Lets go back to Summer/Fall 03.



I had two 87 RX-7s as well as my hubby's 91.



I was selling my 7's because they were rather damaged and I didn't have the money to fix them, I cried when they left.. I really did... Anyway the 87s were Red and Gold. The gold one was my original car, had a nice red interior but a beaten body... Anyway we sold it to a friend of ours who swore up an down that he was going to take care of it. Well his friend bought our 91.



The first kid blew up the motor in the red one and then put the gold car's motor in it and blew it also... sold the red car... Had stripped the gold one down and I found it in a junk yard (I cried so hard).



His other friend took the 91 home on our tags which expired that day. Told him to take it straight home and get us our plate.. Well about a month later we start getting calls from an insurance company.. The kid had wrecked the 91, totalled a new grandam with it... and still had our plate an no insurance on it. The insurance company was after my husband... the state was after my hubby's license. We got the situation worked out an the 91 sat in a garage...



Turns out the kid who bought both of mine bought the 91 from his friend.. this whole situation makes me super ill. He's in town with it this week. Its now blue.



I wish for the cars sake it was more broken.. or owned by someone else.



My stomach is seriously ill...

 

ouch, i feel your pain, my first 510 that i got from my aunt went to a moron who plowed it into a wall while he was drunk, i loved that car, was gonna buy it back just so another idiot wouldnt get it but he sold it before i could

 

Alright, the problem is obvious, the kid must die. Pistols get things done quickly.

 

that smilie says it all.

 

im seriously considering taking the TA out to hunt his @$$ down...

 

i sold my first car to some kid and he drove it thru con fields crashed it into snow bankes, ect, very saddning

 

the jackass that bought my jeep ruined it shortly after buying it....

 

someone explain to me why we sell our cars that we work so hard to fix and take care of?

 

The guy to whom I sold my '73 RX-2 years ago ran a stop sign and got broadsided less than a month later. I was too young to be very attached to the car, but it definitely deserved a better fate.

 

I buddy of mine had a gallant VR-4 that was tunned nicely. He sold it to a kid and told him to not turn up the boost for long durations. But the kid didn't listen and overboosted the car. He blew the motor and turbo a couple months later and totaled it. Very sad story for a rare fast car.