Hi

I've been buying the odd Porsche part from Pelican Parts in the US. I recently placed an order with them.

They sent me an email to advise me that they had overcharged for postage and credited my Pay Pal $19.37 account, its good to have this sort of service when dealing with an overseas company.

Steve

Steve, German Auto Dismantlers in Georgia are very helpful with second hand parts. I got some cheap 944T calipers from them, no problem with shipping USPS as well.

http://www.germanautodismantlers.com/

Pelican are awesome. German Porsche in Georgia are good too I've met the guy who owns it let me tell you now a real deliverance type hillbilly. I nicknamed him buffalo bill, Jake raby lost it laughing when I called him that too.

But steve you dont own a Porsche
you just have a old half finish beetle in your shed.

I thought u were talkin about 'jack rebney' for a minute there..

Pelican have good reputation.

I wana buy some oil squirt jets and a oil thermostat from them in the future.

yep I have used Pelican for some porsche stuff lately. Excellent to deal with and super quick delivery.

Stoddards is the Standards that ALL of the others measure themselves against.

http://www.stoddard.com/shop/shopdisplaycategories.asp?id=23&cat=356+Parts 

Separate Catalogs for each Marque.

The Stoddards Catalog is like a reference manual.

I've been using them since 1976 - at one stage they were bought out by Porsche and renamed as Porsche Special Products.

Their prices are reasonable and the service solid.

ALSO:
The US 356 Registry Vendors page is a good starting point:

http://www.porsche356registry.org/resources/356-vendor-links.html 


There are some problem Vendors out there but is problematic naming them on a public forum. I guess that you can expect that if they are recommended by the 356 Registry then, they haven't had reason to give them the flick.

Stoddards is the Standards that ALL of the others measure themselves against.

http://www.stoddard.com/shop/shopdisplaycategories.asp?id=23&cat=356+Parts 

Separate Catalogs for each Marque.

The Stoddards Catalog is like a reference manual.

I've been using them since 1976 - at one stage they were bought out by Porsche and renamed as Porsche Special Products.

Their prices are reasonable and the service solid.

ALSO:
The US 356 Registry Vendors page is a good starting point:

http://www.porsche356registry.org/resources/356-vendor-links.html 


There are some problem Vendors out there but is problematic naming them on a public forum. I guess that you can expect that if they are recommended by the 356 Registry then, they haven't had reason to give them the flick.