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REVIT93RX7 · 06-08-2009, 07:23 PM

I have owned my FD since Aug 1992. It had 84,348 miles on her before I took her down for a rebuild. The car never gave me a single problem or stranded me on the road. Mine was bone stock since I owned it. Most issues with the cars stem from not knowing what to do to mod them correctly. But they do require more maintenance than most cars. So don;t worry too much about the motor but get a car that is rust and accident free. Also the interiors pieces can be expensive to replace. So I would say get a well maintained chassis and hopefully it will have a recent rebuild. Good luck.

06-08-2009, 07:23 PM	#2
REVIT93RX7 REVIT Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Palm Bay, FL Posts: 90 Rep Power: 17	Buying an FD I have owned my FD since Aug 1992. It had 84,348 miles on her before I took her down for a rebuild. The car never gave me a single problem or stranded me on the road. Mine was bone stock since I owned it. Most issues with the cars stem from not knowing what to do to mod them correctly. But they do require more maintenance than most cars. So don;t worry too much about the motor but get a car that is rust and accident free. Also the interiors pieces can be expensive to replace. So I would say get a well maintained chassis and hopefully it will have a recent rebuild. Good luck.