Best thing I can say about the Weekend (Friday and Saturday) is it was a perfect outing. The best people I know are Car People, always a good crowd to hang with. And there's someting about being a 914 person that is special like our cars.
I live about 46 miles from Hershey so made daily trips to and from. Saturday I left home in Shrewsbury around 8:30 and hoped on I83 and was immediatedly escorted buy around 20 Porsches coming up from Maryland! We ran together in heavy traffic until I got off I83 to cross the river via Rt 30in York and hit the back county roads. Rt 462 out of Columbia follows the river north, then Rt 743 goes north east directly into Hersey. Got to the Concorse at 9:20. Had the 914 top on going up and returned same waywith top off. Very light traffic both ways.
I have a couple pictures. These are the two I like the most. There was this Japaneese Family, Mother Father and Daughter along with two well dressed American men, one being an interpritor as the family didn't speak English. The Daughter was standing in front of my car posing for pictures. When they started to leave I went over and said don't leave untill you get a picture of her sitting in the car. Wish I know who they were? I do this alot when the Kids who want Dad to take a picture of them with the 914. The 914's are Kid Magnets.
The other picture is of the 914 that PCA donated to Thaddeus Stevens College of Technology. This is a two year College in Lancaster Pa that is under a grant to help Students who can't afford a lot of money towards an education that will get them a job after Graduaation. 90% of Stevens Grads are hired immediately after graduation. The cost per year is $7,104. The Automotive Tech Students (6 of them) got this 914 out of Air Cooled Technoligies Barn (the Barn we saw Friday) and did a total restoration. I was Auctioned off at the Swap Meet with a Reserve of only $ 6,000 to cover expensives for the Build.
The Last Bid I saw for the 914 was $ 6,000, a Deal of a life Time for somebody. Hope they got more. The car, IMO, was worth at least $8K to $12K.
Doug Novak (aka: Struckn)
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