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'Pre 1974' Track Day - Silverstone
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goddard
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jamescharnley
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pmjt
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Sorry - I've been off the forum while spending time in China and the US - no it wasn't fun! [
If anyone is having problems booking as a NON member for the member price, let me know at 911@porscheclubgb.com as this was agreed with Steve Kevlin and Robin Walker from the outset.
THIS IS NOT the way things will be in the future - if we can get the numbers up, and prove that an Early trackday is what PCGB members want, then future events WILL have differential pricing for member / non-member.
Just to explain - the rationale for the 'same price for all' for this trackday ONLY is to encourage Early Porsche owners of the benefits of being a PCGB member - the eagle eyed will have spotted that the price difference between member and non member is that of a year's membership [
I have just emailed Steve Kevlin to get an update on the numbers - as I've received several emails from people while I've been travelling - I'll update the thread when I get an answer.
Philip
pmjt
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As of today there are 38 Early cars booked and paid for [
SO - if you're thinking of coming - get your name down - it's getting booked up [8D]
Really looking forward to this event now [
Philip
Evil J Guano
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Have fun chaps, lot's of foties please.
pmjt
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ORIGINAL: Evil J Guano
Feck as they say... []
"Drink!" "Girls!" "I luv my brick!" [
Enjoy the emerald isle and we'll miss you - I'll do more snapping than driving so there'll be plenty of photos on the day [
Philip
There'll be a staff snapper there also to record events.
It's important for the early Porsche community that this type of event is seen as a success.
Peter
paul howells
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The noise issue is very much against 911s because all the noisy bits are near the meter (at the back) for a static test. I am hoping mine will be OK but being old cars they will only rev to 6000, right? That makes a testing RPM of 4000, which would be more favourable.
Look forward to seeing all these lovely early cars being used as intended.
IanHighfield
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ORIGINAL: silver s
Just had a thought are the club sending tickets or some thing out to us before the monday or do we just turn up , and what time
I had a letter from the club confirming my place and payment.
Ian
IanHighfield
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Great to meet up with so many of the faces behind the names.
I would certainly attend another, so how about it PCGB ?
Finally, a big thnaks to Mike the Instructor - I would totally recommend getting instruction if you are new to track days, or new to a track, as they set you up perfectly to make the most of the circuit during the day.
See you all at the track.
Ian
912UK
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What I will say is this.. for all those who didn't come ..........YOU MISSED OUT ON A GREAT DAY...
Some nice cars out there including Fergus and his stunning 550 I ment to chat to him about his Pre A 54 but he had gone before I noticed. I will catch up with him one day..
I really do hope we do this once a year from now on. You can put me down for next year.. Silverstone is nice and central for most of us..
There was some cars that needed I think to be told to follow the rules alittle as I was the slowest car and I did keep pulling to the right but some cars just PUSHED THEIR LUCK for one more space putting me well off line a number of times. Two white 911's!! in race trim...
Other than that great day, great people and nice to see some really great cars again..including Mikes new baby
Hero of the day has to be Barry!! for all his help with peoples cars I jsut had to take him out in the 912 I think he liked it.. that or he was holding on for dear life
Pic's to follow..
I totaly agree with the instuctor coment thanks guys what a difference!!!
Helen Goff
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