Looks a formal request for 914s!!
PCA National Press Release
December 27, 2013
Werks Reunion—A Porsche Gathering coming to Carmel Valley, California in August 2014
The Porsche Club of America is set to begin a new tradition in 2014 with the inaugural Werks Reunion. The new, premier Porsche event will take place on Friday, August 15, during the world-famous “Car Week” on California’s Monterey Peninsula.
In years past, PCA co-hosted Legends of the Autobahn at the Rancho Cañada Golf Club. For 2014, the club will host a dedicated event to celebrate Porsche automobiles on the very same fairways. Expect a breathtaking array of Porsches, from rare classics to customs, race cars, current models, and everything in between. PCA will host the event with participation from Porsche Cars North America. National PCA Sponsors will also be present with exhibits and displays.
Werks Reunion is open to all and tagged as “A Porsche Gathering” for a reason: PCA is inviting other Porsche clubs to join in the fun! Werks Reunion is intended to be a new way for all Porsche owners to mingle during Monterey’s annual auto extravaganza. As a result, the Porsche Owners Club, Porsche Racing Club, 356 Registry, 356 Club, Early 911S Registry, R Gruppe, 914 World, and all Porsche clubs and registries are welcome. Membership in PCA is not required.
Porsche owners looking to compete will have the choice of entering their cars in either the people's choice or concours categories. Special, one-of-a-kind trophies are being made just for this event. Other Porsche owners will have the opportunity to include their car in the display only Porsche corral. All will be treated to a stunning display of more than 500 Porsches, access vendors, and enjoy the camaraderie of fellow car enthusiasts. The 2014 show will feature the latest Porsches, special vehicle presentations, celebrity guests, and a surprise or two.
Contact: Tom Provasi, Event Chair, werksreunion@pca.org
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So do I have to be a PCA member?
Also, does anybody want to look at my faded out paint, dings, dust and rusted/rusting parts of my chassis? Maybe they will have a sad sack award. LOL!!
Also, does anybody want to look at my faded out paint, dings, dust and rusted/rusting parts of my chassis? Maybe they will have a sad sack award. LOL!!
Sounds like fun! I'll go.... 
No PCA membership required! They specifically invited 914 World Members!!
QUOTE(Mike Bellis @ Dec 27 2013, 05:03 PM) 
Sounds like fun! I'll go....
Could be a fun venue.... 
Can someone post the .pdf for the details?
QUOTE(Jeff Bowlsby @ Dec 30 2013, 05:19 PM)
Can someone post the .pdf for the details?
I'm trying to download it from here... https://web.pca.org/UploadFiles/Werksreunio...leasefinal1.pdf
But it's giving me problems...
Ditto ......................
What are the other events going on in Monterey that week ?
914 World gets respect???
What happened to being the black sheep?
I'm selling my 914s...
John
I thought that was cool as well. The fact that they called out 914 world was even cooler!!
Believe a 914-6 won the Porsche overall award last year. IF Southwest let cars fly free, I'd have my 73 914 out there in a heartbeat.
Every car nut has to experience Monterey car week or part of the week once in their life. You don't even have to go to the big concours to have a good time. While I'm sure The Quail is a fantastic event, $900 for the wife and I won't cut it. We stayed an hour away where the hotels are much more reasonable but had lunch and dinner in the scenic restaurants around the peninsula. Werks Reunion is free to come watch and very inexpensive to show your car. Throw in a day or two at Laguna to watch the vintage races, some people and car watching in Carmel and you have one heck of a trip.
Every car nut has to experience Monterey car week or part of the week once in their life. You don't even have to go to the big concours to have a good time. While I'm sure The Quail is a fantastic event, $900 for the wife and I won't cut it. We stayed an hour away where the hotels are much more reasonable but had lunch and dinner in the scenic restaurants around the peninsula. Werks Reunion is free to come watch and very inexpensive to show your car. Throw in a day or two at Laguna to watch the vintage races, some people and car watching in Carmel and you have one heck of a trip.
