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Porsche Mech in La Jolla
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Automotive Excellence. German guys (which of course makes all the difference in the world). They are pretty close to me and so would be convenient. Any experience will be appreciated.



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[quote name='rxter' post='63187' date='Nov 17 2008, 12:04 PM']Automotive Excellence. German guys (which of course makes all the difference in the world). They are pretty close to me and so would be convenient. Any experience will be appreciated.



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Hey rxter!



I haven't heard of them. I use "Dennis Sherman" in La Mesa and have been extremely satisfied with their work and customer service.



Good luck!

Rick
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92 968 Cab blk/blk 6 spd



96 VFR blk

97 Dodge 1500 4x4 blk
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Joe,



The PO of my car had some of the work done there, I guess it was OK, but this is the shop that put in the incorrect motor mounts (see another recent thread). Assume you mean this: http://automotive-excellence.com



He also used AJ USA which is on Sorrento Mesa which is also in that same general area (http://www.ajusa.com). Wish I could remember the details, I think it is Alan Johnson (AJ) who used to be a big time Porsche racer many years ago. I know the PO had some body work done there. I had some 911 service done at AJ many years ago, but I recall they were expensive and inaccessible, meaning ya' can't get past the nice "customer care" person at the counter who is there you tell you nice stories and hide and protect the mechanics who are invisible.



I think both are the "high end" type of shop (the more expensive your car, the more they like you, i.e. from the Automotive Excellence web site: "We offer full Service for Porsche, BMW, Mercedes, Jaguar, Bentley, Lexus, Audi and Ferrari. "). My car is at Black Forest right now, one good thing about them is they know the 924/944/968 series cars and older 911s very well, and are accessible, i.e you can talk to the mechanic, walk into the work area, they do race prep, etc. They are in Kearney Mesa, so a bit further from Sorrento Valley.



Roland
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Roland

'93 Coupe Tip Silver on Grey, '02 911 C4S, '89 Vanagon Syncro -- (RIP: 944, 911SC, 931, MGB, VW Bug, GTO, Sprite.)
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I know the um............My 968 was always serviced there. When I bought the car they did the PPI. They serviced the car well but I was less than happy about the PPI. I thought at the time they didn't give me a good low down on the car. The previous owner was very happy with them though.

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Ross Carley

Newtown, CT 06470



1992 968 Tip. Cab. (Slate Gray) purchased 4/2008

1965 356 SC Coupe (Iight Ivory) purchased 10/1976 $2500 ( now undergoing complete restro help me chose a color)

1970 914-6 (Irish Green) purchased new March 1970 $6800 sold it 10 months later a real POS

1964 356 SC Coupe (Irish Green) purchased 1969 $2700 blew it up on the Tapanzee Bridge 3AM at 90+

1966 Austin Healy 3000 (BRG) purchased 1968 They came as a set $1200 for both

1966 Austin Healy 3000 (Guard Red) purchased 1968 " " " " " " "

1961 Austin Healy 3000 ( Silver Blue) purchased 1967 $400

1953 Le Francis (Le Mans White) 3 speed twin overhead cams purchsed 1966 $600
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