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National Event, Eynsham Hall 26/27 August

John_Ward

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No doubt the current issue of Porsche Post will have brought to your attention that the planning for the above event is well in hand, and where the Register Displays are concerned, there is a theme - Red, White and Blue.
Barry Smith and Phil Clark ( 930SE Register ) elected to organise this years displays, and they want one car of each colour - red, white and blue - for each model. It has already been recognised that white fell off in popularity as a colour, so in the absence of white examples, silver will be substituted.
In the case of the 911 Turbo Register, this means that I need to find at least 12, and possibly 15 cars ( depending on how deliveries of 997 Turbos are going! ): 3 each of the following 911 Turbo variants: 930, 964, 993, 996 and 997.
Those of you who are interested in making your cars available for either the whole of both days ( preferable ), or at least one of the days, please let me know sooner rather than later; by the end of March would make life a great deal easier for all concerned!
Having said that, I do recognise that peoples priorities and committments will change between now and August - all I'm trying to avoid is the usual influx of volunteers in the final fortnight prior to the event. Barry and Phil want to make this years Register Display Area at Eynsham Hall look slick and professional, and for that reason priority will be given to owners who are able to commit their cars to the event early on.....and I've already had my first offer!
Thanks for your support,
John
 
Thanks John , for getting things moving, the theme of RWB will be the display, I am sure that you know some of the best car in the club are not available in these colours , so there will be some changes, early stages at the moment, we are after the very best original cars, forward planing is a must to make this the best register display for a long time,, thanks again.

PS the turbo 996 article was first class, phil has a source for those 15" Tyre's if you are still looking.
 
Barry
I live about 5 miles from Eynsham hall(and yes I've volunteered via Mel) and will be attending each day, so if you need a Silver LHD 993 Turbo at the last minute(it has a 'red'! interior), you can use it as an example of what you can get for under ÂŁ30k!
 
HI all,, their will be register parking........ we are dotting the eyes and crossing the tee's as we speak,,, more news at the w/e Barry

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Hi Barry
I will be coming down from Scotland for the event, my 996 turbo in Guards Red
would be available for both days if required.

Cheers Al

Ps Hows that nice sensible family estate car going.....[:)]
 
now complete and running perfect at 410 bhp, but don't ask the mpg, you can see the needle going down, thanks for your car, pass the details to John Ward Turbo Sec, as john is on board with the turbo display thanks Barry, Ps if you are at Wc/agm have a blast in the RS2,
 
My 993 Turbo S will be in attendance both days, though as its black I'm not sure how much this helps
Cheers
 
Thanks John
I got a very nice goody bag last time for being on the Strasse, so I'm looking forward to big things again this year
Regards
Carlo
 
I may be able to offer my "new" 3.6 turbo 10,000k with X88 for display.It is horizon blue with dark blue interior.All original.I have booked into Eynsham Hall for the sat night , not sure what time i will be arriving sat morn yet.
 
Keep them coming guys!
You will have seen in PP that there are two 911 Turbo displays: the RWB main display and a 911 Turbo evolution display culminating in the 997.
For both of these displays I need 930, 964, 993, 996 and 997 models....and I have already been promised one of the first privately registered 997 Turbos.
Cheers
John
 
Hi John,
Ive got a 92 964 in Tahoe Blue if you're looking for that colour

Cheers Dale

PS I'll be there all weekend :)
 
Hi John,

I've your looking for a 964 Turbo 3.6 1994 Midnight Blue.
Coming from Belgium for the weekend.

Rgds,

Geert
 
By way of an update, everyone who put their car's forward has had their details forwarded to Phil Clark and Barry Smith who are co-ordinating the displays this year.
In order to help them / yourselves, you do need to have pre-purchased your tickets for the event and confirmed your interest in your car being included in display and / or Register parking.
Once again I would stress that initial preference will be given to cars that are available on both days, from 10.00 to 17.00.
See you there.
John
 
Ahh John
But what do you do if you live locally and have put yourself down as a helper and therefore wont be buying a ticket!!
 
I seem to recollect that when this came up before the instruction was that you complete the forms and state that your ticket is being supplied by Manpower Services.
That way all concerned are informed.....and happy!
John
 
John

Will be coming back from hols, but hoping to see you on the Sunday if you are there.

regards
Simon
 

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