Porsche Specialists in California

[911IRL]

Hi Guys,

I plan to attend the Rennsport reunion @ Laguna Seca at the end of September.

I will be flying into LAX and will then will drive up to Monterey.

What Porsche specialists are worth stopping by? I know of TRE in Van Nuys. CPR in Fallbrook ?

Any others?

Thanks
Derek

[Flieger]

You are going to the right place (So Cal). Not sure of all of them in LA but Orange County has dozens, including Porsche Motorsport North America (across the street from GMG). Costa Mesa alone has about 6 within a few blocks (Lit Show weekend). Stop by TLG in NoHo, John Esposito's right next door. Wilhoit's is in Long Beach I believe but that would be south of LAX as is the OC.

[spyerx]

Bbi autosport in Huntington Beach. You'll see 1-2 dozen cars mostly gt2/3 rs some turbo, some track builds and some air cooled cars.

[911IRL]

Great, thanks guys!

[BBiAutosport]

Originally Posted by spyerx

Bbi autosport in Huntington Beach. You'll see 1-2 dozen cars mostly gt2/3 rs some turbo, some track builds and some air cooled cars.

Thank you Spyerx for the recommendation!

Our facilities is always open for a quick tour to all Pelican forum members.

We are finally getting settled into our new 14,000 square feet building, complete with 5 lifts, gated yard, and in-house fabrication and engine departments. Here are some pictures we would like to share:

[BBiAutosport]

[donporfi]

Check here some specialized Porsche shops
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[wildthing]

I've not been, but is on my list: Canepa Motorsport Museum

Not too far from Monterey.

[DRACO A5OG]

^^^ Whoa, that is one shiny floor there BBI

[regency]

Was thinkin the same thing as DRACO A50G, Damn those stained / polished floors go good with all them there Porsches, just sayin.

1973 911T MFI Coupe, Aubergine

Steve

[Jack Stands]

Though it's not Porsche specific, a drive up to Canepa in Scott's Valley is a worthwhile side trip from Monterey. About an hour's drive north of Monterey.

[spyerx]

Originally Posted by DRACO A5OG

^^^ Whoa, that is one shiny floor there BBI

Originally Posted by regency

Was thinkin the same thing as DRACO A50G, Damn those stained / polished floors go good with all them there Porsches, just sayin.

hahaha... when they moved into their new building i think they spent a week polishing the floors. they like a pristine shop. the techs wear white gloves and they are not dirty (kidding).

They've historically been more of a water cooled shop, but doing more and more air cooled work - the owner and chassis guy used to race and both own/have owned g series, 964, 993 air cooled cars. All for general maintenance and performance builds/maintenance.