sup guys

[O-ZONE]

hi guys, my names Myron. i used to drive a 1995 Nissan 240sx. it was my first car and i loved it to death. i was involved in an accident a few weeks ago in which i lost my beloved 240. So now I'm in the search of another car and the way things are looking it seems i may be getting my FC or FD if I'm lucky . I've always loved Rx-7s and tried to learn as much as i could but then there's only so much i can learn from the internet. I'm a visual person so it seems like if i really want to learn about them then i have to own one. hopefully i don't screw it up. so here's to new friends. here are some pics from the accident, its actually worse then it looks

http://i558.photobucket.com/albums/ss28/madmanRY/03-17-09_1423.jpg

http://i558.photobucket.com/albums/ss28/madmanRY/03-17-09_1424.jpg

http://i558.photobucket.com/albums/ss28/madmanRY/03-17-09_1426.jpg


and heres the other car (the one in the blue was the driver:beatdeadhorse5:)
http://i558.photobucket.com/albums/ss28/madmanRY/03-17-09_1427.jpg

[Whizbang]

welcome the sight. Sorry for your automotive loss but hopefully you'll come to love the way of the rotor.

[O-ZONE]

thx. yea it sucks...hopefully god will bless me with a rotary this time around

[speedjunkie]

I can't see the pics on the computer I'm on right now, but welcome! My best advice is to befriend some people that already own RX-7s and help them whenever you can, you'll learn alot that way from the sound of it. That's how I learn too. But there are some things you can only learn by ownership, I'll agree with that.