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AUTOFARM open day event-kickstart 2011..50th

McGirl

PCGB Honorary Member
Member
Hi fellow members
We have a wonderful start to 2011, our PCGB 50th anniversary year, with a return visit to AUTOFARM Porsche specialists.

Proprietor and club supporter Josh Sadler, Robin and their team will offer members to witness and enjoy a open morning, with refreshments provided to the workshops, engine rebuild (silsleeve 996/986 Boxster) room and of course view the race, rally and general Porsche sales and restoration services offered at AUTOFARM.

All members (all Regions/Registers) welcomed to join the event on Saturday 29th January at 9.30am for 10am welcome introduction.

Easy access from the A34 near the M40 intersection (Oxfordshire/Bucks border).

Porsche parking secure and the premises are well worth a visit, even if you have visited previously, we ventured AUTOFARM early 2000 to kickstart the millenium year and now a decade later a repeat vsiit to start the 50th anniversary of PCGB, even if your Porsche is in winter storage/hibernation do not worry non Porsche arrival welcomed.
The advert will appear in Porsche Post december edition but this may help you planning your diary start for 2011.

Please pre-book via email 996@porscheclubgb.com to myself Johnny McGirl for your places.

This event suits all Porsche enthusiasm from early 911, particularly 2.7 carrera RS their speciality upto 997, engine rebuild with silsleeve solution helps failed 996/Boxster porous crank and intermediate shaft failure etc..worth a look!

I will personally invite the relevant local Regions and assocaited in terested registers.

I look forward to a good 996 attendance.

Best regards..see you at NEC classic and NEC AUTOSPORT events.

Johnny McGirl

996 RS

 
Yep my place booked for my good friend and myself. See you all there.
Hope you all have a good Christmas.
Best wishes Dave.
 
Went to the Autofarm Opne Day on Saturday & wanted to say thanks for Johnny McGirl for organising a good event & a big thanks to the Autofarm team for a very interesting morning, a good bacon sarney (!) & being a very friendly approachable bunch of enthusiastic guys. I now know a lot more more about 996 engines than before !
I'll definitely be considering them for work on my car in the future.

Paul

2004 996 C2 40th Anniversary
Region 9 member
 
Thanks once again Johnny for your well organised event. It made a good start to the 50th Anniversary Celebrations Thanks also to Autofarm for their coffee and bacon rolls, very welcome on a crisp day.

Charles & Anne
 
Thanks very much for organising the day Johnny, well worth the drive down south.
Also many thanks to the crew at AutoFarm and their hospitality especially the hot bacon sarnies and the bottomless supply of hot drinks.
Had a diagnostic check and some useful advice from the sparky in charge and learnt a lot about the 996 engines and their weaknesses.
Great day.

David.
 
Thank you from me as well. Very well organised event. A lot of effort had obviously been put in by Autofarm and PCGB to get things ready. Full marks to Josh for tackling the delicate subjects of IMS and RMS in a confident and open manner. The rusty old 911 was a true classic.
 
Hi, yes thank you for organising the event, I arrived very late and still managed to say hi to everyone and gett he car checked out ..so thank you all once again :)
 

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