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    Sell the 944 - I was able to smile all the way to the bank after realizing how much I saved by NOT running the car longer or trying to make it competitive.

    Unfortunately there seems to be a bunch of 2nd Gen RX7s for sale. Mine's up since I've bought an SPO car.
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    Originally posted by benspeed@Dec 31 2005, 01:29 AM
    Sell the 944 - I was able to smile all the way to the bank after realizing how much I saved by NOT running the car longer or trying to make it competitive.

    Unfortunately there seems to be a bunch of 2nd Gen RX7s for sale. Mine's up since I've bought an SPO car.
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    I'm hearing sell more than keep, hmm...seems to be a consensus

    Well I'm thinking it over, I like the 944, fun to drive, but more money than I expected in fixing things and it almost seems never ending, I've almost become gun-shy from driving it worried what is going to break next?




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    Sell the 944....maybe to a track guy, or a teenageer...whatever! That black car looks the part.

    you are right...$1500 is fast under the bridge...
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    LUKE....THIS IS YOUR FATHER>>>>

    Save yourself a ton of dough and go faster.

    COME OVER TO THE DARK SIDE

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    Originally posted by Vince@Dec 31 2005, 03:25 AM
    fun to drive, but more money than I expected in fixing things and it almost seems never ending, I've almost become gun-shy from driving it worried what is going to break next?
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    Originally posted by Hotshoe@Dec 31 2005, 05:51 AM
    ... Almost sounds like Jeff Young.... LOL

    ....Couldn't help myself friend... ROFL

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    Originally posted by Vince@Dec 30 2005, 10:25 PM
    I'm hearing sell more than keep, hmm...seems to be a consensus

    Well I'm thinking it over, I like the 944, fun to drive, but more money than I expected in fixing things and it almost seems never ending, I've almost become gun-shy from driving it worried what is going to break next?
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    Vince, We can fix you up with a 1980 RX-7 Ita car with all the Right Stuff. Built by robinson racing enterprises. All components replaced/upgraded Arrive and drive In fact buy it this week and We will pay your entry fee for next weekends Sebring race. Extensive spare package included! Email me for photos and details. Top Carb equipped carb last 3 Years In NYSRRC. series. Tom weaver
    Tom Weaver: Logistics & Technical Support Manager IE truck driver for 1986 RX-7 ITS #63. "Diesel Haulin' Rotary" 2005 Dodge 2500 Quad Cab The Hemi has retired "Long Live the Hemi" Bill Weaver Driver- 2004 NYSRRC John Chave Award. 2006 & 2013 ITS NYSRRC Champion!. Truck Driver Named Glen Region Worker of the Year 2008.Located 45 miles southeast of Watkins Glen in Sayre PA.

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