Central FL Salvage Yards
05-23-2007, 08:14 PM
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Central FL Salvage Yards
Hey everyone, I was just wondering If anyone knew of any salvage yards in the central florida (Orlando, Kissimmee, Daytona etc. . .) area that has 944's. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
05-24-2007, 09:15 PM
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I doubt there are many (if any) Porsche specialty dismantlers in FLA. You may find a boneyard specializing in "exotics" or something like that, but Porsche specific = 
There are quite a few in Calif. & Ariz., as the West is mecca for Porsche enthusiasts. FLA? Mustangs and pick-ups
What parts are you seeking? I've purchased several good pieces from "on-line" boneyards (Oklahoma Foreign, LA Porsche Dismantlers, German Auto Dismantlers).
There are quite a few in Calif. & Ariz., as the West is mecca for Porsche enthusiasts. FLA? Mustangs and pick-ups
What parts are you seeking? I've purchased several good pieces from "on-line" boneyards (Oklahoma Foreign, LA Porsche Dismantlers, German Auto Dismantlers).
05-29-2007, 11:23 PM
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Originally Posted by Danny_Ocean
I doubt there are many (if any) Porsche specialty dismantlers in FLA. You may find a boneyard specializing in "exotics" or something like that, but Porsche specific =
There are quite a few in Calif. & Ariz., as the West is mecca for Porsche enthusiasts. FLA? Mustangs and pick-ups
What parts are you seeking? I've purchased several good pieces from "on-line" boneyards (Oklahoma Foreign, LA Porsche Dismantlers, German Auto Dismantlers).
There are quite a few in Calif. & Ariz., as the West is mecca for Porsche enthusiasts. FLA? Mustangs and pick-ups
What parts are you seeking? I've purchased several good pieces from "on-line" boneyards (Oklahoma Foreign, LA Porsche Dismantlers, German Auto Dismantlers).
(IIRC, they were done in by quite a few EPA violations).
05-30-2007, 01:05 AM
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Before running afoul of the law, Kempton Brothers was a very large Porsche specific salvage yard in Tampa. Florida apparently had enough of a Porsche following to keep them in business, making some pretty decent coin, for a good number of years.
(IIRC, they were done in by quite a few EPA violations).
(IIRC, they were done in by quite a few EPA violations).
http://legalminds.lp.findlaw.com/lis.../msg00839.html
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05-31-2007, 08:40 AM
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Originally Posted by Danny_Ocean
06-03-2007, 10:35 PM
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(Since I don't live up in Orlando anymore...I tell you where I found my 928 "parts hogs".)
I had two burried-to-the-axles 928's out in Bithlo in this junkyard off of 50 [Colonial, but way f*cking east]. One was in this place called J&E Auto parts. I don't remember what road it was just east of, but it was about 15 miles east of civilization; the kind of place where 3 year old children race their quads while trying not be eaten by the dogs~
Anyway, I found two 928's burried up to their axles in mud. The rattlesnake on the passenger floorboard was only 4 feet long, so I procured tools from my '66 Ford F100 [considered a contemporary vehicle in these parts] and gleefully pulled the perfect pod from the 928 after inflicting "severe" enforcement on said serpent.
[this means that I beat the living f*ck out of it with a piece of Volvo body trim~
]
I really don't care for rattlesnakes; sorry.
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I had two burried-to-the-axles 928's out in Bithlo in this junkyard off of 50 [Colonial, but way f*cking east]. One was in this place called J&E Auto parts. I don't remember what road it was just east of, but it was about 15 miles east of civilization; the kind of place where 3 year old children race their quads while trying not be eaten by the dogs~
Anyway, I found two 928's burried up to their axles in mud. The rattlesnake on the passenger floorboard was only 4 feet long, so I procured tools from my '66 Ford F100 [considered a contemporary vehicle in these parts] and gleefully pulled the perfect pod from the 928 after inflicting "severe" enforcement on said serpent.
[this means that I beat the living f*ck out of it with a piece of Volvo body trim~
]I really don't care for rattlesnakes; sorry.
N!
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