astoria/warrenton/seaside 8 owners?
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astoria/warrenton/seaside 8 owners?
just moved to the area up from san fransisco. was hoping someone was in the area, just got my 8 this spring, and now that iv settled down want to begin working on the ochoand and do some upgrades. anyways let me know!
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well it just so happens after 6 weeks of looking and posting last nite that i would see a black rx-8 on the way to work this morning!
was locted in downtown astoria at about 7:45am. now i just gotta see if i can find them again!
was locted in downtown astoria at about 7:45am. now i just gotta see if i can find them again!
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ok got a better look at it this mornin. its definately TG and this is there 3rd or so mornin iv seen it, looks like temp plates so just bouht it too i bet.
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Yes, I have read your comments on this site, and saw you in passing on my way to work at least three times. Last Friday morning the black RX8 was only about five cars ahead of you ,also going south across the Young's Bay bridge, before you flashed your lights.
I have owned 10 Mazdas over the last 37 years, including 5 rotary powered ones back in the 70's and early 80's: 2 RX3, the first one I bought new when they first came out in the fall of 1972; 2 RX4s; and even a rotary pickup. Also, my brother owned an RX2, then next a first year 1979 RX7 brand new. In my old(er) age now, I have sort of gone full circle, trading my Mazdaspeed 3 for the gray RX8. It is a little slower than the very entertaining and lively Speed 3, but the RX8 is more refined and the smoothness of the rotary engine is still music to the ears.
I have owned 10 Mazdas over the last 37 years, including 5 rotary powered ones back in the 70's and early 80's: 2 RX3, the first one I bought new when they first came out in the fall of 1972; 2 RX4s; and even a rotary pickup. Also, my brother owned an RX2, then next a first year 1979 RX7 brand new. In my old(er) age now, I have sort of gone full circle, trading my Mazdaspeed 3 for the gray RX8. It is a little slower than the very entertaining and lively Speed 3, but the RX8 is more refined and the smoothness of the rotary engine is still music to the ears.
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right on.
this is my first mazda, spent the last few years in alaska waiting to come down here before id get my rx8. so i have had mine a lil over a year now.
just took mine to get looked at this morning due to idleing issues.
this is my first mazda, spent the last few years in alaska waiting to come down here before id get my rx8. so i have had mine a lil over a year now.
just took mine to get looked at this morning due to idleing issues.
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