No more RUF Turbo R ??
05-10-2010, 12:21 AM
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05-10-2010, 02:04 PM
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Just talked to Mike MelvilleMichael Melville
RUF Auto US
21620 Melrose Avenue
Southfield, Michigan 48075 USA
+01 248.304.9091 phn
+01 248.304.9092 fax turbo r conversions are still available but up north
RUF Auto US
21620 Melrose Avenue
Southfield, Michigan 48075 USA
+01 248.304.9091 phn
+01 248.304.9092 fax turbo r conversions are still available but up north
05-10-2010, 04:05 PM
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Many thanks for the info ! Talked to Mike today and sounds like they're up and running and ready for business. "R" conversions are still available in NA.
With the usual waivers (no affiliation, etc) their website is:
http://www.rufauto.us/ruf/
05-10-2010, 05:37 PM
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When it comes to ability of a shop, it doesn't matter who the name is on the front door. The guys at RUF would be top notch if they were on thier own; capability is dictated by skill, not the parts they install.
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When it comes to ability of a shop, it doesn't matter who the name is on the front door. The guys at RUF would be top notch if they were on thier own; capability is dictated by skill, not the parts they install.
Hans, Mark, Janin and all the techs are good guys who are passionate about the work they do and honest in every job they perform.
Good luck to them all. A good business thrives because of people and practice and I'm sure this will hold true for them as well.
Hans, Mark, Janin and all the techs are good guys who are passionate about the work they do and honest in every job they perform.
Good luck to them all. A good business thrives because of people and practice and I'm sure this will hold true for them as well.
The original point of the thread was to provide information for those that may be interested in a turbo R conversion in the future and try and better understand what the future holds for the NA market in this regard. It sounds like the news is promising !
Geoff
