STORY AND PICTURES BY MICHAEL COHEN A lovely stream paralleling our road through the Great Smokey Mountains One morning in early October, upon completion of both the HPDE season and our SEM/PCA tours, I woke up and decided that I needed to take a road trip. High on my bucket[…]
Read More »Story and photos by Gary Ambrus To celebrate the 109th birthday of Dr. Ferry Porsche…close to 30 members of the Southeast Michigan Region enjoyed a Sunday afternoon drive and dinner. The drive started out in cloudy skies……but by the end…..partly sunny weather prevailed. (L to R) Lucas Phan, Howard Gilson,[…]
Read More »By Steve Carbary This year the SEM PCA DE team made arrangements that stray from our usual routine. As many of you know, we typically host four Driver Education events per year with most of them being held at Waterford Hills Road Racing Course. On September 28th, we had the[…]
Read More »By Fred Young What appeared to be the start of a gloomy, rainy day turned out to be ideal weather for our concours and picnic. Activity started before 8:30 a.m. for the early birds who were determined to get a leg up on cleaning their cars. The smell of bacon[…]
Read More »What a great time we all had, celebrating 60 years for our Southeast Michigan Porsche Club. The venue, Inn of St. John in Plymouth was elegant and festive, with 140 members coming together to enjoy such a wonderful evening. First, before I get into some of the details, I need[…]
Read More »By Don Kleist. Photos by Don Kleist and Nancy Richardson. This was a hard article to write. I started several times, only to get hung up on the same thoughts. I will just get them out of the way so I can continue with good words about the recent Porsche[…]
Read More »ByTom Fielitz The apex of a turn is most possibly the single critical yet often least focused of the many aspects of driving. By that I mean that it plays a crucial role in almost every driving situation yet it is often ignored or minimized as a skilled aspect of[…]
Read More »By John Khami, PCA Member The Competition or Concours of Elegance began in Paris in the mid 17th century. Carriage owners gathered in an open area of the city, paraded their horses that pulled the body and wheels onto the field for the Parisians to see. The carriages and horses[…]
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