Porsche Centre Tewkesbury attends the Vintage Sports Car Club Weekend
15/8/2017
Porsche Centre Tewkesbury recently had the pleasure of hosting guests at the Vintage Sports Car Club held at the Precott Hill Climb.
The Vintage Sports Car Club meets every year and the event comprises a two day celebration of vintage motorsport and features an impressive array of classic vehicles that participate in hill climb racing, parades and static displays. Although Saturday's heavy rain provided a few near misses, there were fortunately no accidents.
Prescott lies in the beautiful Cotswold hills, just north of the historic city of Cheltenham and about 100 miles north west of London. The first Vintage Sports Car Club meeting took place in 1938 but the Second World War meant the next meeting didn't happen until 1946 and it has been an annual occurence ever since.
Please contact us on 01684 212911 or at info@porschetewkesbury.co.uk if you would like to find out more about our future events.
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