Introducing Rx7Boutique.com, a new JDM RX7 importer
03-24-09, 04:47 PM
#26
Thanks for all the kind words, I look forward to talking and any future business from you guys.
On an IMPORTANT note, I have been getting a couple questions regarding my affiliation. I run this company independently, I am in NO WAY affiliated with Ramy of fdnewbie imports, there is ZERO AFFILIATION.
On an IMPORTANT note, I have been getting a couple questions regarding my affiliation. I run this company independently, I am in NO WAY affiliated with Ramy of fdnewbie imports, there is ZERO AFFILIATION.
03-24-09, 07:44 PM
#29
YES BRIAN YOU DID IT!!! lol
Im proud of you ma dude. I been thinking of some parts i wanna put on my car in the future and most of them are just your rare parts that i might have a hard time getting.
Now i know you can get them, i will get them from you. I cant wait to do MORE business with you
Im proud of you ma dude. I been thinking of some parts i wanna put on my car in the future and most of them are just your rare parts that i might have a hard time getting.
Now i know you can get them, i will get them from you. I cant wait to do MORE business with you
03-24-09, 11:00 PM
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Simon,
Thanks for your business, there are A LOT of people who are going to envy your rz seats
If I can do anything for you in the future, feel free to ask.YES BRIAN YOU DID IT!!! lol
Im proud of you ma dude. I been thinking of some parts i wanna put on my car in the future and most of them are just your rare parts that i might have a hard time getting.
Now i know you can get them, i will get them from you. I cant wait to do MORE business with you
Im proud of you ma dude. I been thinking of some parts i wanna put on my car in the future and most of them are just your rare parts that i might have a hard time getting.
Now i know you can get them, i will get them from you. I cant wait to do MORE business with you
Not sure about the vendor forum, I believe it is around $600/month for a vendor forum and banner, which is just too much money.
03-25-09, 10:51 AM
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Probably not a better member to handle this 
I've done business w/ him for years both buying and selling w/ excellent results.
Please find me a low mileage 99 and up long block w/ trans and this may be a stetch but 99 plus front clip would be even better hehe.........oh and some rz seats. Ramy is supposed to have some for me but he's busy putting people back together these days.
PS I have some BBS LMs for sale
I've done business w/ him for years both buying and selling w/ excellent results.
Please find me a low mileage 99 and up long block w/ trans and this may be a stetch but 99 plus front clip would be even better hehe
.........oh and some rz seats. Ramy is supposed to have some for me but he's busy putting people back together these days.PS I have some BBS LMs for sale
03-25-09, 06:23 PM
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Okay, so I woke up with 25PM's this morning, wow. In all honestly, I do enjoy and look forward to talking and finding parts. So, where some people may find it as a pain, I quite enjoy it. I would also like to thank everyone who was kind enough to take time out of their day to support Rx7 Boutique, you guys are too kind.
Last thing, the pictures above are items I have brought over for customers and are not for sale. I currently have in stock / for sale: red feed cluster (Super super super super rare and discontinued), 99 spec mazda speed cluster, defi bf gauges, re-amemiya twin dolphin tail ss exhaust, feed downpipe, and damaged mazdaspeed wing.
Bryan
Last thing, the pictures above are items I have brought over for customers and are not for sale. I currently have in stock / for sale: red feed cluster (Super super super super rare and discontinued), 99 spec mazda speed cluster, defi bf gauges, re-amemiya twin dolphin tail ss exhaust, feed downpipe, and damaged mazdaspeed wing.
Bryan
03-26-09, 02:48 PM
#46
Thanks! I find it so odd that we live pretty close and both go to a lot of rotary meets, but have never met. Looking forward to future business.
03-26-09, 05:04 PM
#47
The RX-7 SP was produced my Mazda Motorsport Australia by modifying standard imports. They commissioned E.S. Walker Manufacturing, now called SMB (“Special Men’s Business”) to produce the CF parts, exhaust etc. , some of those parts are still available by directly contacting the company (http://www.smb.net.au/mazdarx7zone.htm)or by going through JKL Racing Engineering (they are US distributor and post on this site).
“In 1961, Ern Walker started working for himself when he was 21 making extractors and exhaust systems for motor vehicles to increase their performance. It was a 3 way partnership involvement, some 13 years later the other 2 partners bought him out, he then started E.S. Walker Manufacturing. Part of the arrangement when his 2 partners bought him out that he was restricted from making car extractors and car exhaust for 7 years. At that time there was a boom occurring in the motorcycle scene with the release of 4 cylinder large capacity motorcycles, so E.S.Walker Manufacturing started to produce 4-1 exhausts to suit these motorcycles and were sold under the name of Walker Exhaust in Australia and Asia. In 1982 Grant Walker joined the company after having previous experience working for major automotive original equipment supply companies. Grant took over the role of development, sales and marketing of new exhaust for new motorcycle models.
