Porsche Dismantlers On The East Coast?
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Nearly all the ones I'm finding online are located in CA. I'm trying to find something closer. Actually, any links you may have would be appreciated as I am trying to track down a single 993 targa wheel and am not having much luck. Any help is appreciated.
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Originally Posted by SpecialtyConcreteCoatings
Nearly all the ones I'm finding online are located in CA. I'm trying to find something closer. Actually, any links you may have would be appreciated as I am trying to track down a single 993 targa wheel and am not having much luck. Any help is appreciated.
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Definitely check out DC Automotive, http://www.dcautomotive.com/default.htm. I love the diagrams they have on their site because it makes finding the right part so easy.
FYI, they are located in Rocky Mount, NC which is right on I-95. That should make shipping up and down the east coast really easy. Seeing that I am in Raleigh, NC it's a quick 1 hr drive east to them on Hwy 64. Well quicker if the NC Highway Patrol is elsewhere.
FYI, they are located in Rocky Mount, NC which is right on I-95. That should make shipping up and down the east coast really easy. Seeing that I am in Raleigh, NC it's a quick 1 hr drive east to them on Hwy 64. Well quicker if the NC Highway Patrol is elsewhere.
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