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Yerboogieman Posted - Jun 12 2010 : 3:20:55 PM
How do you buy a 1980 12A RX7? Thanks.
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Aaron Cake Posted - Jun 22 2010 : 09:30:54 AM
The 1st gen is a pretty conventional car, aside from the engine block. It is typical of many cars of the era with a solid axle, fusible links, mechanical heater/vent controls, distributor ignition, etc.

Certainly check out the FAQ for the 1st gen at http://www.rx7club.com because I bet they have a basic how to buy guide.
Yerboogieman Posted - Jun 13 2010 : 1:50:47 PM
Yeah, that is what I was looking at but wanted any specifics I should look out for on an 1st gen.
Aaron Cake Posted - Jun 13 2010 : 10:32:29 AM
Hand the current owner of the car an appropriate amount of money, then follow the procedure to transfer the ownership.

But in general, buying a 1st gen is the same as buying a 2nd gen, which is written up here:
http://www.aaroncake.net/rx-7/buy1.htm

Obviously, ignore all the stuff that doesn't apply like fuel injection and the logicon. Most of the other points are the same. Thoroughly check the rear wheel wells though, because they will rot out. Also check the front frame at the idler arm, because it is a rust spot.

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