Classic drive out event
13/9/2018
Our drive out event for classic Porsches takes place on
Saturday 22 September. Hosted by our Service Manager, Scott Daniels, guests are invited to join us at Porsche Centre Cambridge at
9:30am for a meet and greet with our Classic Car Specialist team.
While you enjoy a coffee, our team will give a short presentation. We are are also looking forward to showcasing one of our recently completed projects - a 911 SC. After which, we will set off on a convoy drive around the local countryside. Our destination will be an American diner-style restaurant where we have arranged a complimentary brunch.
Please contact Patsy Marshall on 01223 878872 or email classic@porschecambridge.co.uk if you would like to register.
All Porsches registered before 2005 are welcome to join us. Please note that spaces are limited and will be offered on a first come, first served basis.
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