Restoration Project on display at Porsche Centre Tonbridge
16/9/2016
We are delighted to announce that our Restoration Project competition entry, the Signal Green Porsche 924 S, is currently on display in our showroom at Porsche Centre Tonbridge. After many months of hard work restoring this classic Porsche, we were proud to see it on display at the Silverstone Classic event and the Old-Timer Grand Prix in Germany.
We invite you to come and see the car, take pictures, ask questions and get inspiration for your own restoration project. It will be here until the end of October after which it will be showcased at the NEC in Birmingham for the Classic Motor Show (11-13 November).
Please visit our dedicated Restoration Project page for more information about our Porsche 924 S.
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