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Thread: Drove a piston MiniTruck today
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repuguru
Redlining
Posts: 319
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posted April 26, 2002 09:48 PM |
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Drove a piston MiniTruck today
I now own a 85 Dodge/Mitsubishi pick up with a MIGHTY 2.6L 4 cylinder. The truck looks good, good lines, new paint and rims and tires. Got it in a deal.
It is a slug. A good looking slug. But slow as syrip non the less.
I have driven it around for a change for the past few days. Just for a change. The only change I want to do now though is make change for the guy who buys it. Its out front for sale.
I had forgotten what the rest of the Mini Truck owners put up with.
A slug....
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77' REPU plus a few spare parts
for it.
85' GSL-SE
83' GSL
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rotarynews
Moderator
Too Many Rotary Websites
Posts: 206
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posted May 07, 2002 03:21 PM |
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Few Years ago...
A few years ago, before I bought my first RX-7 even, I test drove a few trucks... One thing I noticed was they had NO power... I though the car I came from (an 81 Toyota Corona Station Wagon) had now power, but these were re-f'ing-diculious! I stepped into a RX-7, turned it on, hit the throttle, and ouch! I was bit by the rotary bug.. fast forward to last year, and my first experience with the REPU... same feeling.
I can't wait until the T2 conversion is done :)
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