Magdaddy

I searched for comments, found quite a few positive, a few negitive about PPI's for the water cooled cars-but that's no matter.

Anyone have opinions about buying used from them, as well as the quality of their service?

They have a 95 C4 with quite a bit of goodies on/in it, that I have contacted them about.

Thanks guys

CalvinC4S

They where located across the street from Porsche North Americas technical training center before PCNA moved everything to Georga.

I remember a few under the breath jokes about the place.

I called them on a 993 coupe, they never got back to me.

1pcarnut

Was up there a couple of weeks ago for a part. Not sure if this helps or not but their cars looked very nice, quite a few nice looking high-end cars. However, took a close look at a couple of pcars and could see bodywork under the paint. The seller I just bought my 97 from didn't have the best of experiences with them. When he was looking for a 993 he went up there from LA and came away not buying the car due to it not being as nice as represented over the phone.

deadhead1960

I've spoken with them a few times; they are simply car salesman not Porsche guys. Make sure spend the $100-$200 to do a PPI if you're going to buy a car from these guys. I guarantee you find something "wrong" with the car that they did not disclose, whether it be a $500 or $5,000 repair.

vernon

My friend bought a 993 cab black 4 wheel drive from them they said that it had a full check up on the car . the power steering had no fliud in the Reservoir he ran it for a few weeks an then he had to put in a new Power Steering Rack !. When the car was at his home their was no fliud on the floor so he felt the car was ok. So I would really check out the car before you buy it.

Greg964

Check the carfax (there is a link on their website), the mileage history has a few discrepencies.