Classic restoration
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Three Wheelin'
Having seen most of the Porsche Classic Center competition entries in person it would be a HARD pass from me…. Porsche stepped away from working on older Porsche years ago and now wants to be back in the space as it sees a lucrative niche. I applaud the effort but with VERY few exceptions the work is well below the standard of the better independent shops. So many are fooled by the name “Porsche” on the door and assume the quality will be better than other alternatives, currently that isn’t true. Hopefully in the future that will change.
To me 993 Cabriolets are plentiful, buy a nice all original, well maintained example.
To me 993 Cabriolets are plentiful, buy a nice all original, well maintained example.
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Originally Posted by nathan1
Having seen most of the Porsche Classic Center competition entries in person it would be a HARD pass from me…. Porsche stepped away from working on older Porsche years ago and now wants to be back in the space as it sees a lucrative niche. I applaud the effort but with VERY few exceptions the work is well below the standard of the better independent shops. So many are fooled by the name “Porsche” on the door and assume the quality will be better than other alternatives, currently that isn’t true. Hopefully in the future that will change.
To me 993 Cabriolets are plentiful, buy a nice all original, well maintained example.
To me 993 Cabriolets are plentiful, buy a nice all original, well maintained example.
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There is no Porsche dealer magic pixie dust. It's just a shop with mechanics in it. Everything depends on the quality of work and the skill of the mechanics, just like an independent shop.
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Congrats!
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