Whirlwind

Which dealers are out there throughout the country that will give the best deals for buying Porsche parts/accessories/etc?

For example, if I want to buy an aluminum shift **** &/or brake lever, who do I call?

I know of Gert, but he doesn't appear to sell everything. Are there any good "internet sales" dealers in the U.S.?

Thanks in advance.

Greg Fishman

I have had good luck and good prices from Clair <a href="http://www.clair.com" target="_blank">www.clair.com</a> and suncoast. <a href="http://www.suncoastporsche.com" target="_blank">www.suncoastporsche.com</a>

Kevin Reilly

I'd say to first give the business to Rennlist sponsors. Probably shouldn't list non-sponsors in a thread like this. JMO.

Greg Fishman

I am not advertising for them, just saying I had good luck with them. Might check <a href="http://www.fathers-sons.com/home.htm" target="_blank">http://www.fathers-sons.com/home.htm</a> as they are a sponsor.
Gert is also great to deal with but for a single item the shipping might be too much.

If Viken or John D think it is inappropriate I will understand if they edit/delete my message.

Kevin Reilly

Greg, my note wasn't directed at you or the referrals you made but was just a general comment about this thread...seems that it would be inappropriate to list non-sponsors here in light of the board policy on same. But once again, JMO. <img src="graemlins/beerchug.gif" border="0" alt="[cheers]" />

Whirlwind

Thanks Greg, and sorry if I caused trouble with this question. I have one of the "spend $200 and get $100 off coupons." I can only use that with a dealership, and some dealerships will also sell at a decent discount from list. I did see Father & Son Porsche on the list, but didn't know anything about them. They also appear to be the only dealer who is a sponsor. I was just wondering what dealers will give me a good deal.

Thanks.

Greg Fishman

Kevin and IndyLaw,
No trouble caused. Here are the rules mentioned:

"You may not have commercial links in your signature to non-supporting vendor sites (i.e. - "Rennlist Sponsor") nor act in behalf of a commercial vendor, who is not a Sponsor, by having your SIG include a website from a vendor who is *not* a Rennlist Sponsor. We have a lot of Vendors who "use Rennlist" as their *free advertising* media.

You may not post links to "Rennlist" products, 'deals' and "group buys" offered by non-supporting commercial Vendors/Sponsors targeted at Rennlist subscribers. More times then not, folks are asked to do that for the "free advertising" that the Vendor enjoys (i.e. "scam the list"

I doesn't say you can't show links to non-sponsors or even mention them, just that you can't have them in your signature and that you can't act in the vendors be-half.

I assure you I have no vested interest in any of these vendors. The only one I would consider investing in would be Gert, and I think there would be a line out the door if he needed investors.

Having said that we should all try to support the rennlist sponsors first if possible.

Greg