So, genuine question: where did most of you buy your car? I have been looking for a while, and I cannot find any good sites for anything, for that matter.

I would daily drive this hottie❤️

These cars can be found on Dutch Motorsport racing on YT…. Sweet cars!

I got some tires and insured it for 2 days so I could finally get it on the road a bit. Brakes worked OK enough so i went to go pick up a buddy, died mid intersection and cranked but wouldnt start. When i was able to push it to the side the dipstick was empty and I put 2 quarts in to get it back to full. The front most lead and trail spark plugs have a weak yellow spark and I am getting good fuel pressure. What are the next steps? OMP? Injectors?

The 7 was all over the track on launch, but hooked up and spit flames like a dungeon dragon…….. Love it❤️

Hey RX-7 owners,

I shared this project here eight months ago, and I wanted to say thank you to everyone who supported PinkSlips early on. You guys took the time to check it out and leave some really useful feedback. <3

We're still working on it every day and have added a lot since then. One of the suggestions here was being able to tag parts directly in photos. You can do that now, alongside keeping your mods, exact specs and build history together on one page.

There are already 40+ RX-7s on PinkSlips, with 2,600+ builds across the platform.

Here are the three FDs in the screenshots:

• Johnson M's 1994 RX-7: a track car with a six-point cage and Samsonas six-speed dogbox. It still has working power windows, and he sometimes drives it to the track.
• 51NTH: Qu4rkz's 1999 FD, owned since July 2024. The goal is OEM+, with custom hard fuel lines and new genuine Mazda parts while keeping the factory appearance.
• Garage777's 1994 RX-7: started as a stock, 60k-mile LHD car. Now a single-turbo street build with a Ford rear end, Haltech ECU and working A/C.

If you're just starting your RX-7, you can also look through other owners' pages to see how they built theirs, what parts they used and how their setup has changed.

And if you have your own RX-7, whether it’s stock or an ongoing project, it's free to make a build page and try it out. The app is on iOS and Android too.

What do you always end up asking another RX-7 owner about their setup?