Invitation to our breakfast car meet
25/4/2019
Working in partnership with Pie and Pint Inns, Mark Goody and the team at Porsche Centre Colchester will be co-hosting a breakfast club car meet at The Cherry Tree at Stambridge on Saturday 4 May, from 8:00am.
We hope you will bring your Porsche along and enjoy taking a look at all the cars on show at this great venue. You will also have the opportunity to view a display of vehicles from the current Porsche model range. If you are not a Porsche driver, or you choose not to display your car, you are still welcome to come along to browse a fantastic range of sports cars and enjoy the atmosphere.
Breakfast will be served from 9:00am. Entry is free and there is no need to pre-book your place, but we will be asking for a donation to Whizz Kidz - a charity that gives young wheelchair users access to fun and inclusive activities. There will also be a prize draw for a chance to win a Porsche Driving Experience, so make sure you talk to one of our team on the day to enter.
Please call the Centre on 01206 855500 if you have any questions or would like more information about this event.
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