newb here looking to buy a fd
#1
hey everyeone im from oregon. i currently drive a 1997 trans am. im looking to pic up a fd in a few weeks, i can't wait. i have always wanted to own one of these cars and now i ahve the chance. anyway i will be looking forward to learning as much as i can about rotarys.
#2
How much are u loking to spend on fd? I thinking of selling mine maybe in this summer.
Exterior is complete 99 oem, F&R,
Touring model with R-1 upgrade oil coolers,JDM Rear Seat.
Moonroof, this might take up 2 pages of goodies that's on the car.pm for the list.
Exterior is complete 99 oem, F&R,
Touring model with R-1 upgrade oil coolers,JDM Rear Seat.
Moonroof, this might take up 2 pages of goodies that's on the car.pm for the list.
#4
Over the years since I bought my FD in 1998, I have seen and and been asked about what to look for when buying an FD. The resounding piece of advice I have heard is to buy the absolute best FD that you can afford. You will spend the $$ regardless getting the less expensive one to where you want. This is somehting I wish I had done, A few extra K back in 1998 would have given me am all original 94 with 1/2 the mileage (18-24K miles). I had been looking for 18 months at the time and prices were a lot higher than now of course.
I would however recommend that you find a rotory FD mechanic or other mechanically adept enthusiast first before committing to a purchase. Unfornately in my case, the local Mazda Dealer was dropped by Mazda a couple months after I bought my FD.
Good luck in your search
I would however recommend that you find a rotory FD mechanic or other mechanically adept enthusiast first before committing to a purchase. Unfornately in my case, the local Mazda Dealer was dropped by Mazda a couple months after I bought my FD.
Good luck in your search
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