02-12-2007, 10:40 AM
Since I have multi-porsches, I have seen this information on several boards but not on here. I'm trying to decide which car to take. If we can get a bunch of 968's there, I would bring mine for sure.
So Cal “All Porsche” Swap Meet and Car Display Update #4
Last time we told you about all the events happening the second weekend of March in Southern California. The open houses, beginning March 8th with West Coast Haus and continuing the 9th at The Parts Shop, Willhoit’s Auto Restorations and GTwerk are all must do events. Of course we will all be at the LA Literature and Toy Show on Saturday March 10th. This event ends at 2:00 PM and then it’s off to Orange County, just 40 miles south for two brand new celebrations located right next door to each other.
On Saturday afternoon, European Collectible’s (www.europeancollectibles.com.) will be hosting a vintage Porsche party like nothing else we’ve seen before. Nick Clemence, proprietor, is inviting all of the Porsche world to come on by European Collectible’s new location in Orange County for a bit of food, drink and rousing discussion with some Porsche racing legends.
With the help of the 911S Registry, Scooter Patrick, Davey Jordan and Tony Adamowitz will be stopping by to share stories about racing 911’s in the early days of Trans Am. They are working on a multimedia presentation mixing interview, discussion, along with pictures and audience participation. This event is free to all that want to come and it runs from 5:00 PM until 8:00 PM and is located at 1665 Babcock Street, Costa Mesa, California.
Sunday at 8:00 AM the gates will open to our All Porsche Swap Meet and Car Display. Much like the Dunkel’s events form the past, this venue will feature Porsche’s and their owners in a very unique setting. There is over 3.5 acres for swapping and Porsche parking. Vendors from Stoddard’s to Meguiar’s along with lots of Porsche swappers will be together in a large paved parking lot. Hundreds of Porsche’s from all over will be parked in another huge parking lot. In between, some very special cars will be on display along with world famous, Berry’s Feeding Troff. They are set up to feed us an amazing breakfast and a lunch featuring their delicious Tri Tip and Chicken BBQ.
For those of you wanting to stay down in the Costa Mesa area for the European Collectible’s open house Saturday and the “All Porsche” event Sunday, we have arranged some hotel rooms close by. Both are Holiday Inn Express’. The first is in Newport Beach and their number is 949-722-2999. The second is in Costa Mesa and their number is 949-631-6000. The deadline for the rate is February 9th, so please book early to insure availability. Be sure to ask for the “All Porsche” room rate.
So, plan to spend the whole weekend in Southern California. We’ll look forward to seeing you on Sunday March 11th for the So Cal All Porsche Swap Meet and Car Display. The event, co-sponsored by the 356 Club and 912 Registry, is located at 1645 Babcock Street in Costa Mesa, California. Bring your Porsche and park with your brothers and sisters in the passion. We will be supporting a children’s charity, Technology for Kids Foundation and all of the proceeds will go to them. For more information contact Jeff Trask at NO911NV@aol.com or 949-697-4499 or Pete McNulty at pmcnulty98@aol.com or 949-400-9319. Let us know how you want to be involved!
So Cal “All Porsche” Swap Meet and Car Display Update #4
Last time we told you about all the events happening the second weekend of March in Southern California. The open houses, beginning March 8th with West Coast Haus and continuing the 9th at The Parts Shop, Willhoit’s Auto Restorations and GTwerk are all must do events. Of course we will all be at the LA Literature and Toy Show on Saturday March 10th. This event ends at 2:00 PM and then it’s off to Orange County, just 40 miles south for two brand new celebrations located right next door to each other.
On Saturday afternoon, European Collectible’s (www.europeancollectibles.com.) will be hosting a vintage Porsche party like nothing else we’ve seen before. Nick Clemence, proprietor, is inviting all of the Porsche world to come on by European Collectible’s new location in Orange County for a bit of food, drink and rousing discussion with some Porsche racing legends.
With the help of the 911S Registry, Scooter Patrick, Davey Jordan and Tony Adamowitz will be stopping by to share stories about racing 911’s in the early days of Trans Am. They are working on a multimedia presentation mixing interview, discussion, along with pictures and audience participation. This event is free to all that want to come and it runs from 5:00 PM until 8:00 PM and is located at 1665 Babcock Street, Costa Mesa, California.
Sunday at 8:00 AM the gates will open to our All Porsche Swap Meet and Car Display. Much like the Dunkel’s events form the past, this venue will feature Porsche’s and their owners in a very unique setting. There is over 3.5 acres for swapping and Porsche parking. Vendors from Stoddard’s to Meguiar’s along with lots of Porsche swappers will be together in a large paved parking lot. Hundreds of Porsche’s from all over will be parked in another huge parking lot. In between, some very special cars will be on display along with world famous, Berry’s Feeding Troff. They are set up to feed us an amazing breakfast and a lunch featuring their delicious Tri Tip and Chicken BBQ.
For those of you wanting to stay down in the Costa Mesa area for the European Collectible’s open house Saturday and the “All Porsche” event Sunday, we have arranged some hotel rooms close by. Both are Holiday Inn Express’. The first is in Newport Beach and their number is 949-722-2999. The second is in Costa Mesa and their number is 949-631-6000. The deadline for the rate is February 9th, so please book early to insure availability. Be sure to ask for the “All Porsche” room rate.
So, plan to spend the whole weekend in Southern California. We’ll look forward to seeing you on Sunday March 11th for the So Cal All Porsche Swap Meet and Car Display. The event, co-sponsored by the 356 Club and 912 Registry, is located at 1645 Babcock Street in Costa Mesa, California. Bring your Porsche and park with your brothers and sisters in the passion. We will be supporting a children’s charity, Technology for Kids Foundation and all of the proceeds will go to them. For more information contact Jeff Trask at NO911NV@aol.com or 949-697-4499 or Pete McNulty at pmcnulty98@aol.com or 949-400-9319. Let us know how you want to be involved!
