Our Porsche Classic evening
20/2/2018
On Thursday 15 February Porsche Centre Bournemouth was delighted to host our first ever Porsche Classic event.
Over 170 guests enjoyed fifteen spectacular classic models on display including a 356A Speedster, a 911 Carrera RS, a 924 GTS owned by Derek Bell and, of course, our Porsche Classic Restoracing Competition entry Boxster 986.
Undoubtedly the highlight of the evening was our very special guest, British racing legend, Richard Attwood. Guests had the opportunity to ask Richard a number of questions during a highly entertaining Q&A session conducted by Lee Sibley, editor of Total 911 magazine.
Mike Gillespie, Aftersales Manager said “We at Porsche Centre Bournemouth are passionate about Porsche Classic and, as 2018 marks the 70th anniversary of the first ever Porsche production car, we wanted to celebrate this significant milestone with our very own Porsche Classic evening. It goes without saying that we are excited about the future and where technology such as E-Performance will take us, but we will always have a special fondness for the heritage and history of classic Porsche cars.”
If you would like to find out more about our Porsche Classic services, please contact Mike by email on Michael.Gillespie@porschebournemouth.co.uk
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