Porsche Club GB Region 3 Meeting
14/10/2019
Porsche Centre Teesside was delighted to host the Region 3 Porsche Club GB September meeting in our showroom on Wednesday 18 September.
Over 100 Club members turned out to enjoy their monthly update from Region 3 Directors Greg & Debbie Harm. Porsche Centre Teesside had arranged a Hog Roast, a racing simulator challenge, a 45 minutes Stunt Car Display and then they took the opportunity to reveal the New 911 Speedster to all club members.
Ross Jameson ,Centre Principal, commented "This is our second year of offering to host a club night evening in our centre and once again it was a very enjoyable night for both club members and my team, our relationship with our regional Porsche Club GB has been very strong since we opened the centre and we continue to build and strength that relationship year after year".
Porsche Centre Teesside is always looking to host various events at the Centre.
Please contact info@porscheteesside.co.uk or 01642 939439 to find out how we can support your future events.
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