Former RS-Werks Employees

[Cairo94507]

I deleted my post as it was not related to this discussion.

[john walker's workshop]

Originally Posted by DC

There was more to it than Scott being "a terrible business guy"

So spill the beans already. Why post a mystery?

[DC]

Like I noted, a whole car went into the shop, the shop went under, and less than a whole car comes out. The parts did not disappear into the atmosphere. I'm not alone in this situation, but apparently most people are willing to walk away from the loss... I'm not.

[icarp]

Originally Posted by john walker's workshop

So spill the beans already. Why post a mystery?

Johnny , I personally know 6 cars and many engines and transmissions that went missing through this indy p car shop

[DC]

Theft by deception is a felony in Pennsylvania.

[chessintrigue]

Old thread but in performing due diligence on a 76 turbo, I came across this discussion. RS performed an engine out down to the metal repaint and restoration of the car. Given the information available online about RS Werks, I'm now a little concerned about the car.


There does appear to be positive feedback from some customers prior to Werks going belly up so I am in a bit of a cuandry.

Has anyone here had a car restored by Werks in the past and was pleased with the result?

Link to listing: https://www.classic.com/veh/1976-porsche-911-turbo-93006800358-pJRJDKp/

[mclmk8d]

I believe my car, a 72 T, was the last car out the shop before they closed as "RS Werks". They did a good job in repairing and restoring my car.

[chessintrigue]

Originally Posted by mclmk8d

I believe my car, a 72 T, was the last car out the shop before they closed as "RS Werks". They did a good job in repairing and restoring my car.

Thank you for the reply!