New owner from Eastern Canada

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New owner from Eastern Canada

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Hello everyone, honored to join the FB community, I finally bought myself a 1984 RX-7 GSL its in really great condition, with almost no rust, just two spots, one small spot under the paint on the bottom of the passenger door, can't see it, but you can feel it slightly, just surface rust, and the second spot is the passenger floor pan, bit of rust, but everything else is absolutely rust free! New paint job from 2009, has a new motor (some of you will surely hate this haha), its a brand new crate motor, 3.8L V6 Buick engine 2008. The original engine needs coils, and I'm still debating on fixing it (any info on cost of fixing would be cool), or staying with the 3.8L, or something bigger haha. Also has a perfect interior, just needs to be detailed and shampooed. Should I show some pictures here or go to a new thread/section? Thanks everyone for your time, and I'll be checking out what all of you have :)
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Hi Exeon and welcome to the forum. I am located near Windsor NS and am always available as a source for used parts, Mazda not Buick. :) assuming you picked up the red one from near Amherst. Looks good. Pics are always appreciated. PM me anytime.
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Hey thats awesome, yeah I bought the one in Amherst ahaha. Do you know where theres some brakes for sale possibly? I also heard someone in dorchester had a couple rx7s that ere gonna go to the scrap yard if he didnt sell them. Pleased to meet you man :) Ill post some pictures. Yours looks really nice!
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Welcome to the Forum, you will find a wealth of knowledge, experience & advice at hand from our many members from around the World.
We love to see pictures & as it sounds like you will be doing a rebuild why not start a Thread,
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Hi there, No rust in the notorious spot in the back wheel arches? Where the top links attach to the chassis.

You're a lucky guy if no rust there........or has it been plated?

Welcome by the way

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Thanks for the welcome :)! And I'm lifting it up today to check the full underneath and I will check that spot out, so far though under all the wheel wells, frame, even under the windshield bezels so far no rust :) I'm gonna post a thread later with all the photos of the car, be sure to check it out! Nice to meet you
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Hey, Exeon. Glad you've joined us on here th:. Be good to see some pictures or maybe a build thread aye :D
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Hullo, welcome along from me! Good to see any RX-7 kept alive, even if it takes a reciprocating engine to do it.

The guy who builds my engines over here in the UK is from Canada originally. I once made the mistake of asking him why he settled on the UK and got the slightly baffling answer that he liked the climate. :? Now, that's not something you hear very often :lol:
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