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 »By Don Kleist If you attend a PCA sponsored event you are likely to see “Fueled by Volunteers” on t-shirts and banners. Volunteers make events possible, be they Parades, Treffens, Escapes or region-sponsored events. PCA has a small permanent staff, but the majority of work is performed by volunteers. About 2300[…]
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[…]
Read More »By Lisa Molzon I wish I could report that the sun was shining and it was a beautiful summer day for our annual Family Day at Waterford Hills Raceway, but alas, I cannot. Gray skies, cool temperatures and the visual threat of precipitation followed the torrential rain from the day[…]
Read More »Story by Steve Carbary The club hosted its second Driver Education event on June 23rd. Those following along may recall that our first two DE events this year had less than favorable weather. Well, as it turns out, this Friday was starting out in the same direction. We arrived to[…]
Read More »By, Lisa Molzon Over the past few years in running the Tire Rack Street Survival School for teens, it has been a rewarding experience to work with new drivers and help further prepare them for driving on the open road. This year was no different – it continues to be[…]
Read More »Story and Pictures by By Don Kleist More American teenagers die in automobile accidents than from any other cause. And many, if not most accidents, can be prevented. According to the National Safety Council: The chance of one crash in the first three years of driving is 89.2%. Even worse, the[…]
Read More »By John Khami June 8, 2018 “If you can Dream it, it can be done.” — Walt Disney M1 Concourse in Pontiac, Michigan is the go-to spot for auto related events in Michigan. How could a dream, a concept of separate garages where collectors store their cars, live with them[…]
Read More »Pictures and photos by Michael Cohen The Petersen Automotive Museum in downtown Los Angeles is one of the great car museums in the United States. It was initiated by Robert Petersen, founder of Petersen Publications which publishes Ht Rod Magazine, Rod & Custom, Motor Trend among others. In 2015, the[…]
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