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Car Forum / Porsche / Porshe 911 / August 2004Westside MotorSports (Venice, California)
Well, I've been lurking and reading a lot for many months now. Thanks for all the advice, everybody. Near my home is a vintage Porsche place called Westside MotorSports, in Venice, California. I was wondering if anybody here has had any dealings with them? They certainly seem like good people - I'd like to buy from them if possible, partly because I like to support local businesses but also because they have a service department that only services cars they sell. It's literally walking distance from my house so any service issues would be really easy to cope with for me. Thanks in a advance. I purchased my 1980 911sc Targa from Bill @ westside. They are great. Never had any problems. Service is excelent. Completely recomend them to anyone looking for a mint used porsche > I purchased my 1980 911sc Targa from Bill @ westside. > They are great. > Never had any problems. > Service is excelent. > Completely recomend them to anyone looking for a mint used porsche They seem to have no Web Page. How can they expect to compete with Beverly Hills Porsche. ;-) Username munged by FixNews They have a web site www.westsidemotorsports.com check out the owner gallery mike and lisa in the 1980 gold targa > They have a web site > www.westsidemotorsports.com > check out the owner gallery > mike and lisa in the 1980 gold targa Right now I'm looking at that '76 912. I had a '68 912 and honestly I liked it more than the later 911's I had. It seemed more reliable and more fun to drive. Of course the 911's have better handling and power, but there was something about that 912 I'll remember forever. Maybe I'm trying to recapture my youth? ;-) To me the 911 is more of a race car that really needs constant maintenance to keep it in top condition. And a lot more expensive for parts. After learning a little more, I would say beware: http://forums.pelicanparts.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=59408 http://forums.pelicanparts.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=100309 Good luck. > After learning a little more, I would say beware: > > http://forums.pelicanparts.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=59408 > http://forums.pelicanparts.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=100309 > > Good luck. I took a look at their Web Page and just looking at the customer's photos told me to stay away. Most look like they wouldn't know a Porsche from a hole in a doughnut. That type of "dealership" isn't one I'd put much trust in. |
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