Looking for a Good West Los Angeles Mechanic
08-22-2009, 01:21 AM
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Looking for a Good West Los Angeles Mechanic
Its been 5 years since I sold my 70 911 to pay for college and now that I am finished I wanted to put in the proper research for my next 911. Any help would be appreciated. God I miss my old 911
SPD
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08-22-2009, 02:13 AM
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Welcome back....I'm drawing a blank, but they are just down the street from Performance Products. www.TREMotorsports.com
08-22-2009, 03:42 AM
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Tre is in Van Nuys
Funny, I was trying to figure out where my old car ended up and i think they were the ones who connected me with the eventuall buyer. I am going to check them out this weekend and start getting some pricing for a PPI. If anyone else has any suggestions, it would be greatly appreciated
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08-23-2009, 08:59 PM
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Pasadena, Ca -- Very honest Armenian guys....Art and John. Modern Auto Technology. Art has been a P-car mechanic for over 20 years and they always do honest, good work.
08-26-2009, 12:40 AM
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Try Callas Rennsport in Torrance. Highly respected in the industry....
310-370-7038. www.callasrennsport.com Talk to Tony Callas. He once supervised/performed support services for a LeMans factory race team.
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310-370-7038. www.callasrennsport.com Talk to Tony Callas. He once supervised/performed support services for a LeMans factory race team.
knows his ****!
08-26-2009, 06:42 PM
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(310) 562-2900 - Marc Bixen @ Red Line Service in Long Beach. Marc bought Red Line from me in 1999, he was my lead mechanic at the time and he knows more about 911s than anyone I know. Check out "redlinetechnik.com"!
You also might want to consider picking up a copy of the 8th edition my book, The Used 911 Story. Amazon.com is probably your best source.
You also might want to consider picking up a copy of the 8th edition my book, The Used 911 Story. Amazon.com is probably your best source.
