I live in Los Angeles. What are some good shops to do a complete teardown and rebuild for a '73 S. Am sensitive to the expense, but don't want to cut corners. Do want the best possible job (who doesn't)? I know of TLG. Others to consider?
I live in Los Angeles. What are some good shops to do a complete teardown and rebuild for a '73 S. Am sensitive to the expense, but don't want to cut corners. Do want the best possible job (who doesn't)? I know of TLG. Others to consider?
Early 911S Registry #224
911S Targa 1973
356B Roadster 1962
TLG would be my choice....a '73S engine should not just be rebuilt, but restored also and they know what's proper.
+1 Agreed...Originally Posted by Flat Six, inc.
TLG would be my choice....a '73S engine should not just be rebuilt, but restored also and they know what's proper.
+ 10 characters for TLG
1971 911S, 2.7RS spec MFI engine, suspension mods, lightened
Early 911S Registry Member #425
Callas Rennsport in Torrance is also pretty damn good.
I have huge admiration for Mike Callas here in Texas. I think the Torrance Rennsport is his son. If he has even half his old man's knowledge he'd be a great choice.
I did not know he had a son! Mike rebuilt my engine earlier this year. If his boy is like his father, you're in excellent, honest hands.
- Brian
1966 Mercedes 250SE Cab
Is Callas the shop which does a lot of 911 R work?
Early 911S Registry #224
911S Targa 1973
356B Roadster 1962
Yes, Tony Callas (Mike's son) does a lot of 911 R work. He's currently working on 2 of them......
Been taking my cars there for 17+ years and have been very happy with their work.
I'll have to plug Aase Motors in Fullerton. Our family has had 7 race motors built by them. All perfect.
Thanks,
Chad
911ST Race Car w/2.5L SS race motor.
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