Eric Shea- PMB Performance, Class Act! Options

[Cairo94507]

So I was in Salt Lake City on business and took the opportunity to meet Eric Shea of PMB Performance to talk 914's, brakes and of course, see the GT replica he is building. All I can say is Eric is a great guy; he met me at my hotel, took me to lunch and spent a couple of hours with me.

I spent time drooling over his car and then ordered the balance of the brake parts I need for my car. I can't wait to receive the box from PMB once all of the my stuff is plated and there. If you think his car looks good in the pictures he has posted you should see it in person.

Then we went to a friend's shop where I met Troy of Lundquist Restorations and I got to see several of the cars he is restoring. I will definitely keep Troy in mind when it comes time to strip my car and paint it. Just beautiful work.

Anyway, if you have the opportunity, stop and meet Eric and his doggie Rio. Class act and all around great guy.

[Madswede]

Alfa, eh? Eric I might have to introduce you to a very close friend of mine that live (or lived) in Farmington, NM, now in Austin. He's been to the end of a Moab trip to rescue LizO's teener with a trailer after a certain failure some years ago - it was my first RRC so I think it was 2007 when I brought my black 968.

Anyway, this guy, Casey, has a long term project to resurrect a Giulietta Spider (don't remember the year, possibly '63) with a 1750cc motor. He'd been doing well until a stroke sidelined the poor guy for a while, but he's getting much better now. Looking forward to that car being done! Talk about a rare find (no rust, in a west Texas field) and also he's painted the body British racing green. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/laugh.gif) Good stuff!