Has to be one of the cleanest FDs ever!!
05-02-06, 06:38 PM
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Has to be one of the cleanest FDs ever!!
05-02-06, 06:47 PM
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Ide think you'de begin to run into problems seeing how the car is hardly ever driven.. Isnt that bad for a rotary to sit?? Cars still pretty mint though... Super clean..
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05-02-06, 08:28 PM
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I can understand the fact that it has low miles. But if you were to buy it, would you keep it stock??? Hell no. Most of the original parts would be replaced by aftermarket ones.
Big waste of money to me.
Big waste of money to me.
05-02-06, 10:37 PM
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Too bad it montego green. My car was almost that clean"except the seats" and it had almost 100,000 on it. The owner was **** like me.
05-02-06, 10:47 PM
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Originally Posted by Fd3BOOST
Some of you youngin's are crazy. Bone stock and low milage? If I had extra cake I would be on that fd like white on rice.
I am always amazed when these low milage cars surface. I hope there are a few left so I can get one someday.
I am always amazed when these low milage cars surface. I hope there are a few left so I can get one someday.
05-03-06, 02:46 AM
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damn that car IS nice and clean. i agree with fd3boost on the thing he's talkin about. turbotagteam is right, but with all those parts stock it means that the engine wasn't pushed or anything too much and that it was taken care of. if i were him i would have at least changed the air intakes and radiator and downpipe with some other hoses and piping and then leave the rest to stock, but all-round this car is definitely worth it.....
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05-03-06, 06:49 AM
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i bought a cherry 1993MB with 32k on it and well, i've not had NEARLY the amount of issues and downtime that most of the people on here who preach the bennies of buying a car with 100k miles on it since you're just going to change everything anyways. everytime i take it to a tuner or mechanic for work (maintenance or otherwise) they're always amazed at how good of condition it in.
fwiw, my car had only been serviced by a dealer up to the point that i bought it and well, who cares, it wasn't my money that was paying for it and again... i've had less problems than most with my car up to this point.
(runs and knocks on everything wood i can find)
fwiw, my car had only been serviced by a dealer up to the point that i bought it and well, who cares, it wasn't my money that was paying for it and again... i've had less problems than most with my car up to this point.
(runs and knocks on everything wood i can find)
05-03-06, 08:46 AM
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Originally Posted by KaiFD3S
^^ that was his biggest mistake on posting that, I wonder how much the dealer F***k it up...but who know they probably just did oil changes...they should be able to do that without messing anything up....
^ SO TRUE!!!!!!!
I brought my Fd to the dealership when I was evacuated for the hurricane becasue I needed a oil change and had no where to do it. (i was staying in a hotel) They managed to,
A) Break my driver side door handle. I wanst horribly upset about this because I got a new one, but still pissed.
B) Bend my back RIM to where the tire would ot hold air anymore. They had to send it off to get it fixed.
C) Crack my Map Sensor.
How the **** do you break all of this just from an oil change. The average joe auto shop wouldn't even have this much trouble changing the oil.
AHHHHHhhhhhh THOSE PEOPLE SUCK!!!!!!!!!
05-03-06, 08:54 AM
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Such juvenile attitudes. Truthfully I would pay much more for a car that has all OEM parts instead of a bastardized modified car.
05-03-06, 09:06 AM
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I just bought a stock 93 FD with only 15k miles on it. Car is new inside and out
has all the stickers etc etc. It does have a few mods like intake, fuel pump and Apexi ecu. Car is red with tan. I will try and post pics. I got it for $20k Looks like the ebay car will go a little higher?
John
has all the stickers etc etc. It does have a few mods like intake, fuel pump and Apexi ecu. Car is red with tan. I will try and post pics. I got it for $20k Looks like the ebay car will go a little higher?
John
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05-03-06, 09:57 AM
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The cleanest FD I've ever seen for sale on ebay, anywhere for the matter, was a red 95. Had less than 10k! Still had the window sticker on the car and was being sold by a lawyer. If I had the dough, definately a stocker over modified, especially a 95 with less than 10k!!! You can't go wrong.
05-03-06, 12:22 PM
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i believe the one you're mentioning maurice is the one that was the very last fd made in the us. i don't know if that one ever got sold cause they were asking like 50 grand or somethin, but the person who ended up buying it was one lucky guy cause not only was it clean inside and out, and bone stock with all the stickers and everything, it was the last rx-7 produced in the us....
05-03-06, 03:06 PM
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Originally Posted by Stix37867
What's on the keychain??? Looks like keyless entry...
And look at that brake fluid. Looks brand new. I just changed mine and it isn't even that clean.
And look at that brake fluid. Looks brand new. I just changed mine and it isn't even that clean.
Was Keyless Entry an option on these cars? That would be a nice feature since I would rather give my tired door locks a rest.
05-03-06, 03:48 PM
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Originally Posted by TurboTagTeam
I can understand the fact that it has low miles. But if you were to buy it, would you keep it stock??? Hell no. Most of the original parts would be replaced by aftermarket ones.
Big waste of money to me.
Big waste of money to me.