I'm looking at purchasing a '99 996 that's in Van Nuys, in the valley north of Los Angeles. If you know of a good shop for a PPI, please let me know. Thanks a lot!
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YOUR RESEARCHPPI in San Fernando Valley (Los Angeles area)
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go to rusnak in thousand oaks.
Sean, Thanks! Do you know anyone at Rusnak?
I have personally not used the guy as I do my own work for the most part, but hear nothing but the best things from Mike Schatz there, he also runs Shatz motorsports. excuse the spelling if wrong.
Call Rick Corbin (Porsche service advisor) at [phone removed] and he'll setup a PPI with Mike Schatz. Tell both men I said hi.
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