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  1. 06-16-2021, 05:04 PM #1
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    356 Club of Southern California Concours Oak Canyon Park, Silverado, CA 7/18/21

    On July 18, 2021, at Oak Canyon Park, Silverado, California, the 356 Club of Southern California will once again host our world-famous Concours d’Elegance exclusively for the Porsche 356.

    As in past years, we welcome cars to compete for Wash ‘N Shine, Street, and Full Concours. Porsches entered in these classifications will be judged and awarded based on our Concours Guidelines.

    Porsche 356 owners interested in displaying their cars can also participate in the display area. We also welcome our Porsche colleagues to join us in the Porsche display area for 911, 912, and 914. All Porsches parking in display parking will require a parking pass and you must pre-register.

    There is NO DAY OF EVENT REGISTRATION for Concours or Display. Cars NOT REGISTERED will be required to park in spectator parking. Parking for display and concours will begin at 6:30am, and all cars must be in position by 8:30am. We welcome all Porsche’s at this event, and there is no charge for spectators and spectator parking.

    Register here for the Concours or display parking: https://356club.regfox.com/356concours2021
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  2. 06-17-2021, 10:43 AM #2
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    always one of my favorite events!
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    It was a great time! I directed traffic with our 72T parked at the entrance... keeping up our end of the EarlyS - 356 Club fraternity!
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  4. 07-20-2021, 11:33 AM #4
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