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San Fernando Valley Porsche Shop Suggestions
Any suggestions for a Porsche Shop in the San Fernando Valley? NARW? Monaco Motors? TRE? Others? I'd appreciate any comments. Thanks.
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08-25-2002, 12:07 AM
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I've been very happy with TRE.
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What makes them special, Jack?
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In the valley, TRE is the place to go. I've been to them for my transmission rebuild 55,000 miles ago and not a hint of a problem. Troubleshot some other problems I was having, and they've done two clutches for me--which I won't be burning through anymore thank-you-very-much.
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I just had TRE do a bunch of little stuff as well as a major service. They're prices are reasonable, and they quickly figured out my cold start problem and fixed it. Car runs like a top. In fact, the wife and I used it on our "date" last night. No complaints from the missus...the adjective of the night was "visceral".
Another good shop in the valley is NARW (in Reseda I think). Klaus is very meticulous and has a great reputation. |
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