Reply to "Reputable Shop San Diego for IM with 1.8t"

I appreciate all the useful and very informative responses about cv-boots. Still trying to find a good shop in San Diego to work on the Intermeccanica when needed. I also have a 73 911E Targa that I have owned since new. It is now at my second home in New Mexico. I asked the very capable mechanic who use to work on it when it resided in San Diego for advice about shops. He has unfortunately recently retired. The two shops he referred me to aren’t interested. Looking to establish a long term relationship with a capable mechanic. Any other pointers?

6/6/236:37 AM

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