Admired RX-7s for years.
01-22-11 | 12:55 AM
#1
Admired RX-7s for years.
Since I was 13 my Uncle has owned a Montego Blue 1995 RX-7 and I have adored this car for the paste 10 years. Now that I have become a bit older I believe now is a good (good enough) time to look into enjoying my own RX-7 soon. I've looked over the site so far and this is the most extensive form I've been to so far.
Looking forward to meeting interesting people.
-Ed
Looking forward to meeting interesting people.
-Ed
01-26-11 | 11:38 AM
#2
Welcome Ed,
Once the warmer weather rolls around keep your eye on the NE section of the forum. We do a gathering for the local club members @ the Chick-fil-a in front of the Lowes that is near Dulles Town Center.
There will be a thread started on it letting you know when we start up again, feel free to stop by and chat up some local rotor heads (and of course bring your ride when you get it).
Once the warmer weather rolls around keep your eye on the NE section of the forum. We do a gathering for the local club members @ the Chick-fil-a in front of the Lowes that is near Dulles Town Center.
There will be a thread started on it letting you know when we start up again, feel free to stop by and chat up some local rotor heads (and of course bring your ride when you get it).
02-07-11 | 09:21 PM
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Hello Ed
Hi Ed,
I just joined today myself. I have a black convertible 88 (my second 88 convertible). I'm near Norfolk and Portsmouth. I've actually owned 5 RX7s but I only have the one now. It is getting a little long in the tooth but it still runs great and drives well.
Hope we enjoy this club.
Charlie
I just joined today myself. I have a black convertible 88 (my second 88 convertible). I'm near Norfolk and Portsmouth. I've actually owned 5 RX7s but I only have the one now. It is getting a little long in the tooth but it still runs great and drives well.
Hope we enjoy this club.
Charlie
03-03-11 | 11:51 PM
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love my rx-7
hey bro i will have to agree about driving civics and what not..ive drove em all and never once drove a rotary style car till just a few weeks ago...and ill have to admit. its far more great than the civics ive driven. and from i understand a WHOLE more reliable too. just seems like its harder to find parts for it! lol.
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03-09-11 | 07:51 AM
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From: Harrisonburg, Virginia
ROTUS Owner in Virginia
Since I was 13 my Uncle has owned a Montego Blue 1995 RX-7 and I have adored this car for the paste 10 years. Now that I have become a bit older I believe now is a good (good enough) time to look into enjoying my own RX-7 soon. I've looked over the site so far and this is the most extensive form I've been to so far.
Looking forward to meeting interesting people.
-Ed
Looking forward to meeting interesting people.
-Ed
I just joined the forum myself. I have a 1989 ROTUS which most people have never heard of. It is a Lotus Super 7 inspired sports car with a Rotary engine. Mine has a 1987 13B Turbo and I am looking for RX7 owners in Virginia that do autocrossing and tech sessions from time to time. Where in Virginia do you live?
Warren G
03-09-11 | 09:12 AM
#9
The OP is in Fairfax (you can see it a couple lines under his picture that is under his name)
In Richmond, look these groups up for AutoX -> VMSC and NASA AutoX
I've seen a yellow Rotus around up here, you didn't happen to buy that one did you? I don't remember it being turbo though.
Also, if you want to hang out with some Richmond area owners, I think this is their thread: https://www.rx7club.com/ne-rx-7-forum-30/weekly-richmond-va-friday-night-starbucks-meet-new-location-533164/
-Enjoy
In Richmond, look these groups up for AutoX -> VMSC and NASA AutoX
I've seen a yellow Rotus around up here, you didn't happen to buy that one did you? I don't remember it being turbo though.
Also, if you want to hang out with some Richmond area owners, I think this is their thread: https://www.rx7club.com/ne-rx-7-forum-30/weekly-richmond-va-friday-night-starbucks-meet-new-location-533164/
-Enjoy
Last edited by He's On Toroids; 03-09-11 at 09:15 AM.
03-09-11 | 11:33 AM
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You'll see a couple around, depending on where in nova you are. You'd be surprised how many are actually in the area. But, most people that own them just keep them in the garage anyway. Mine is out on the road pretty often. I drive it to work on nicer days (even today).
