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Porsche Parade, Non Porsche Engines |
DickSteinkamp |
Jan 20 2020, 10:20 AM
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Senior Member Group: Members Posts: 500 Joined: 27-February 17 From: Bellingham, WA Member No.: 20,876 Region Association: None |
The Porsche Parade TY is in Palm Springs in June. I'd at a minimum like to attend, and at best take my Chevy V8 powered 914.
I'm not yet a PCA member. I've been told that the PCA does not recognize Porsches with non Porsche engines...even in their "Modified" classes. True? Can I join the PCA with a Chevy powered Porsche? Can I bring it to the Parade in some sort of "display only" category? Maybe this? (in the December Panorama in the article on the Parade)... "The Historics Display is again part of this perfect setting. Its theme this year is California Dreamin', representing the free spirit and creativity of Porsche owners. The display will feature restored older model Porsches with modern equipment, outlandish paint, and other appointments, often called "outlaws." No factory-stock Porsches at this year's display!" |
RickS |
Jan 22 2020, 10:32 PM
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Senior Member Group: Members Posts: 1,408 Joined: 17-April 06 From: 'False City', WA Member No.: 5,880 Region Association: None |
The Porsche Parade TY is in Palm Springs in June. I'd at a minimum like to attend, and at best take my Chevy V8 powered 914. I'm not yet a PCA member. I've been told that the PCA does not recognize Porsches with non Porsche engines...even in their "Modified" classes. True? Can I join the PCA with a Chevy powered Porsche? Can I bring it to the Parade in some sort of "display only" category? Maybe this? (in the December Panorama in the article on the Parade)... "The Historics Display is again part of this perfect setting. Its theme this year is California Dreamin', representing the free spirit and creativity of Porsche owners. The display will feature restored older model Porsches with modern equipment, outlandish paint, and other appointments, often called "outlaws." No factory-stock Porsches at this year's display!" I find the question as bizarre as someone driving to a Classic Chevy show with a 65 Nova SS powered by a VW Beetle motor and being indignant that they aren’t accepted. I see no issue here. Now if you put a 928, Cayenne or Macan motor in your 914, so it is all Porsche, you would be a celebrity. Or you could start your own 914 mixed motor club with Subys, Chevys, Fords..... but no 100% Porsches admitted. |
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