Most people will know i have been restoring my 1973 Mazda RX3 for a few years, and im glad to say she is almost done (see my other thread).
So i was at a loss as to what to undertake next :3Confused
Until another 1972 RX3 came along :D , and with a little negotiation i was able to secure it :Thumbsup!
Its more work than the last but definitely worth restoring and i enjoyed the last one so much :Giggle :rolleyes:
Well here they both are and what will follow is a restoration thread with plenty of pictures :)
Here are both of my RX3\'s and im well chuffed with both of them, i know im gready :yes
this is how it looked by the end of the day after removing panels to see what the structure was like :)
There is only one thing better than an RX3. And thats two RX3\'s! Nice work, can I drive the other one when your out enjoying this one?
Ade
I\'m going to edit the title to what it should really say "rx3 number 2, 10 seconds or less"
Quote from: Grant Monkhouse;860287I\'m going to edit the title to what it should really say "rx3 number 2, 10 seconds or less"
I ain\'t got the patiance to build a 10 sec car Grant :Giggle
Quote from: TiddlesRX7;860284There is only one thing better than an RX3. And thats two RX3\'s! Nice work, can I drive the other one when your out enjoying this one?
Ade
Think I\'m going to develop a way of driving both Ade :)
Quote from: steve garbutt;860291I ain\'t got the patiance to build a 10 sec car Grant :Giggle
Neither have I but I made the mistake of thinking a BP turbo rx4 was a good idea when in fact it\'s quite idiotic and possibly a bit scary:evillaugh
If your bored I would have dropped up an rx4!