No, that is on the drivers side. Either that or the ad copy reversed the picture.

That Ford ad only shows one door on the passenger side. I guess the 3rd parties could add doors as well?

COTD! COTD! COTD!

I think those rotaries are Sachs engines. They make nice power plants for go karts and minibikes. I’ve even seen one used on a golf cart.

I’ll take the rotary love in any form. Thanks Torch!

Is there one of these in the southeast, like in NC or GA?

Interesting, I don’t use anything except #10.

Thats a great car. Love it!

Dude, you need to get a rotary. You’re in rotary heaven down there.

Love your car. I’m jonesing for a 65/66 Ford Galaxy 2 door with the big block.

Quite right.

I used to commute as a shortcut up and down Mt. Washington on those old cobble stone streets in my RX7 to get around stopped traffic through the tunnels. Brings back the memories.

Today its dilly-dilly.

Kind of reminds me of something else I’ve seen ....

Exactly!

His problem is he hired a guy from basically, a computer company to lead Tesla automotive design/manfacturing. He needs to get someone with real car chops to do this.

Before catalytic converters there were a bunch of wacky things used instead to help burn post combustion hydrocarbons. For instance the 79/80 RX7 had a huge heavy cast iron thing hanging immediately off the exhaust ports called a thermal reactor and thats what it did, air was piped into it and it burned up any extra…

Some of the parts alone could be worth $3500 if its turns out to be a turd.

That vacuum actuator is easy to fix. Just take it apart and you will see what I mean. A small oring creatively inserted with some lube and working switch.

5, I thought you only had 3. The picture only shows 3. Wheres 4.