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Gonna need some parts to bring my '99 C2 back up to spec. Found https://norspecdismantling.com/ and left a message but wondering if there are other places to contact other than ebay and craigslist. Would be nice to deal with confirmed reputable shops rather than crossing fingers... Thanks!
I've used: http://www.dcautocatalog.com/
I have purchased parts from http://www.dcauto.com/ Their website works half the time but its easy to email/call them directly.
I've not had any luck with norspec at all...
Try http://www.ladismantler.com/
What do you all think of partssociety.com?
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An excellent vendor.
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+1...been there many times....since I am local.....great people
partsociety.com is awesome! And just look on ebay.....almost anything you need from some many dismantlees.
I�ve had the best luck with Quality Porsche Parts (partsociety.com) and Norspec Dismantling.
+1 on DC Automotive. I have used them for over 20 years, always good.
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Hi DGI, We have quite a bit of parts for the 996 C2 in stock. Give us a call (or text) with what parts you need and we can try to help! PS. Call/Text is the best way to get in touch with us. Thanks!
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Does your Facebook page get much attention?
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My 996 and 986 both are full of Norspec parts....In fact, its pretty much the first place I go. Since they are a young company, they occasionally may not have your part right away but They have great customer service.
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No, not that much. We upload photos of new cars on Instagram most frequently. This is the best place to see what new cars we have in. Ebay has a full and exhaustive list of parts currently in inventory. This is the best way to see a description, photos, availability and price of parts. Call/text is the best way to speak with a human about... anything, really. Looks like we missed the opportunity to talk with you over email. Sorry about that! If you ever need anything in the future, I'd be happy to talk with you over the phone.
I texted Norspec today and got instant responses. Hope we can work together in the future for sure!
I recently got some parts from a fellow parting out a boxster on craiglist. There are lots of people out there doing this with totaled cars. Remember many boxster parts fit 996.
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