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Old 01-11-2009, 04:56 AM   #1
Rotarydave
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Join Date: Jan 2009
Location: Cibolo, TX
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Talking Not new to rotary but new member

Many of you probably know of me, how many of you really know me that is different. I have several different names depending on which one has been previously taken in other locations. My user names in other locations.

Rotarydude - ebay, vintage rotaries, Rx3 registry and another un-named club
Rotarydave - My original name and the first one I take when able
Rotarydave@aol.com - My email and AOL IM account
Sgt Dave - Thanks to Bernie, and Atkins Rotary
Daddy - Thanks to my 2 kids, Rachel and Nicole
Honey - Thanks to my wife, Lisa, who no offense to any of your signifcant others is the greatest woman in the whole world(if you think I am kidding you need to really read this whole post)
SFC David Meditz - My real name.

Who am I,

I am a Soldier in the US Army at least for a couple more years, I am a father, a husband, a son, a friend and yes a confirmed absolute Rotary Nutcase. I purchased my first Rx7 in 1991 while stationed in Germany, my next one came in 1992 while stationed in KS (I still have it although it has seen better days and has 300K+ miles on it). Since then I have do not know how many rotaries I have owned. I currently do not know how many I own and trying to remember them is near impossible. I will do my best to list them and point out the cool ones. I do not usually sell my cars as I collect them instead, however I do try to help the community with parts and I am not a vendor maybe someday but not right now.

Where am I,

Currently I am at Ft Riley Kansas on TDY, but home is near San Antonio Texas, Near my Rotary Ranch the wayward home for the abused and abandoned. Rotary rescues, interventions and exorcisms performed daily

What I got,

The List (Old School)
R100, 70,71(x3),1200 wagon, 1000 pickup
Rx2, 72 Crapped out racecar awaiting restoration
Rx3 Coupe 73(crappy), 74, 75, 76, 77 racecar, 78
Rx3 Sedan 72
Rx3 Wagon 73,74,75
Rx4 Coupe 74 (x3, the 64th and 74th US spec cars and a supercharged one)
Rx4 Wagon 75,76,78
Rx5/Cosmo 76(J-spec RHD), 76 (x I don't know over 6), 77, 78 (x2)
REPU 74,75,76,77 (don't know how many but it is at least 8)

The List Rx7 (just the significant ones)
Savanna 79 RHD (three of them one with 2 vin numbers, don't ask I don't know)
1978 SA22C 500033 - Earliest known US Spec Rx7, I will post the details
1978 SA22C 500088 - build date 2/78 Mazda official production started 3/78
1978 4/78 build date Widebody IMSA Mk I kit under going bebuild
1979 Limited edition (one for resto, one for parts)
1980 Custom Roadster topless
1980 LS - Gold (one for resto, one for parts)
1980 Anniversary Edition
1983 Pacific Avatar
1985 GSL-SE Convertible
1988 10th AE (One collectible 2nd owner, one parts car, one vert being AE cloned)

Those are the significantly cool ones but there are about 10 or so more.

Not listed is the stash of NOS and hard to find parts cataloged and purchased for the restoration of specific cars within our collection.

In addition is the priceless collection of Models, Die-casts, Toys, Books, Owners Manuals, Sales Lit, Parts Books, FSMs, Wiring Diagrams, Posters and Artwork related to the Mazda Rotary

Now why is my wife the coolest thing in the world, she lets me have the cars, a 12k sq foot shop and gets dirtier and greasier than I do working on them. She also gave me 2 daughters that although they like to stay clean help too because they think the cars are cool. As one of my daughters would say while riding in a open top unmuffled SP vert go faster daddy make it really LOUD

As a collector I see myself as preserving the Mazda Rotary Heritage and as such I do not limit myself to one place but go everywhere I can to try to consolidate the information and grow the community I hope that I will be accepted here to do the same, without being censored elsewhere. I believe that we as a community need to support the members and the businesses without hate and malice. I have already seen too much hate and malice in my current JOB and multiple depolyments including one upcoming.

Thank you for offering a community of like minded individuals and look for more posts soon.
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