Classic Drop-in Mornings
27/2/2020
At Porsche Centre Cambridge, we pride ourselves on our extensive experience with classic Porsche vehicles and we are delighted to invite you to bring your classic Porsche to one of our Classic Drop-in Mornings, taking place on the first Tuesday of each month from 10am to 12pm.
You will have the opportunity to meet our Bodycentre team – a team of six vehicle body technicians with over 70 years of Porsche experience between them. You will be offered a complimentary bodywork appraisal and the team will be able to answer any questions you may have about your classic Porsche. Refreshments will be available throughout your visit and you will also receive a small goody bag.
Our Bodycentre Manager, Dan Stackhouse said: "In our onsite Bodycentre, we pride ourselves on our restoration work, and look forward to showcasing our current restoration projects at these events."
Numbers for each session are limited, so please contact Clodagh Styles on 01223 964065 or email events@porschecambridge.co.uk to let us know you would like to attend.
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