Cayman Register Members on this Forum?
- Thread starter Motorhead
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Welcome James.
You should PM Kevan Sutherns [buddy] the Cayman Register Secretary for an answer to your question. Alternatively, email him on cayman@porscheclubgb.com .
Jeff
You should PM Kevan Sutherns [buddy] the Cayman Register Secretary for an answer to your question. Alternatively, email him on cayman@porscheclubgb.com .
Jeff
charlie_zgz
PCGB Member
Hi All,
Just joined the Club Last May 2019, with my first Porsche ever a Cayman S 987; therefore never been on a meeting, but it is my intent to be an active participant...
Cheers!
Cayman S 987 IGen.
R10-Northamptonshire-Milton Keynes
Just joined the Club Last May 2019, with my first Porsche ever a Cayman S 987; therefore never been on a meeting, but it is my intent to be an active participant...
Cheers!
Cayman S 987 IGen.
R10-Northamptonshire-Milton Keynes
Andrew718
New member
Kevan’s address is kaput 
cayman@porschclubgb.com (cayman@porschclubgb.com) Your message couldn't be delivered. The Domain Name System (DNS) reported that the recipient's domain does not exist.
The register page on the main club site is a bit barren too. I will try a PM!
cayman@porschclubgb.com (cayman@porschclubgb.com) Your message couldn't be delivered. The Domain Name System (DNS) reported that the recipient's domain does not exist.
The register page on the main club site is a bit barren too. I will try a PM!
AndrewT
Member
Andrew718 said:Kevan’s address is kaput
I received an email from Kevan ( cayman@porscheclubgb.com ) a few days ago to which I was able to send a reply with no problems.
I’m not 100% sure whether Kevan needs to add you to the Cayman Register himself but I do know that if you edit your Forum Preferences you can select Cayman as your chosen register.
AndrewT
Member
Andrew718 said:Kevan’s address is kaput
cayman@porschclubgb.com (cayman@porschclubgb.com) Your message couldn't be delivered. The Domain Name System (DNS) reported that the recipient's domain does not exist.
The register page on the main club site is a bit barren too. I will try a PM!
I just spotted an error in the email address you’ve quoted, there is an “e” missing from ”porscheclub”.
Hi,
New member locating in R27, Northern Ireland, Warrenpoint.
Plan to attend meetings every few months time permitting.
I'm 49 but have noticed on the various Cayman FB groups, etc. that Cayman prices are now bringing Porsche ownership within reach or younger car enthusiasts (say under 30yo) who traditionally didn't consider Porsche as being accessible. That must be changing the Porsche demographics - is it also being noticed within this Porsche Club?
New member locating in R27, Northern Ireland, Warrenpoint.
Plan to attend meetings every few months time permitting.
I'm 49 but have noticed on the various Cayman FB groups, etc. that Cayman prices are now bringing Porsche ownership within reach or younger car enthusiasts (say under 30yo) who traditionally didn't consider Porsche as being accessible. That must be changing the Porsche demographics - is it also being noticed within this Porsche Club?
Welcome Andy,
As you say, Caymans have become more affordable and that makes them more attractive to younger buyers. One problem is that compared with say a hot hatch, on-going maintenance and repairs can be rather expensive and you have to question whether some buyers take this into account when making the purchase and subsequently skimp on tyres, maintenance and repairs. Thankfully Porsche Independents can help to keep costs down but parts are always going to be an expense.
Enjoy your Cayman and the benefits of Club Membership.
Jeff
As you say, Caymans have become more affordable and that makes them more attractive to younger buyers. One problem is that compared with say a hot hatch, on-going maintenance and repairs can be rather expensive and you have to question whether some buyers take this into account when making the purchase and subsequently skimp on tyres, maintenance and repairs. Thankfully Porsche Independents can help to keep costs down but parts are always going to be an expense.
Enjoy your Cayman and the benefits of Club Membership.
Jeff
Hi Jeff,
Yes, personally I waited until I was in a place where I could take the hit on any big maintenance costs and still enjoy the car. They are certainly worth it!
I had planned to get a 987 gen 2 but it's hard to view alot of examples from here in N. Ireland so when my mint Gen 1 appeared I couldn't resist. It's an 06 and engine number falls within the range of ones with stronger IMS bearing.
Andy
Yes, personally I waited until I was in a place where I could take the hit on any big maintenance costs and still enjoy the car. They are certainly worth it!
I had planned to get a 987 gen 2 but it's hard to view alot of examples from here in N. Ireland so when my mint Gen 1 appeared I couldn't resist. It's an 06 and engine number falls within the range of ones with stronger IMS bearing.
Andy
Hi Chaps, you may not know as yet that I have tended my resignation of the register and they should be selecting a volunteer to take over but as I haven't been informed and now cannot get into the club email.....
It may just be that things have moved on while I was on holiday ( a month riding a Royal Enfield Bullet around the South Island of NZ ) or that there has been an upgrade and I need to reset my password so I have emailed club office from my personal email address to get confirmation which I haven't been able to do while on holiday.
Anyone joining the register and updating their profile by using "My Profile" is automatically assigned to the register so should be on th emailing list, if they are moving from another register then the club doesn't know until they update their own profile and the register secretaries cannot do it for them.
It may just be that things have moved on while I was on holiday ( a month riding a Royal Enfield Bullet around the South Island of NZ ) or that there has been an upgrade and I need to reset my password so I have emailed club office from my personal email address to get confirmation which I haven't been able to do while on holiday.
Anyone joining the register and updating their profile by using "My Profile" is automatically assigned to the register so should be on th emailing list, if they are moving from another register then the club doesn't know until they update their own profile and the register secretaries cannot do it for them.
Good to have you on board Mark, and look forward to hearing from you in the future.
Now that at last we have a new RS let's hope things get going in Caymanland once the restrictions are removed and we can enjoy driving our cars once again instead of just watching them collect dust.!
Jeff
Now that at last we have a new RS let's hope things get going in Caymanland once the restrictions are removed and we can enjoy driving our cars once again instead of just watching them collect dust.!
Jeff
Spot on Jeff []
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