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New Website Online!

As you can see, the new website is up and running!

Members can post classified ads, create their own member car pages, comment on events, and we'll be adding a photo gallery in the near future.

2013 First Annual NW Tubday

Ruth and I have really been looking forward to our 2013 driving season “Kick Off” tour. This was supposed to be the beginning of a new Northwest tradition- bringing the 356 enthusiasts from Oregon, Washington and maybe even Canada together in different parts of our region. This year we gathered in Longview, WA and next year we will meet in Oregon and after that maybe the Tri Cities, Coeur-d'alene, Vancouver B.C.; who knows what the beautiful Pacific Northwest holds in store for us.
Read the rest of the story in the June/July Designr.

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Mike's 356B

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356B- Was my Dads favorite car ever

Has been a family member for many years

Vintage Racing Helmet

Hello All!

I am trying to find a vintage (repo o.k.) 50's racing helmet, a Rehnania for example. I tried ebay but the only supplier is from Portugal. If you don't have an extra helmet on your hat rack, do you know of a US supplier, maybe a SOVREN vendor? Appreciate eveyone's input. Thanks Mike

Time remaining: 41%

10/08/2013 (2 months)
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Robert Cugini Pre-A Coupe

Full Restoration, now owned by Art Swanson.
Has a 912 engine and 741 transmission.

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John & Rene Brooks

I bought this roadster in 1967. Replaced a 1959A Coupe.

Our Heron Grey Coupe

Mollie and I purchased the coupe in 1975 in Riverside, California.
Painting and restoration work by Gene Tomazin done in 1977.
At the time, Gene, his dad and his brother Paul ran a small specialty
Porsche restoration shop in Riverside. In those days, body panels and parts were plentiful through places like Aase Brothers in Long Beach as well as Stoddard.
Southern California had probably 80% of the registered Porsches in the USA.

Ruth and Mike's Outlaw

Formerly enjoyed and cared for by Sally and Rick Danielson, this is the "Rebel" in our Garage! We love it! Thanks Rick and Sally!

Ruth and Mike's Silver B

This is our first 356 (we've never sold a 356 yet).

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