So, how do you get hold of one of these blue babies? Being an active Canadian or American member of PCA would be a good start,
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| PCA members have first dibs on the entire 50-unit production series. (Photo: Porsche Canada) |
as members have first dibs on the entire production series. The purchasing process for the 911 Club Coupe is done completely over a special website (www.porsche.com/911clubcoupe), which contains details, terms and conditions. In the highly unlikely event that the club's members do not purchase the complete stock of 48 units by the open purchase date of August 15th, 2005, the remaining cars will be made available to the general public. Exclusivity, like fame, isn't one of those things that comes cheap or easy: Porsche has set the MSRP for the special model is a lofty $99,911 US, or $145,911 CAD. According to Porsche, only 48 cars will be put on sale out of a total of fifty. Where did the other two go? One will be randomly given to a North American PCA member as a part of the Golden Anniversary draw, on September 12th, 2005. To find out more, visit the aforementioned website. The press kit has no mention of where the final vehicle went. Our guess is that it was
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| Porsche Club of America is one of the largest, independent single-marque automobile clubs in the world. (Photo: Porsche Canada) |
pre-sold to PCA's President, or will end up at a historical Porsche museum of some sort. With about 84,000 individual and active members, Porsche Club of America is one of the largest, independent single-marque automobile clubs in the world. There are a total of 139 chapters in Canada and the U.S., and chances are, there's a chapter in a town or city near you. Like all clubs, PCA had a humble beginning - its roots can be traced back to Blackie's Grille in Alexandria, Virginia where founder Bill Sholar and eleven fellow Porsche enthusiasts congregated on September 13th, 1955 over one common interest - their Porsche sports cars. For more info on the club's history and what it has to offer, PCA's website can be found at www.pca.org.
