Way back before I got my driver's license, I became addicted to cars. Muscle cars, sport cars, and exotics, all have a special place in my heart. Check out the sections below for a little info on some of my favorites. I could go on about these cars forever, but i don't feel like it, so check out the links.

My Z

Here's my 1984 Nissan/Datsun 300ZX. Its got a 5 speed tranny, power windows, doors and locks, 4 wheel discs. The engine is in great condition for having over 180,000 miles. It needs a little body work, but nothing that a little TLC can't take care of. Hopefully, I'll have it back on the road in a year or so, funds and time are both on the dry side.




• Mazda RX-7

  The one and only RX-7. No longer in production in the United States, but still thriving in the countries lucky enough to have them imported. The RX-7 is unlike any other sports car because of its powertrain. The Rotary Engine, also known as the Wankel engine, is a bold approach taken by Mazda that provides a unique driving experience. This engine has no reciprocating parts, therefore it can tolerate higher RPMs than a conventional piston engine. The sound and power delivery of this engine makes it my favorite powerplant. Unfortunately, I have never driven a RX-7, but one ride in a 1986 GTU (FC3S, non-turbo) was enough to hook me.
  
  

  
  
  

  Rotary Links

  www.monito.com Nice site, with a lot of information on the Rotary Engine.
  www.rx7club.comGood forum with a lot of topics.
  www.howstuffworks.comGood explanation of how a rotary engine works.

• Nissan Skyline GT-R
  

  The Nissan Skyline is another one we can't get in the states. In its latest trim, it puts out about 320 bhp from 2.6 turbocharged liters. The engine is a detuned beast that with the right knowledge and time can easily make 600-700 bhp.

  Skyline Links

  http://www.skylinesdownunder.co.nzAustralian site, with a lot of news, pics, and videos.
  www.skylinegtr.comClick here to buy your very own, privately imported Skyline!