Bet it's not as slow as mine! Nice thread, mines not in such a whole piece. Quite close, but to coin a phrase, yet still so far.
I'm in Chelmsford, so rather close indeed!
I'm in Chelmsford, so rather close indeed!
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New to MRC - introduce yourself / Re: A 1st Gener from Essex
January 09, 2015, 12:11:31 AM
I'll have to drag it out the garage and get some pics up. Half of me says to hang on to her, the other half desperately needs the time and space 
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New to MRC - introduce yourself / A 1st Gener from Essex
January 08, 2015, 04:07:30 PM
Hello Everyone,
I'm Sarah, a petrol head from Essex! I've owned a 1st Gen RX-7 for about 15 years now. Sadly it's been sitting in dry storage for the last 10. It's a 1983 in quite good nick, just in a few parts! I got the engine professionally rebuilt a few years back (it still turns) and set about restoring my baby. I've done some welding and there's one more bit to weld, then it's a case of putting it all back together again. Sadly life hasn't been straight forward over the last few years, and I've had to get rid of another project. I fear I am going to have to make the same decision about my RX. So I thought I'd join the forum to see if there are folk that still get excited about restoring a 1st gen. I'm loathed to scrap her as it will be hard to part. I love that car and the amazing driving experience, but I just haven't got the time anymore.
I'm Sarah, a petrol head from Essex! I've owned a 1st Gen RX-7 for about 15 years now. Sadly it's been sitting in dry storage for the last 10. It's a 1983 in quite good nick, just in a few parts! I got the engine professionally rebuilt a few years back (it still turns) and set about restoring my baby. I've done some welding and there's one more bit to weld, then it's a case of putting it all back together again. Sadly life hasn't been straight forward over the last few years, and I've had to get rid of another project. I fear I am going to have to make the same decision about my RX. So I thought I'd join the forum to see if there are folk that still get excited about restoring a 1st gen. I'm loathed to scrap her as it will be hard to part. I love that car and the amazing driving experience, but I just haven't got the time anymore.
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