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Yeah, its maybe $4000 in counting the car purchase. And I have no idea on the seats. Bought them from a guy on craigslist for dirt cheap. They happened to mount right to the stock rails, but I'm probably going to try and level them better this year, maybe foam ectemy the drivers seat.
Well I suppose I will start from the beginning. First the basics.
In the Spring of 2009 I bought the car from one of my room mates. It was a depressing sight seeing the ol' rx7 shut in his garage, needing some work that he could not do/afford. So I through a stack of $500 at him and grabbed...
I drive to st paul every week and you never see me qqing! Yeah it would be cool to have a meet out in our neck of the woods, but the 20 minutes drive from plymouth to st paul doesnt bother me much either.
They vary hugely. At porsche the advisors are super chill and seem to have a good time. When i'm over at audi they all seem like theyre about to have a heart attack cause the customers are pressuring them to get their cars done quicker. I mean if you can deal with stress and people that don't...
Carousel is filled up with service advisors at the moment. Both at Audi and Porsche. Service advisors have always been internal promotions in our dealerships. Not sure how other companies operate like Morries.
http://www.rx7club.com//showthread.php?t=750774 theres the thread on it.
Not sure how well it would hold up on a boosted engine though. Youre sure you blew a water jacket though?
Zombieland, step brothers, and hot tub time machine blu rays
Cordless impact, drill, circular saw, sawzall, and light with two 18V batteries
orbital car buffer/polisher
etc.