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Items For Sale & Wanted => Items For Sale => Cars for Sale => Topic started by: Mark Ide on October 22, 2017, 01:13:09 PM

Title: 92/93 FD Type R import standard spec
Post by: Mark Ide on October 22, 2017, 01:13:09 PM
I have enjoyed owning my FD for some years now but I’m at a point where I don’t have the time to focus on it properly and think that someone else should look after it. As you can see it’s generally standard spec and looks it but with some minor mods, and mileage is low. It was repaired to a high standard in 2009.
I’m looking for £8750.00
Please pm me for any more information
History and spec:
Purchased by me from Rotechniks August 2005 112173km
Previous engine rebuild by Rotechniks (David) before purchase
Standard spec 1993 RX7 FD Japanese R1 (rear seats, twin oil coolers, twin turbo)
Currently c82k Miles (c132000km), odometer switched from km 2015
Original matt finish dash, some scratching
Some paint chips, crazing and loss of paint from Mazda rubber side skirts consistent with age
Accident damaged (O/S rear wing, suspension and rear subframe / exhaust) 2009 purchased back from insurance company (Category C) repaired by Rotechniks and ID checked (VOSA) August 2009
Registered as 1.3 not 2.6 on V5
MOT until March
Serviced annually with Rotary specialists annually (Rotechniks / LC Rotary) â€" all records kept
No starting / running performance issues other than intermittent 3.5k hesitation
Always run on VPower!
Never run on track
Spare / tool kit all intact
Recent new battery, trickle charged
Mods:
Team Dynamics 17” alloys (never had originals)
Electrically heated front screen - added switch in redundant centre console blank to match others
Short shift mechanism / RX8 5speed knob (not on pic)
Separate oil / water SPA DG50 digital gauge fitted in lower DIN space
Professionally Waxoyled / undersealed by Rustmaster in 2006/7 (cannot remember!)
Rotechniks SS exhaust
Updated clear front indicator lenses (see front-on pic)
Front HIDs fitted
Issues:
A/C non-functional
Tacho non-functional and odometer occasionally blanks out with 3.5k rpm hesitation (?earthing issue or dash clocks)

Comes with
Later (99) spec rear lights to fit if required
Various spares incl indicator stalk assembly
GRP UK spec front numberplate plinth
Unfitted new rear window seal, wiper components
Cut and uncut Efini keys and 2 alarm fobs plus spares
Title: Re: 92/93 FD Type R import standard spec
Post by: Mark Ide on November 04, 2017, 05:01:29 PM
Bump
Title: Re: 92/93 FD Type R import standard spec
Post by: boosted on November 05, 2017, 03:55:53 PM
Very nice fd!!!! :D
Title: Re: 92/93 FD Type R import standard spec
Post by: Casey on November 09, 2017, 04:07:03 PM
No interest so far? Surprising, given the condition and spec...
Title: Re: 92/93 FD Type R import standard spec
Post by: clive on November 09, 2017, 09:51:16 PM
Malcolm, Malcolm, you  know you need this for your Rotary collection  ;)
Title: Re: 92/93 FD Type R import standard spec
Post by: boosted on November 10, 2017, 08:44:09 AM
Thats an epic idea Clive!

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Title: Re: 92/93 FD Type R import standard spec
Post by: re japi on November 10, 2017, 09:53:31 AM
I vote yes too :)

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Title: Re: 92/93 FD Type R import standard spec
Post by: Casey on November 11, 2017, 05:53:56 PM
  ;D ;D ;D

Would love too  :P :love4:

But I fear my better half would have something to say about it if I did. Once both KIMI's are up and running I might consider selling one and replacing with a FD, so not imminent  ;D
Title: Re: 92/93 FD Type R import standard spec
Post by: Mark Ide on November 12, 2017, 07:59:54 AM
Bumping back up
Title: Re: 92/93 FD Type R import standard spec
Post by: Mark Ide on November 17, 2017, 11:38:48 AM
Some interest........
Title: Re: 92/93 FD Type R import standard spec
Post by: boosted on November 17, 2017, 06:29:41 PM
Maybe better to put the car on ebay and piston heads.. .problem with forums is that people on them tend to have the car already lol.
It looks a great car and should sell on 1 of those platforms.
Were abit thin on ground here at MRC too. As the cars lean out so do the members.

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Title: Re: 92/93 FD Type R import standard spec
Post by: Essex2Visuvesi on November 17, 2017, 08:32:15 PM
Where abouts are you?
Title: Re: 92/93 FD Type R import standard spec
Post by: Mark Ide on November 17, 2017, 11:44:00 PM
SE London / Kent
Title: Re: 92/93 FD Type R import standard spec
Post by: Mark Ide on November 17, 2017, 11:45:29 PM
@ boosted -  thanks that was plan b was just hoping to sell to someone fairly knowledgeable
Title: Re: 92/93 FD Type R import standard spec
Post by: Mark Ide on November 22, 2017, 10:44:17 AM
Now sold
Title: Re: 92/93 FD Type R import standard spec
Post by: boosted on November 22, 2017, 10:46:27 AM
Result then! What car next?

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Title: Re: 92/93 FD Type R import standard spec
Post by: Mark Ide on November 22, 2017, 11:10:26 AM
Thanks yes  :)

Need to do some prep but have a shortlist, some with pistons I'm afraid, but will not be rushing.
Another sort of 7 perhaps........
or Elise
or something along those lines I expect, always fancied an Elan +2 but not allowed to have a canoe that does 120mph  :-X
Title: Re: 92/93 FD Type R import standard spec
Post by: Mark Ide on November 22, 2017, 11:11:02 AM
perhaps need to see your westie!
Title: Re: 92/93 FD Type R import standard spec
Post by: boosted on November 22, 2017, 11:33:15 AM
Ive had a look at exiges and elises...shot up in price so much...i had a vx220 2.2 in the past. Erratic handling in anything other than dry condition...think in part due to lack of lsd...
A seven is nice but very much like a motorbike fair weather only....put it this way i wouldnt have another...think that goes for anything open top atom caterham etc...

There defo seem a gap in the market for an affordable reliable fast n fun sports coupe or convertible.....if i could get a lotus supercharged k20 engined for 10k i would move on but they are not out there...just cant have it with the rover engine...
Good luck with your choice and hunting lets us know what you get.

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Title: Re: 92/93 FD Type R import standard spec
Post by: Mark Ide on November 22, 2017, 12:01:48 PM
Sure,  yes tested a 220 once......
We actually drove a pair of 7s across Scotland to Skye in October a few years ago so know what you mean but it was a great drive.
So I'm starting to look or I'll have to wait for an rx9! In the meantime we have just got a vw up and that is like a kart :-)
Title: Re: 92/93 FD Type R import standard spec
Post by: boosted on November 22, 2017, 12:08:00 PM
Yep back to basics and road legal thrills...
Recently done a thruxton trackday in a mk2 mx5 with basic mods bought by a mate for 850 quid...upgrade to brakes and suspension...so much fun no issues and exhilarating to drive on the limit...really did get me thinking aint all about being the fastest its about having fun..

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Title: Re: 92/93 FD Type R import standard spec
Post by: Mark Ide on November 22, 2017, 12:25:34 PM
Sounds good.... and the up! GTI with a turbo'd 1.2 is out next year....... but as you say that's prob still not quite "track"
so just gonna be cool and wait and see, good luck with yours!
M
Title: Re: 92/93 FD Type R import standard spec
Post by: boosted on November 22, 2017, 12:32:33 PM
Cheers mate....i do think about selling up daily lol both cars and get a track mx5 mk2.5 cheap track fun or a sorted rx8...

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