How old are you guys?
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I am 21 with 60,000 mile TT, I also have a 1991 561 hp Toyota MR2, 1994 600hp Toyota Supra. I work for ATS Racing as the main mechanic/ fabricator.
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I'm 30, a fedex ground contractor it has it's days! I've got an 84' gsl-se that's a work in progress and an 88' vert that I'll be doing a TII swap on soon. I drive an 87' Alfa Romeo Spider for fun! God bless us rotor heads!
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Originally Posted by sgolden24
I’m 51, I traded my 91 ZR1 on a new 93 FD & still have it. except for the Tri-Point engine rebuild I spend between $500 to $3000 per year depending on the project area. I love working on the car just as much as driving it up the Mt. were I work.
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27 in June
- 1yr as a car audio installer
- 5 yrs in the Marines as a component level airborne electronic warfare systems tech (basically fixing IR, mech chaff, RF jamming systems for jets and helos) - a little time spent behind a 50 cal.
- 3 yrs as home automation and high-end stereo and home theatre designer/installer/programmer.
- Finishing degrees in Finance/Economics moving onto MBA/IP Law.
- My life goal is to reduce international dependence on fossil fuels and curb global warming through the proliferation of innovative technologies and politically and economically feasible international cooperation.
- RX-7 Junkie
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Well, I guess I just couldn't resist posting on this one. I'm 62, and a retired semiconductor company exec.
Bought my first 3rd Gen. brand new in '93 and had it 'till a guy totaled it 2 years ago. During that time, with the frequent help of this forum, I learned a lot more about fixing the car than I'd ever planned to need! Despite all that, I absolutely loved the car.
Bought another '93, (mostly stock), about 18 months ago and spent about $3K and vast amounts of time fixing multiple suspension, engine, electrical, oil leak and reliability issues. Now running great and I'm in love all over again! Also have a 2001 Porsche 911 Turbo. Great machine, but the RX is still the absolute fun car.
Any other really old farts on here?
Bought my first 3rd Gen. brand new in '93 and had it 'till a guy totaled it 2 years ago. During that time, with the frequent help of this forum, I learned a lot more about fixing the car than I'd ever planned to need! Despite all that, I absolutely loved the car.
Bought another '93, (mostly stock), about 18 months ago and spent about $3K and vast amounts of time fixing multiple suspension, engine, electrical, oil leak and reliability issues. Now running great and I'm in love all over again! Also have a 2001 Porsche 911 Turbo. Great machine, but the RX is still the absolute fun car.
Any other really old farts on here?
#240
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Originally Posted by wanklin
27 in June
- 1yr as a car audio installer
- 5 yrs in the Marines as a component level airborne electronic warfare systems tech (basically fixing IR, mech chaff, RF jamming systems for jets and helos) - a little time spent behind a 50 cal.
- 3 yrs as home automation and high-end stereo and home theatre designer/installer/programmer.
- Finishing degrees in Finance/Economics moving onto MBA/IP Law.
- My life goal is to reduce international dependence on fossil fuels and curb global warming through the proliferation of innovative technologies and politically and economically feasible international cooperation.
- RX-7 Junkie
#241
Rob
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Originally Posted by dhahlen
Semper Fi, I spent 5 years in myself as an aviation electronics technician - I also did my tour in the dirt for 7 months.
I was a 6482 I' level ECM tech. 2nd MAW, Cherry Point, AVI 64C. Went out with the 22nd MEU then a few months later with TAVB. Those were good years, but I wouldn't go back.
#242
FD Under Construction =P
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Originally Posted by wanklin
Ahh no kidding.... Semper Fi back Tufelhunden. What was your MOS? and O-level or I?
I was a 6482 I' level ECM tech. 2nd MAW, Cherry Point, AVI 64C. Went out with the 22nd MEU then a few months later with TAVB. Those were good years, but I wouldn't go back.
I was a 6482 I' level ECM tech. 2nd MAW, Cherry Point, AVI 64C. Went out with the 22nd MEU then a few months later with TAVB. Those were good years, but I wouldn't go back.
I was 6411, I' level - Camp Pendleton, CA 3rd MAW AVI 670/67D - Yeah 640, lol.
Didn't know you spent time in the Corps devil =P
Yeah **** is different now.. =/
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Im 22. Ive had my FD since I was 19 though. I'm a mechanic (which pays off when you own an RX7). I havent driven my car since october, though, as its undergoing a V8 widebody conversion.
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Printing press operator. I think i'm the only one here 26y/o, about 4500 into my FD in the past year. alot of youngens with FD's here. Selling my car later on and moving to the UK.
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54 So old that you can see me on the History Channel. But I am not the oldest. There is a guy in Louisiana that is older that dirt. Had my FD for 7 years about. Just finished a rebuild that last 2.5 years. I am slow but it goes. got 91K on the old girl.
Doc
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#246
DGRR 2017 4/26-4/30, 2017
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Originally Posted by Doc-1
54 So old that you can see me on the History Channel. But I am not the oldest. There is a guy in Louisiana that is older that dirt. Had my FD for 7 years about. Just finished a rebuild that last 2.5 years. I am slow but it goes. got 91K on the old girl.
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#248
dark side i sense in him
31. Oil Refinery Inspector, and yes, high gas prices pays my salary. But am i making money when im filling 2 rx-7's? who cares! it's worth it!