Although, I do see more FCs out that I don't know then FDs, usually when I see another FD I know who it is. If you have a 7 bring it out to some meets, CFA should start being regular pretty soon. Also, subscribe yourself to the DC area thread to see whats going on in the area.
Although, I do see more FCs out that I don't know then FDs, usually when I see another FD I know who it is. If you have a 7 bring it out to some meets, CFA should start being regular pretty soon. Also, subscribe yourself to the DC area thread to see whats going on in the area.
03-09-11 | 02:44 PM
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The OP is in Fairfax (you can see it a couple lines under his picture that is under his name)
In Richmond, look these groups up for AutoX -> VMSC and NASA AutoX
I've seen a yellow Rotus around up here, you didn't happen to buy that one did you? I don't remember it being turbo though.
Also, if you want to hang out with some Richmond area owners, I think this is their thread: https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.php?t=533164
-Enjoy
In Richmond, look these groups up for AutoX -> VMSC and NASA AutoX
I've seen a yellow Rotus around up here, you didn't happen to buy that one did you? I don't remember it being turbo though.
Also, if you want to hang out with some Richmond area owners, I think this is their thread: https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.php?t=533164
-Enjoy
03-14-11 | 08:19 AM
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03-14-11 | 10:12 AM
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03-14-11 | 10:20 AM
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As a clarification, you can do any number of things to post an image. The straight forward way (if you are only going to use the image once) is to insert it as an attachment and then use it in the post.
Another way is to upload the images to your photo album within the forum. Then use the image link to reference it. This is good for pictures of your car etc that you might use a couple times. the only problem is there is a significant size restriction to the image.
The linking method where you refer to another site like picassa etc is good for when you want to put a high resolution image in the post or if you want to link to a pic that you don't want to or cant fit in your account's photo album anymore.
Another way is to upload the images to your photo album within the forum. Then use the image link to reference it. This is good for pictures of your car etc that you might use a couple times. the only problem is there is a significant size restriction to the image.
The linking method where you refer to another site like picassa etc is good for when you want to put a high resolution image in the post or if you want to link to a pic that you don't want to or cant fit in your account's photo album anymore.
03-15-11 | 11:55 AM
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As a clarification, you can do any number of things to post an image. The straight forward way (if you are only going to use the image once) is to insert it as an attachment and then use it in the post.
Another way is to upload the images to your photo album within the forum. Then use the image link to reference it. This is good for pictures of your car etc that you might use a couple times. the only problem is there is a significant size restriction to the image.
The linking method where you refer to another site like picassa etc is good for when you want to put a high resolution image in the post or if you want to link to a pic that you don't want to or cant fit in your account's photo album anymore.
Another way is to upload the images to your photo album within the forum. Then use the image link to reference it. This is good for pictures of your car etc that you might use a couple times. the only problem is there is a significant size restriction to the image.
The linking method where you refer to another site like picassa etc is good for when you want to put a high resolution image in the post or if you want to link to a pic that you don't want to or cant fit in your account's photo album anymore.
03-20-11 | 12:59 AM
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Just sayin
My good friends M3. He was kind enough to drive me down to North Carolina to pick it up.
We're just that cute.
Me looking like a cool guy cause I'm just that fast and just that furious.
03-24-11 | 08:52 AM
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Keep your eye on this thread: https://www.rx7club.com/ne-rx-7-forum-30/2011-dulles-town-center-chick-fil-942372/
The car show is every Friday, but don't go unless you see people saying that they are going on that thread. Due to other obligations (and weather) the 7 guys don't always show up. Sorry I can't be more specific, but it is safe to say the next nice Friday will likely be the next CFA meet-up. This Friday is looking a little on the colder side so I don't know how many will show.
The car show is every Friday, but don't go unless you see people saying that they are going on that thread. Due to other obligations (and weather) the 7 guys don't always show up. Sorry I can't be more specific, but it is safe to say the next nice Friday will likely be the next CFA meet-up. This Friday is looking a little on the colder side so I don't know how many will show.