I installed a 1.8L engine from a Acura Integra and this thing would move. Very fun car and was clean as hell. Road tripped to LA twice. Great on gas and dead reliable.Was stolen in 2007 after I graduated HS.
1987 Mazda RX-7 Base model 13B 145HP (sold)
My brother owns a FD and convinced me to try a rotary car. I liked the idea of the rotary and used the insurance money to buy my first RX-7. I didnt know crap about the trim levels so I bought a BASE model lol. The car was in decent condition for its age and had minor things cracked in the interior. This car taught me a lot about RWD and the driving techniques that come with that...Well this car was stolen as well so I was forced to buy car number 3...(I recovered this car while owning car #3, this was sold when car #3 was sold)
1996 Acura Integra GS-R 1.8L 4 Cyl VTEC 170HP (sold)
I was tired of old unpredictable sports cars (RX-7) so I went and got this. It had power everything and rode okay. The most memorable thing about this car was the VTEC engaging noise. Long story short, the engine blew. Engine was replaced with a NON VTEC engine and sold the car for cheap.
1995 Honda Civic Hatchback DX 1.5L 4 Cyl 100HP (totaled)
With the money I received from selling cars 2 and 3, I got nostalgic and purchased another Civic reminiscent of my first car. It was all stock and a old lady used to drive it. 40 MPG was awesome. I had major plans for this car. But a 4 car accident would total it out. I received a check and proceeded to car 5...
1996 Nissan Maxima SE 3.0L V6 190HP (sold)
I didnt want a manual car no more so I bought my first AUTO! This car had power everything and made cruising awesome. Had passing power on the freeway and could reach 90MPH fairly quick. I got bored even though it was a good car. Sold it to a friend and bought number 6...
2008 Kawasaki Ninja 250R 250CC V-twin 26HP (sold)
I wanted to start riding so I bought a beginner bike. I must say there is nothing like riding a bike. No car could give you the same feeling. I was in love. But I quickly realized you cant own a bike without having a car as well! It was my only transportation. Sold the bike to purchase another vehicle.
1995 Honda Civic DX 1.5L 4 Cyl 100HP (sold)
I then needed another commuter type car that would save gas. Stepped back into the Honda world and bought this for commuting only. I felt like i was done with the whole customizing cars thing. My wife would soon move in with me and needed a car so I gave this car to her...and bought number 8...
1982 Mazda RX-7 GSL 12A (current)
I was looking for another car and searched for RX-7s for ***** and giggles and then came across this FB. I always liked the looks and wanted to get back into the rotary world. Pulled the trigger and couldn't be happier.
1988 Mazda RX-7 GXL 13B (current)
Uploaded with ImageShack.us
An opportunity had arisen to sell the Civic so we sold and found this nice clean FC.
My wife loves the car since its hers. But the thought of owning two rotary vehicles at once kind of makes me nervous. So far its worked out since they are both NON TURBO.
My favorite would have to the FB RX-7. Every time I drive it, I get a joy that I cant get from anything else. Its not too fast, but just right. It looks great and I get compliments on it a lot. This car has lots of SOUL.
12-10-12 | 07:41 PM
#52
My first car was a 1990 integra gs all stock
2nd was a 2000 integra GSR violet purple (rare color) with type R engine and bodykit
3rd is my 1993 NA MR2 its all stock except for TRD short shifter and TRD rear strut brace
and 4th my favorite the one and only very own 1993 FD RX7, well soon be fully modded.
2nd was a 2000 integra GSR violet purple (rare color) with type R engine and bodykit
3rd is my 1993 NA MR2 its all stock except for TRD short shifter and TRD rear strut brace
and 4th my favorite the one and only very own 1993 FD RX7, well soon be fully modded.
12-10-12 | 08:53 PM
#53
1982 Mazda Rx-7 - stolen
1981 Mazda Rx-7 - sold
1983 Mazda Rx-7 - scrapped
1991 Toyota MR2 Turbo - wrecked
1984 Mazda Rx-7 - still have
1990 Toyota Celica - crashed
2004 Mazda Rx-8 - current daily
1987 Mazda Rx-7 - the new test mule
my favorite/best? this is a tough one ....
they all have their good points - strengths and weaknesses. forced to choose, it would probably be a dead heat between the '83 and the MR2. the '83 was my everything - my daily driver and my test mule. i owned it for 7 years. the MR2 also served as my daily for most of the time i owned it, but it was the first car that i made significant strides in a planned build. it did EVERYTHING it was designed for on a surreal level. i would someday like to get another one.
i must take a second to mention the Celica though because, right now the Rx-8 is the only functioning vehicle i have and while i love it, i think the Celica was the best daily driver on my list. it had decent power, great mileage and the only car that challenged (or surpassed) the Rx-7s for practicality. i would have still had it to this day if it didn't get crashed.
it's been 2 years since i bought the Gen II and it's still not running yet ....
