The second generation Mazda RX-7 was known as the FC and over 270,000 examples were built in Japan from 1985-1991 for worldwide consumption. The FC was, of course, powered by a Wankel rotary engine and featured the athletic reflexes matched by few cars in the 1980s. If you can live the eccentricities of the odd spinning thing under the hood, these cars are sublime to drive. Find this 1988 Mazda RX-7 Convertible offered for $7,500 in Findlay, OH. Tip from Jeff.
The FC generation Mazda RX-7 is currently languishing in the no-man's zone between a collectible classic and depreciated junk. The savvy buyer might consider picking up cheap example and parking it in a barn for a few decades and then "discovering" it and flipping for big profit. The Daily Tourist will pickup a perfectly clean condition 1 example, drive it for a few years till it is condition 2 or 3 and then sell it for a profit...because who wants to do a bunch of work on some crummy car just to let someone else drive it. Here is a great clean condition RX-7 offered for nothing -- this 1987 Mazda Rx7 Turbo II is offered for $6,200 in Leesburg, AL Tip from Jeff L who says "How often do you see a second generation (FC) RX-7 that hasn't been beat
to crap or horribly modified, and it's a turbo to boot! Looks minty
fresh." 
The Jeep badged truck called the Forward Control (FC 170) was a cab forward monster developed for military purposes and powered by a variety of Hurricane inline-4, inline-6 and Y-block Ford V8s. The FC was first produced by Willys and later Kaiser Jeep, but only a limited few of the sweet crew cab M-677 version. Find this 1964 Jeep FC 170 M-677 with Ford V8 for sale in Eureka, MT currently bidding on ebay for $7,500 reserve-not-met with 3 days to go.
The FC generation Mazda RX-7 was produced from 1986 thru 1991 and powered by the 13B rotary engine. Unfortunately the 13B is about a reliable as a blind crossing guard and the resulting regular and catastrophic engine failures have created numerous cheap FC shells for sale. Those shells often find themselves filled with cheap and powerful V8s...cue the burnouts & hooning. Find this 1988ish RX-7 FC V8 for $2,200 located in Napa, CA via craigslist. Thanks to tip from Jeffrey L.