Can I get a warm welcoming?
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Can I get a warm welcoming?
Hey everyone, I just purchased my very first car which happens to be a 1988 AE from ROTRY PWR. Thanks for the smooth transaction and hopefully the car will run smooth till my funds get rejuvinated. Well first things first, I live in Mississauga ON and yes I'm a young driver but hey what can i say. I want to get into my passion for cars at a young age so here i am doing that. At the moment the car is being stored in my garage till i can pay the debt off so i can truly own it and drive it around with pride (give me about 4-6months) but i'm ready to start my 4-6month learning period so when i start driving it, i'll be pro if anything happens. I'd love to learn from all of you and hope you can take me under your wing because i know you all have lots of experience and knowledge so i'd love to suck that all up haha. But ya, that's mainly it. I'll be starting to go on everyday and reading threads and meeting people. Thanks in advance.
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Originally Posted by overb0ost
Hey everyone, I just purchased my very first car which happens to be a 1988 AE from ROTRY PWR. Thanks for the smooth transaction and hopefully the car will run smooth till my funds get rejuvinated. Well first things first, I live in Mississauga ON and yes I'm a young driver but hey what can i say. I want to get into my passion for cars at a young age so here i am doing that. At the moment the car is being stored in my garage till i can pay the debt off so i can truly own it and drive it around with pride (give me about 4-6months) but i'm ready to start my 4-6month learning period so when i start driving it, i'll be pro if anything happens. I'd love to learn from all of you and hope you can take me under your wing because i know you all have lots of experience and knowledge so i'd love to suck that all up haha. But ya, that's mainly it. I'll be starting to go on everyday and reading threads and meeting people. Thanks in advance.
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You're requesting a warm welcome?
You'll have lots of fun, but beware that you will likely be treated harshly and flamed outside of the gentle confines of the Canadian forum. Stick it out though.
You'll have lots of fun, but beware that you will likely be treated harshly and flamed outside of the gentle confines of the Canadian forum. Stick it out though.
#13
Contact 'IAN' or 'Twinturbofc' they are in charge of warm and fuzzy welcomes if you know what I mean. Check out www.rxclubofontario.com for local events. See you soon.
#14
Originally Posted by eViLRotor
Now throw in a boost controller, and jack that thing up to 15 psi!!!!!!!
Welcome aboard heard a lot of sweet things about that car had i had the money i would have went with it for sure...............
#15
Originally Posted by Lawyer's Spirit
Contact 'IAN' or 'Twinturbofc' they are in charge of warm and fuzzy welcomes if you know what I mean. Check out www.rxclubofontario.com for local events. See you soon.
I have no idea what this man means!!!!!!!
#16
Originally Posted by Lawyer's Spirit
Contact 'IAN' or 'Twinturbofc' they are in charge of warm and fuzzy welcomes if you know what I mean. Check out www.rxclubofontario.com for local events. See you soon.
#17
Originally Posted by Cheers!
Amkard told me you live around the corner from me. Congrats. You should've offered him 50 more bucks and purchased the 1988 Mazda Rx-7 Service manual as well.
#18
Hope you like buying gasoline. Because I just put 65 litres of sunoco 94 costing me 66.24 CDN. That only lasted me 410 kms this time. Had a bit too much fun with the gas pedal once the clutch was nicely broken in...
#22
Originally Posted by rx_prez
Linky doesnt work?!
Worked for me, maybe our webguy was workig on it when you tried.
www.rxclubofontario.com
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