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Author Ever thought about buying an RX7?
Fad
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5th Dec 05 at 13:34   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
To be honest most insurere will not insure someone that young on such a high risk car. Nismo got lucky and since building his NCB up he has maintained a good record with his insurance co right?

Was helping my mate look for one not long ago and went to see a couple. Best bet is to get one fresh off the boat as they will come from japan with a decent climate and no salt on the roads RX's rust real bad and if the shell is in a bad way your best of scrapping it according to the experts.
Corsa_Carl
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Originally posted by L33 LEG
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Originally posted by Corsa_Carl
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so u think u can buy the car cos uv only got to pay 500quid to get the thing, have u actually got a quote to insure it yet?


no and yes


so no u dnt have to pay 500quid and yes uv got a quote? if so, what is it, cos id like to know whod insure u at 18 and it being under 5k a year


i ment no, i dont think i can buy the car just coz ive gotta pay 500.

and yes ive got an insurance quote, if it was 5000 i wudnt even think about it


the cheapest company was dial direct, which ive never heard of
L33 LEG
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how much they quote u?
Tom
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I love the way people who say things like this but never even carry out any research, to be honest they will cost you more to run than a 106 quicksilver for so many reasons.
Fad
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Originally posted by Tom
I love the way people who say things like this but never even carry out any research, to be honest they will cost you more to run than a 106 quicksilver for so many reasons.


What makes me laugh is they think they are going to get cheap insurance de to it being a "1.3" has no one heard of insurance groups or area codes?

No offence Cark but your going to strggle to run one comming from a Pug QuickSilver
AK
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5th Dec 05 at 13:45   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
thats a bit presumptious!

I had a 1.4 Corsa, then a Supra TT

Fad
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Originally posted by AK
thats a bit presumptious!

I had a 1.4 Corsa, then a Supra TT



Very very true mate

But then again if you have to leave the country for tax purposes I'm pretty sure that was the real reason Also wasnt it like 15K you spent on top on the Supra
Corsa_Carl
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Originally posted by AK
thats a bit presumptious!

I had a 1.4 Corsa, then a Supra TT



i no its obivously gonna cost more to run
Siberia
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Originally posted by AK
thats a bit presumptious!

I had a 1.4 Corsa, then a Supra TT



but your minted
Tom
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Originally posted by Fad
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Originally posted by Tom
I love the way people who say things like this but never even carry out any research, to be honest they will cost you more to run than a 106 quicksilver for so many reasons.


What makes me laugh is they think they are going to get cheap insurance de to it being a "1.3" has no one heard of insurance groups or area codes?

No offence Cark but your going to strggle to run one comming from a Pug QuickSilver


Yes i'd only mention that when talking about taxing it. It's not of any real relevence that it may or may not be a 1.3
Nismo
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5th Dec 05 at 14:20   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by Fad
To be honest most insurere will not insure someone that young on such a high risk car. Nismo got lucky and since building his NCB up he has maintained a good record with his insurance co right?


got mine at 19, insurane was 2.2K and i live in the country.

i know pay 1K at 22.
Fad
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5th Dec 05 at 14:23   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
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Originally posted by Nismo
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Originally posted by Fad
To be honest most insurere will not insure someone that young on such a high risk car. Nismo got lucky and since building his NCB up he has maintained a good record with his insurance co right?


got mine at 19, insurane was 2.2K and i live in the country.

i know pay 1K at 22.



I got a quote not long ago that was pretty fabulous

even got a pukka quote of a TVR cerbra
3CorsaMeal
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5th Dec 05 at 14:25   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
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Originally posted by Fad
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Originally posted by Tom
I love the way people who say things like this but never even carry out any research, to be honest they will cost you more to run than a 106 quicksilver for so many reasons.


What makes me laugh is they think they are going to get cheap insurance de to it being a "1.3" has no one heard of insurance groups or area codes?



using that theory top spec motorbikes are cheap to insure as the cc of engine is tiny

get a rocket car, has no cc = no insurance
Tom
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Nice theory jim
Nismo
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ed
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Strange engines... Just been looking at the pictures on that site of the dismanteling it.......
CorsAsh
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Originally posted by ed
Strange engines... Just been looking at the pictures on that site of the dismanteling it.......


I love them, its an awesome piece of design
cunningham
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oviously you would need a run about aswell a wouldnt have an rx7 as a daily drive
ed
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Modern Wankles are pretty reliable. I would assume they sorted out the problems they had when they first came out as they were first introduced in the 70's or something...
CorsAsh
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*Wankel.

That's the best name ever
ed
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Wanker Lotary Engine
Welsh Dan
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quote:
Originally posted by Fad
RX's rust real bad and if the shell is in a bad way your best of scrapping it according to the experts.


3rd gen's don't, as they have a lot of aluminium panels. Mines 14 years old and apart from a tiny bit of rust on the slam panel (where it was replaced) there isn't any rust on it. Its not been treated either.

With regards to insurance, I was paying £1300 TPFT on my first one when I was 19. When I sold it and bought one a few months later, it cost me £1400 TPFT to insure when I was 21. It now costs £1900 FC with all mods declared and with 1yr NCB.
Nismo
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One full 13B engine



And an RX

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