Anyone out there?
08-17-2002, 02:07 AM
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Originally Posted by richrx' date='Aug 17 2002, 04:06 AM
As far as i know im the only one from Scotland. theres no hope of me meeting any1 anyway
08-21-2002, 06:46 AM
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Hey boys, wooffinn here from down under. Hey Richrx, What's the Mazda/ Rotary scene like in Scotland?? Many around?? I know Jspecracer7 gets all the nice models on his island[ The mighty Cosmo included!!] I've got a few friends in the UK with MX-3's but they say they're not that popular[ Something to do with taxing/insurance.]
08-21-2002, 06:54 AM
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hey, the scene isn't as good as in the US or Japan but there is a small one. Your right about the insurance its sky high, i cant get insured for another year till im 21!!!! rx-7's are very rare, theres only 50 for sale in the uk at any one time and there all in England alone with the specialist garages 
. When i get one though i'll be gettin an Infini 
goto www.mazdarotaryclub.com
. When i get one though i'll be gettin an Infini
08-21-2002, 07:32 AM
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Hey Richrx, I've read a bit about there's a bit of a market with a few special workshops for the mighty NSU ro80. Seen anything?? I've got one[ not complete] ,but I've been told there's a workshop with Mazda 13B conversion kits that fit to the semi -auto boxes.
Don't worry, the insurance over here is very high also as anything fitted with a rotary is classed as a 'sports car' with extras added. Definate crock of ****.I'll check out that link.
Don't worry, the insurance over here is very high also as anything fitted with a rotary is classed as a 'sports car' with extras added. Definate crock of ****.I'll check out that link.
