Porsche Classic Restoracing award ceremony
05/11/2018
Last month, the Porsche Classic Restoracing Competition 2018 was brought to a close by an award ceremony and dinner held at the stunning Pennyhill Park in Bagshot Surrey.
Every Porche Centre from across the network that competeted in the Restoracing Competition were in attendance together with their approved repairers to mark the end of the racing season celebrating 20 years of the Porsche Boxster. We are absolutely delighted to announce that we were awarded the 'Fans Choice Award' for the paint effect.
The Porsche Centre Wolverhampton race race team were joined by Steve Shore of Shorade Bodycentre whose Senior Paint Technician Greg Webb was responsible for recreating the 'Pink Pig'. The design was taken from the 917/20 Coupé 1971 Le Mans entry designed by Porsche designer Anatole Lapine displaying butchers cuts of meat hence the famous nickname.
Simon Priest Centre Principal commented, 'It has been an absolute honour to be involved in such a prestigous event over the last few months. All of the team have been totally dedicated and commited to the Restoracing Competition and I would like to offer a very big thank you to all involved including the customers that also joined us to offer their support. We are very much looking forward to the 2019 season.'
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