Recently, the association known as Porsche Motorsport North America announced the launch of a program that will provide services to owners of vintage Porsche racers in the North American continent. Since PMNA will be moving their official headquarters to the yet unopened West Coast Experience Center, they will have a test center at which to test the vintage racers they work on.  The center will also provide a display area for these cars to be stored.

“We want to keep the memory of Porsche’s many racing successes alive by not just putting our legendary race cars on display but by letting them actively compete in events that celebrate historic motorsports,” Achim Stejskal, director of the Porsche Museum in Stuttgart, Germany, told media. “Race cars have to race, not rust.”

The new Experience Center is set to open in the fall of next year, and will offer an array of entertainments for Porsche fans and families alike.

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During this year’s Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance, happening later this month, Porsche will be showing off a few of its most historic vehicles.  These vehicles were chosen to showcase the highlights of the auto manufacturers past, and include five different models.

The first Porsche AWD model from 1984, a 911, will be on display to demonstrate Porsche’s prowress of AWD technology.  One of only two four-door 928 concepts created will also be presented.  This 928 concept was created in 1991 and shows that Porsche was of the first to create a four-door sports car.

A blue Porsche 550 Spyder will also join the ranks.  This car was once owned by Jerry Seinfield and is an excellent example of how the current Porsche’s came to be.  A red 356 Super Coupe will be displayed for the same purpose.  Most of the vehicles are not just for display, but will also participate in the racing events that being on August 17th.

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