PPI recommendation for Newburgh/Stewart NY
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Getting ready to schedule a trip to take a look at a 928 in the area and need a good recommendation for a shop/mechanic for a PPI.
Any "long hood" experts in the area?
Any "long hood" experts in the area?
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Did you ask in the 928 forum?
Did you check with any of the nearby PCA regions? (Metro, CVR, etc)?
Usually their authorized PCA DE Technical inspectors and shops are a good place to start.
Did you check with any of the nearby PCA regions? (Metro, CVR, etc)?
Usually their authorized PCA DE Technical inspectors and shops are a good place to start.
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Try Tom Florio at Advanced Auto in New Windsor. Before I had my 996, I took my Audi over there just to get tires and I was impressed by the Porsche race cars he had in the front. Now that I have my P-car I realized that he's a member of the Hudson Valley Region PCA and does a ton of stuff with Porsches.
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Eric,
Thank you very much. I spoke with the president of the HV PCA last night and he also recommended reaching out to Tom.
Now to schedule that PPI. :-)
Thank you very much. I spoke with the president of the HV PCA last night and he also recommended reaching out to Tom.
Now to schedule that PPI. :-)