It wasn't long before enquiries started to come regarding exhausts for high performance motor vehicles, and the lessons and concepts learnt from working with the latest motorcycle engines were easily transferred to new generation of high performance engines. Company Achievements Through our now established reputation for performance exhaust, Mazda Australia approached us when they were building the RX7 SP (which is now considered a classic car) Mazda had to produce a limited run for sale to the general public before they could race, as the factory considered that they had to beat the new release 911 Porche in the 12 hour race at eastern creek.”
Good luck, I do not see the fuel tank available, and these parts are Not cheap. FYI the 314 x 32 big brakes used on the RS/RZ/Spirit R and RZ Recaros were developed for the SP race car. So we did get some trickle down from Australia back to Japan into the production models.
“In 1961, Ern Walker started working for himself when he was 21 making extractors and exhaust systems for motor vehicles to increase their performance. It was a 3 way partnership involvement, some 13 years later the other 2 partners bought him out, he then started E.S. Walker Manufacturing. Part of the arrangement when his 2 partners bought him out that he was restricted from making car extractors and car exhaust for 7 years. At that time there was a boom occurring in the motorcycle scene with the release of 4 cylinder large capacity motorcycles, so E.S.Walker Manufacturing started to produce 4-1 exhausts to suit these motorcycles and were sold under the name of Walker Exhaust in Australia and Asia. In 1982 Grant Walker joined the company after having previous experience working for major automotive original equipment supply companies. Grant took over the role of development, sales and marketing of new exhaust for new motorcycle models.
It wasn't long before enquiries started to come regarding exhausts for high performance motor vehicles, and the lessons and concepts learnt from working with the latest motorcycle engines were easily transferred to new generation of high performance engines. Company Achievements Through our now established reputation for performance exhaust, Mazda Australia approached us when they were building the RX7 SP (which is now considered a classic car) Mazda had to produce a limited run for sale to the general public before they could race, as the factory considered that they had to beat the new release 911 Porche in the 12 hour race at eastern creek.”
Good luck, I do not see the fuel tank available, and these parts are Not cheap. FYI the 314 x 32 big brakes used on the RS/RZ/Spirit R and RZ Recaros were developed for the SP race car. So we did get some trickle down from Australia back to Japan into the production models.
03-26-09, 05:44 PM
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I've been dealing with purerx7 for a little while now and he's never been anything less than polite and professional. Getting me my dream hood for a very reasonable price. I'll definitely be going back to him for future rare parts.
Also... can you PM me about prices on that last cluster?
Also... can you PM me about prices on that last cluster?
03-30-09, 03:47 PM
#49
First and foremost I would like to thank everyone for their continued support. I have received a TON of PM's and I would like to address several things:
1. I only source parts from JAPAN, if you are looking for a part from North America, you are better off going through a US distributor for that company.
2. Be patient! If you request a part, and I tell you it is going to be a few weeks, that is how long it will be, maybe less. I will notify you once the part becomes available, dont worry, I will NOT forget about you. I have a list of everyone's requested parts and their corresponding forum names.
3. VERY IMPORTANT. If you no longer want the item or you have found one for sale through the forum or another person, PLEASE let me now so I can stop dedicating time to source your part.
4. For low value items, less then $100 you are better off going through another source as with my fees and international shipping, it is hard for me to break even and price competitively.
5. Some prices are a bit expensive, this is not due to mark-up but because of international shipping. Large items like front bumpers and seats are very expensive to ship since they must go via FedEx.
On that note, I really do appreciate all the support and I have enjoyed communicating with a lot of you about parts, I hope to continue to fulfill your JDM needs.
1. I only source parts from JAPAN, if you are looking for a part from North America, you are better off going through a US distributor for that company.
2. Be patient! If you request a part, and I tell you it is going to be a few weeks, that is how long it will be, maybe less. I will notify you once the part becomes available, dont worry, I will NOT forget about you. I have a list of everyone's requested parts and their corresponding forum names.
3. VERY IMPORTANT. If you no longer want the item or you have found one for sale through the forum or another person, PLEASE let me now so I can stop dedicating time to source your part.
4. For low value items, less then $100 you are better off going through another source as with my fees and international shipping, it is hard for me to break even and price competitively.
5. Some prices are a bit expensive, this is not due to mark-up but because of international shipping. Large items like front bumpers and seats are very expensive to ship since they must go via FedEx.
On that note, I really do appreciate all the support and I have enjoyed communicating with a lot of you about parts, I hope to continue to fulfill your JDM needs.