Porsche Club GB Monthly Meeting at Brands Hatch
27/6/2017
Porsche centre Tonbridge was delighted to attend the Porsche Owners Club GB monthly meeting on 14 June. The meeting was held at the Kentagon at Brands Hatch and was a great way for Porsche owners and enthusiasts to get together with their vehicles. Parts Manager Dan Redpath and Service Manager Stewart Davies were on hand to offer advice and assistance to Club members and the Centre provided a raffle prize.
It was fantastic to see so many Porsche owners coming together to celebrate the brand and discuss upcoming events throughout 2017.
If you’re a Porsche owners and want to get involved with the Porsche Owners Club GB, Kent Region, contact us at Porsche Centre Tonbridge where we can assist with registration forms. Email us at info@porschetonbridge.co.uk or call 01732 361222 to speak to a member of the team today.
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