1981 Mazda Rx-7 - sold
1983 Mazda Rx-7 - scrapped
1991 Toyota MR2 Turbo - wrecked
1984 Mazda Rx-7 - still have
1990 Toyota Celica - crashed
2004 Mazda Rx-8 - current daily
1987 Mazda Rx-7 - the new test mule
my favorite/best? this is a tough one ....
they all have their good points - strengths and weaknesses. forced to choose, it would probably be a dead heat between the '83 and the MR2. the '83 was my everything - my daily driver and my test mule. i owned it for 7 years. the MR2 also served as my daily for most of the time i owned it, but it was the first car that i made significant strides in a planned build. it did EVERYTHING it was designed for on a surreal level. i would someday like to get another one.
i must take a second to mention the Celica though because, right now the Rx-8 is the only functioning vehicle i have and while i love it, i think the Celica was the best daily driver on my list. it had decent power, great mileage and the only car that challenged (or surpassed) the Rx-7s for practicality. i would have still had it to this day if it didn't get crashed.
it's been 2 years since i bought the Gen II and it's still not running yet ....
12-10-12 | 10:36 PM
#54
Junior Member
Joined: May 2012
Posts: 24
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From: Lithia Springs, Georgia
1. 69 RS camero
2. 80 mustang
3. 86 mustang
4. 92 ranger
5. 98 ranger
6. 04 f150
7. 07 serria
8. 86 rx7 - my fathers - he gave it to me as he didn't want to spend the money to fix it up.
I the like the rx 7 the best, wish I still had the camero though.
2. 80 mustang
3. 86 mustang
4. 92 ranger
5. 98 ranger
6. 04 f150
7. 07 serria
8. 86 rx7 - my fathers - he gave it to me as he didn't want to spend the money to fix it up.
I the like the rx 7 the best, wish I still had the camero though.
12-13-12 | 01:49 PM
#56
Resident Rotard
Joined: May 2009
Posts: 908
Likes: 0
From: Belleville, Illinois
(Not that long of a list but I didn't get my first car until I was 18 and I'm 22 now)
2003 Ford Taurus -Totaled, pilled up hillbilly t-boned me.
94 Mitsubishi galant - sold
90 rx7 - three engines, four years of heartbreak and I parted it out/scrapped it.
90 miata - traded to an 86 rx7
86 rx7 - somebody had used block weld to seal off the coolant passages, blew up two weeks after I owned it.
92 Nissan nx 1600 - Rallied it in eastern Kentucky and took it "mudding", sold it for 300 and it still runs today.
87 Porsche 944 - sold it after going through three fuel pumps.
91 240sx - project car, sold it before I even started on it.
90 civic 4spd - current daily driver
83 rx7 - restoring with financial aid money.
Honestly my favorite car was my 1990 rx7 gxl. It was completely stock and clean when I got it but the motor had a blown coolant seal. Drove it for a year and half like that and then replaced the engine. That one lost coolant seals because of a failed radiator cap. Rebuilt and then totaled it after a fight with my gf... I still miss it, but there's no way to get one back after they are scrapped. ='(
2003 Ford Taurus -Totaled, pilled up hillbilly t-boned me.
94 Mitsubishi galant - sold
90 rx7 - three engines, four years of heartbreak and I parted it out/scrapped it.
90 miata - traded to an 86 rx7
86 rx7 - somebody had used block weld to seal off the coolant passages, blew up two weeks after I owned it.
92 Nissan nx 1600 - Rallied it in eastern Kentucky and took it "mudding", sold it for 300 and it still runs today.
87 Porsche 944 - sold it after going through three fuel pumps.
91 240sx - project car, sold it before I even started on it.
90 civic 4spd - current daily driver
83 rx7 - restoring with financial aid money.
Honestly my favorite car was my 1990 rx7 gxl. It was completely stock and clean when I got it but the motor had a blown coolant seal. Drove it for a year and half like that and then replaced the engine. That one lost coolant seals because of a failed radiator cap. Rebuilt and then totaled it after a fight with my gf... I still miss it, but there's no way to get one back after they are scrapped. ='(
12-14-12 | 08:53 AM
#57
I cant name them all me thinks.
1971 Dodge charger HEMI
1991 pontiac sunfire crap
1981 dodge marada 360
1989 dodge daytona 2.5T
1988 ford tempo crap
1988 dodge ramcharger crap
1985 dodge charger crap
1985 chevy camaro ss crap
1985 pontiac trans am absolutely a blast
1989 vw gti best unmodified car
1989 dodge spirit
1998 pontiac gtp fun
2001 saturn sc2 CUSTOM TURBO
1983 chevy nova (RWD hatch)
2006 vw rabbit crap
2001 nissan pathfinder fun but crap
1973 vw beetle fun
1978 mazda rx7 current car with the LS1
motorcycles
1976 honda 650
1978 honda hawk
1981 suzuki gsx
1986 yamaha maxim
1995 gsx750r
2005 sv650s completely custom
I know I missed a bunch. these were the ones I can remember at this time
1971 Dodge charger HEMI
1991 pontiac sunfire crap
1981 dodge marada 360
1989 dodge daytona 2.5T
1988 ford tempo crap
1988 dodge ramcharger crap
1985 dodge charger crap
1985 chevy camaro ss crap
1985 pontiac trans am absolutely a blast
1989 vw gti best unmodified car
1989 dodge spirit
1998 pontiac gtp fun
2001 saturn sc2 CUSTOM TURBO
1983 chevy nova (RWD hatch)
2006 vw rabbit crap
2001 nissan pathfinder fun but crap
1973 vw beetle fun
1978 mazda rx7 current car with the LS1
motorcycles
1976 honda 650
1978 honda hawk
1981 suzuki gsx
1986 yamaha maxim
1995 gsx750r
2005 sv650s completely custom
I know I missed a bunch. these were the ones I can remember at this time
12-14-12 | 11:03 PM
#58
Full Member
Joined: Sep 2010
Posts: 98
Likes: 0
From: vermont
In chronological order.
