Cactus

So the story goes like this: I work in the Greenfield Industrial Park in Lancaster, PA and the place is full of warehouses/businesses/offices including our 40,000 square foot building. I called the park manager and inquired about renting a minimum 20,000 square footer for a Saturday/Sunday event and he is looking to see what he has open or what might be available. The whole indoor idea is so weather would not be a factor and opens the door for other cool stuff like possible vendors, bartenders, DJ, security, etc. There is a Courtyard Marriot within walking distance of most of the park as well. This would be 90% Porsche but we could allow a few Ferrari's and Lambos as well to make things interesting. Just wanted to put a feeler out to see how much interest, would you be willing to lay down an entry fee (this will cost a bit for the facility), and could we get 100+ cars?

Pearlcoupeg35

I would be into this.....indoor events are awesome - something different. Kinda like Hot Import Nights...but with P-Cars

I know a good DJ.....let me know and ill pass along his info.

Cool Idea.

AOW162435

You're allowed, as long as you bring those white frames!









Cactus,
Count me in brother.


Andreas

Pearlcoupeg35

Yooo! Wait til you see the new shades i got

dallison28

how long have you worked in the greenfield industrial park?

dallison28

meh

993Porsche

Yeah, I'd like to hook up for a day in PA. Gives me a chance to see some old friends while there.


Ken

Cactus

I really nixed the idea because of the crappy responses on the forums i posted on but I am trying something on a smaller scale. If I find a venue it will be heavily advertised and I would like to make it donation only with all extra money going to the Lancaster County Food Bank.

RallyJon

Sounds like fun. Esp if there is a good air-cooled turnout. I went to a local thing last year sponsored by Fabspeed, and my 993 was the oldest car there, believe it or not. Not that 996 owners can't be cool, but... you know.

race911

Just a shout out from my Lancaster born-and-raised wife. You guys also lifers? She went to Hempfield High.

I don't think she even knew what a Porsche was until she grew up and moved to DC!

Cactus

What year did she graduate?

TAI2

Count me in. I bet you could get a few of the "local" tuners and car parts guys to attend and maybe offer a few event specials. You might also increase the attendence if you were able to organize a Porsche "oil change station".

Cactus

I already talked to our local Porsche dealer about bringing some cars for display/demo.

race911

'76. Karen Lyter. 2 sisters and a brother younger than her, too from maybe '78-'82. Ring a bell????

Cactus

My wife went there but graduated in 89. Name doesn't ring any bells though.