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Found the 930 owner for whom I was looking. Appears he was victimized as well.

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YOUR RESEARCHFound the 930 owner for whom I was looking. Appears he was victimized as well.

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I live in this area and curious if they are reputable too...it is getting hard to trust anyone these days especially car repair places

Found the 930 owner for whom I was looking. Appears he was victimized as well.
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I live in this area and curious if they are reputable too...it is getting hard to trust anyone these days especially car repair places

Found the 930 owner for whom I was looking. Appears he was victimized as well.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I wanted to extend my thanks and appreciation for the many efforts made by those in the Rennlist community. I found the person for whom I was looking. As such, I have closed the post. Thank you again. Warm regards, John

POST 2Original post

Come on, dish it. What happened? I noticed your post cuz I had both an 86 and an 89 turbo back in the day - how I miss them both.

POST 3Original post

yes... pls tell...... some of us needs to know so that we can tell others... not that we have to pm to find out specifics....

POST 4Original post

i pass by their shop at least once a week and when Discovery parts was next to them i was there all the time. PI does great work and always has a dozen or so Cup cars in their garage being worked on. there must be a huge misunderstanding cause their service is top notch

POST 5Original post

I live in this area and curious if they are reputable too...it is getting hard to trust anyone these days especially car repair places

POST 6Original post

You are aware that Bob Sanderson left PI and is now at Kinetic Speed Shop in Buford. Discovery Parts is still next door.

POST 7 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Kevin, you're one up on me! I was ready to made the following post below. And the people who, as I mention below, 'have taken their business elsewhere,' went to Kinetic. You're post is much appreciated. Thanks. John _____________ From what I understand, at one point Performance Imports was THE place to take your Porsche for repair and upgrades in Atlanta... Based on my recent experiences with Mr. Wendt and that shop, I find it very difficult to believe this is the case any longer, though admittedly I could be wrong. One of the former co-owners, whom I only know of as �Bob,� left over a year ago. Several people I've met with or spoken to told me they used to go there but have since taken their business elsewhere after his departure. Regrettably, this isn't the old Performance Imports people used to know... as best I can tell anyway.

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John, You should drop by Kinetic sometime. They have a nice clean shop, and some guys very active in PCA working there. Very supportive people, and always some interesting cars on hand. They host PCA events as well. Good folks.

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