greetings fellow rotorheads!

[turntune]

hello! Long time rotary fanatic here, bought my first rx7 in 1989 and my current one makes 5 in total i'ved owned through the years. I'm currently going through a series 3 (fb's are my fav) pics for my current project are here: https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set ... 6b5f9233f3 i've had 1 sa and 3 fb's before finding this one.

[Lucky]

Welcome! looks like a pretty comprehensive restoration there, did you do all the work yourself? Plenty of welding on that seat pan then Is that an aircon line I see there? I can't believe 30-year old aircon is still gas-tight and working, is it?

[turntune]

thanks, yes all work by me with guidance from the body & paint guy at work. Final paint will be by him. Engine bay getting put off for now, but will get stitched and painted before I finish. I've removed all sound material and am currently "pulling weeds" in the wiring, I want all unwanted/not needed stuff pulled and am pre-wiring for the FI conversion. I average a whopping 8-10hrs a week to the project, so work is slow.


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forgot to add, yes the aircon still works! gassed it up and proceded to hang meat! also my parts car for the project is a loaded gs (mine was a base) so naturally all the stuff is now in my car-lighted driver key hole, map light,remote hatch release

[MelloYello]

Hi there Michael. Your previous 7s will have prepared you well for all that was hidden in this brown gem.
Why did you name it Cricket?

[Lucky]

Impressive range of skills then And eight to ten hours is at least, well, eight hours more than I managed this week

[turntune]

Hi there Michael. Your previous 7s will have prepared you well for all that was hidden in this brown gem.
Why did you name it Cricket?

pinnochio's consious (spelling)....jiminie cricket-

[Viljami]

Looks very nice Wish I had your experience on working on my car