Thinking about going FD
02-20-05, 12:14 AM
#26
Well im not even sure about the FD yet. Been reading about how much work is required just keep them running. **** just the suspension bushings which are common to go out cost $700.
Anyways if anything happends it will have to be in about 6 months from now when I get done with boot camp and tech school.
Anyways if anything happends it will have to be in about 6 months from now when I get done with boot camp and tech school.
02-20-05, 12:20 AM
#27
Originally Posted by EuroTrader
I just bought my 87 TII for $6,100, but it is in mint condition, 40K original miles, and has 2k in mods. It runs like a champ. I know people think I paid to much, but in my area it's hard as hell to find a mint TII with low miles. I'm content with what I paid for it, I guess that's all thaat matters. I know I paid way over blue book for it but I don't really know any car enthusiast’s that go by blue book. I know if I was to sell it I would lose $, but I would never sell this car. I will drop thousands into it within the next few years, but then again that's what you do with something you love 
My friends and family give me crap about "why put that much money into a car that you won't be able to get back the mony you put into it." THEY ARN"T CAR ENTHUSIAST'S!
IT'S AN RX7 THANG, YOU WOULDN'T UNDERSTAND...........LOL
My friends and family give me crap about "why put that much money into a car that you won't be able to get back the mony you put into it." THEY ARN"T CAR ENTHUSIAST'S!IT'S AN RX7 THANG, YOU WOULDN'T UNDERSTAND...........LOL
i'd tell them the same thing about the new cars they drive that they probably paid $30k for, people are just dumb that way sometimes...
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