1. 2000 Saab 9-3 2.0T
2. 2000 VW jetta 2.0
3. 1979 Mazda RX-7
4. 1985 Mazda RX-7 GS
5. 1996 Ford Ranger 4.0
6. 1995 Subaru Impreza coupe 2.2
I would like to think that i have had a fairly decent vehicle history considering i'm only 19. I would say though that i havnt had the best luck. #1 blew up on the interstate the day before i got my license. #2 was the victim of hurricane Ireene. #3 was used to fix #4 which i currently still have. #5 was a good rig, sold it for #6 thought because of poor mileage and dwindling savings.
Overall i think that the '85 RX-7 is my favorite car of all. I love the way it feels on the road more than anything else i have ever driven. a close second though would be the subaru. That car is a blast to drive in the winter!
1. 2000 Saab 9-3 2.0T
2. 2000 VW jetta 2.0
3. 1979 Mazda RX-7
4. 1985 Mazda RX-7 GS
5. 1996 Ford Ranger 4.0
6. 1995 Subaru Impreza coupe 2.2
I would like to think that i have had a fairly decent vehicle history considering i'm only 19. I would say though that i havnt had the best luck. #1 blew up on the interstate the day before i got my license. #2 was the victim of hurricane Ireene. #3 was used to fix #4 which i currently still have. #5 was a good rig, sold it for #6 thought because of poor mileage and dwindling savings.
Overall i think that the '85 RX-7 is my favorite car of all. I love the way it feels on the road more than anything else i have ever driven. a close second though would be the subaru. That car is a blast to drive in the winter!
12-16-12 | 10:14 PM
#59
ive owned 53 cars so far, i own 5 right now, my favorite so far was my e30 mw followed by my 430whp s5 tii. other cars i enjoyed were my fd, my 1jz cressida, my supra, and my numerous 240s and corollas. life is too short to drive the same car forever. oh yeah, worst car was probably my chevy celebrity
12-16-12 | 11:05 PM
#60
1970 non-emission (no Reactor! header from the factory...) R100 coupe.
Much loved. New replacement 10A block cost me - *gasp* $400 from Mazda. This is when mazda was actively buying back and crushing R100s by the hundreds (in Canada at least). Dealerships had _rows_ of them behind the shop awaiting disposal. We'd sneak in on weekends and strip them for parts...
Sold it for $400 in '86. Still have nightmares. Esp since you can add TWO Zero's to that price in Australia. gads...
Needless to say, will be more careful with beloved SA...!
Stu Aull
80GS
ex 1970-L10-R100 Rotary Coupe
Much loved. New replacement 10A block cost me - *gasp* $400 from Mazda. This is when mazda was actively buying back and crushing R100s by the hundreds (in Canada at least). Dealerships had _rows_ of them behind the shop awaiting disposal. We'd sneak in on weekends and strip them for parts...
Sold it for $400 in '86. Still have nightmares. Esp since you can add TWO Zero's to that price in Australia. gads...
Needless to say, will be more careful with beloved SA...!
Stu Aull
80GS
ex 1970-L10-R100 Rotary Coupe
Man I want one soooo bad.... I would sell my running corolla (not worth a cent) for just a shell.
12-16-12 | 11:20 PM
#61
Wichita SCCA
Joined: Nov 2005
Posts: 58
Likes: 0
From: Wichita, Kansas
1. 1988 Honda Accord LX 5speed (1st car traded in for jeep)
2. 2005 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited 4" lift with 4.88 gears and 35's (current)
3. 1985 VW rabbit GTI 5speed (autocrossed hard for 2 years and sold)
4. 1985 Mazda RX-7 GSL-SE (current with 59k miles was stored and untouched for 13years)
5. 2012 Chevy Camaro RS (her current DD and our current autocross car)
2. 2005 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited 4" lift with 4.88 gears and 35's (current)
3. 1985 VW rabbit GTI 5speed (autocrossed hard for 2 years and sold)
4. 1985 Mazda RX-7 GSL-SE (current with 59k miles was stored and untouched for 13years)
5. 2012 Chevy Camaro RS (her current DD and our current autocross car)
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