Porsche Club Evening
30/7/2019
On the 8 June, we hosted the Region 27 Porsche Club for their annual 'Festival of Porsche'.
More than 40 club members attended the event at Porsche Centre Belfast where they were able to display their models and share their passion for Porsche.
During the evening, there was a competition for the best pre and post 2000 model Porsche. Following voting from members, Ken Mack - the regional club organiser - was proud to present awards to Ken and Paul McConaghy.
In addition to the car display, Porsche HVT Technician, Jonathan Watters carried out a demonstration of 911-997 Generation 1 models and some of the repairs recommended on these water cooled models, which was very well received.
To top it all off, we would like to say a huge thank you to Region 27 for making a £500 contribution to our chosen charity – Cancer Fund for Children.
Please contact us on info@porschebelfast.co.uk for more information on the event and about how to join the Porsche Club.
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