pmjt
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Thanks to the support of Steve Kevlin and Robin Walker, I'm delighted to announce the first PCGB Early 911 / Pre-74 trackday [
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Steve has very kindly allocated the event at Silverstone on Monday, 30th July 2007 exclusively for owners of 'Pre-74' cars. This means all 356, Early 911, 912 and 914 owners are very welcome.
The Silverstone National Circuit is 1.64miles long and takes in all of the best bits of this historic circuit; cutting out the very long Hanger straight makes this circuit really suited to early cars.
Priced at only £175 per car, this makes for outstanding value - AND being on the day after the Silverstone Classic weekend, it should make for a very social gathering [] (I for one am camping from Thursday to Monday!)
The logic behind this day is that so many owners of Early cars have expressed to me their desire to try trackdays - but the thought of modern high performance machinery puts them off. Here is the perfect opportunity to play with your car on one of the best circuits in the country - with only fellow classic drivers on track*
Steve's always brilliantly run days will include a driver briefing, sighting sessions and the drivers groups will be based on experience and type of machinery []
The event is STRICTLY limited to 65 places - I already have expressions of commitment from five people so please do sign up early.
IN THE EVENT the numbers of Early car owners don't reach the required number, Steve will be forced to open the day up to modern machinery - so please do support the day - and if it's a success, here's to making sure at least one event per year is a 'Classic Porsche' event.[]
To book - please fill in the form in Porsche Post and send it with your cheque to Cornbury House. I would appreciate an email from anyone booking so I can keep a log of who's going. PLEASE NOTE - YOU MUST SEND A CHEQUE WITH YOUR BOOKING.
Any questions, as always do drop me an email to: 911@porscheclubgb.com
Here's to a cracking July weekend of motor racing, cars and trackday []
Philip
* please note that at the time this event was organised, three 'modern' car owners had already booked up for the event - but we'll make them feel welcome []
]Steve has very kindly allocated the event at Silverstone on Monday, 30th July 2007 exclusively for owners of 'Pre-74' cars. This means all 356, Early 911, 912 and 914 owners are very welcome.
The Silverstone National Circuit is 1.64miles long and takes in all of the best bits of this historic circuit; cutting out the very long Hanger straight makes this circuit really suited to early cars.
Priced at only £175 per car, this makes for outstanding value - AND being on the day after the Silverstone Classic weekend, it should make for a very social gathering [
] (I for one am camping from Thursday to Monday!)The logic behind this day is that so many owners of Early cars have expressed to me their desire to try trackdays - but the thought of modern high performance machinery puts them off. Here is the perfect opportunity to play with your car on one of the best circuits in the country - with only fellow classic drivers on track*
Steve's always brilliantly run days will include a driver briefing, sighting sessions and the drivers groups will be based on experience and type of machinery [
]The event is STRICTLY limited to 65 places - I already have expressions of commitment from five people so please do sign up early.
IN THE EVENT the numbers of Early car owners don't reach the required number, Steve will be forced to open the day up to modern machinery - so please do support the day - and if it's a success, here's to making sure at least one event per year is a 'Classic Porsche' event.[
]To book - please fill in the form in Porsche Post and send it with your cheque to Cornbury House. I would appreciate an email from anyone booking so I can keep a log of who's going. PLEASE NOTE - YOU MUST SEND A CHEQUE WITH YOUR BOOKING.
Any questions, as always do drop me an email to: 911@porscheclubgb.com
Here's to a cracking July weekend of motor racing, cars and trackday [
]Philip
* please note that at the time this event was organised, three 'modern' car owners had already booked up for the event - but we'll make them feel welcome [
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