QUOTE(Manny Alban @ Dec 31 2013, 10:52 AM)
Believe a 914-6 won the Porsche overall award last year. IF Southwest let cars fly free, I'd have my 73 914 out there in a heartbeat.
Every car nut has to experience Monterey car week or part of the week once in their life. You don't even have to go to the big concours to have a good time. While I'm sure The Quail is a fantastic event, $900 for the wife and I won't cut it. We stayed an hour away where the hotels are much more reasonable but had lunch and dinner in the scenic restaurants around the peninsula. Werks Reunion is free to come watch and very inexpensive to show your car. Throw in a day or two at Laguna to watch the vintage races, some people and car watching in Carmel and you have one heck of a trip.
Maybe some ecoasters could pool up and rent a transport together. How many 914's can you fit in one of those things?
Monterey week should not be missed. I have taken the last several years off work to attend the events going on during the week and always have a great time. There is so much to see and do that is either free or really inexpensive that it is absolutely a do not miss event for me. Last year I went to the Concours by the Sea event on Tuesday that had so many incredible cars and it was free. The event was so nice I would have paid to attend. Parking is the most difficult part of this event in Carmel.
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Through Grassroots magazine I was able to get into some auctions by signing up for some free auction tours. These auctions, Bonham's and RM's, would have cost about $40 each to get in otherwise. Mecum also has their big west coast auction during the week and it is always free to attend. The cars at this Mecum auction are not the regular muscle cars they auction everywhere else. There are Many European, speciality cars, and motorcycles at this auction.
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Hagerty Insurance always hosts several collector car seminars that are also free to attend. They are very informative and worth the visit if you are a car guy. Hagerty gives out a swag bag that also includes tickets to get into Russo and Steele's auction among other things.
On Thursday you can see the cars that will be at Pebble Beech concours roll into Carmel and stop for an hour. They do a drive prior to the event. Cars that go on the drive get bonus points for the concours so most of the cars attend. Free again.
This past year I brought my wife's Bumblebee to the Legends of the Autobahn event. This is the event that will be replaced by the Werks Reunion. It was free to attend and cost about 40 or 50 dollars to show her car which also included lunch. I did not compete in the concours. I am excited about this Werks Reunion and think it is cool that 914World is included.
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This year I will be attending the races at Laguna again during the week. This is the only other event that I will pay for other than the Werks Reunion. If you are from out of the area book your rooms early to save money. If you want to save money book your room in Salinas and drive in each day. I do the drive from San Jose each day and it is not that bad. I think the 914's should be out there in force this year.
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Through Grassroots magazine I was able to get into some auctions by signing up for some free auction tours. These auctions, Bonham's and RM's, would have cost about $40 each to get in otherwise. Mecum also has their big west coast auction during the week and it is always free to attend. The cars at this Mecum auction are not the regular muscle cars they auction everywhere else. There are Many European, speciality cars, and motorcycles at this auction.
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Hagerty Insurance always hosts several collector car seminars that are also free to attend. They are very informative and worth the visit if you are a car guy. Hagerty gives out a swag bag that also includes tickets to get into Russo and Steele's auction among other things.
On Thursday you can see the cars that will be at Pebble Beech concours roll into Carmel and stop for an hour. They do a drive prior to the event. Cars that go on the drive get bonus points for the concours so most of the cars attend. Free again.
This past year I brought my wife's Bumblebee to the Legends of the Autobahn event. This is the event that will be replaced by the Werks Reunion. It was free to attend and cost about 40 or 50 dollars to show her car which also included lunch. I did not compete in the concours. I am excited about this Werks Reunion and think it is cool that 914World is included.
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This year I will be attending the races at Laguna again during the week. This is the only other event that I will pay for other than the Werks Reunion. If you are from out of the area book your rooms early to save money. If you want to save money book your room in Salinas and drive in each day. I do the drive from San Jose each day and it is not that bad. I think the 914's should be out there in force this year.
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