Porsche Owners Club winter health check
28/11/2018
On Saturday 3 November, Porsche Centre Glasgow was delighted to welcome members from the Region 1 Porsche Owners Club along to the Centre for a morning of winter check-ups.
We had approximately 30 guests in attendance along with 15 Porsche models. Each Porsche was put up on our ramp and inspected by one of our Porsche-trained Technicians. Members had the opportunity to accompany the Technicians and ask any questions they had.
While their cars were being inspected, members were able to enjoy delicious soup and sandwich catering from The Urban Kitchen in Glasgow, a perfect way to warm everyone up on a cold and wet November day!
Once all of the winter checks were carried out, the Porsche Owners Club then used our new PDI centre to hold an official club meeting.
Please contact Katie Shevlin on 0141 885 6911 or katie.shevlin@porscheglasgow.co.uk for more information on any of our events.
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