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Jeff Zwart Crushes Pikes Peak in a GT3

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Behind the wheel with my friend Jeff Zwart in a Porsche GT3 at Pikes Peak. He wins, Sets a new record and blows away the competition. Way to go Jeff. Sit back, Turn it up and enjoy!!

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Who Won??

356 Outlaws and Emory Specials

Scott Garvie of Orange, TX won the my 1953 Porsche 356 in the Limbs for Life Charity raffle. I am excited that we will put nearly 80 people back on their feet as a direct result of this raffle effort.

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Porsche GT3 Rally Cars.

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There are very few videos that really get me excited, but this one does it. I have been driving GT3's and Racing them starting in 2004 and watching this video makes the blood in my veins pump. Since I started my racing career racing off road and now I road race, I think this is a perfect fit for me. Where do I sign up???? This is a video of Porsche GT3's both 997 and 996 rallying in Europe. I thought you might enjoy this.

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Emory Motorsports has a full shop

356 Outlaws and Emory Specials

We are very greatfull in a down economy to have customers that have carried on with their projects with us. We have a full shop building Emory Specials, 356 Outlaws, and restorations. The racing slowed down in 2009 but I believe things will pick back up in 2010. Thank you to all of our customers for your continued support. Visit the Emory Motorsports website.

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LA Lit and Toy Show

Now in its 27th year, over 1,250 people attend the annual Porsche and Vintage V-W Literature, Toy/Model, & Memorabilia Swap Meet at the Los Angeles Airport Hilton Hotel. The meet has over 225 tables with tens of thousands of collectibles - posters, sales literature, toys, models, factory gift items, press kits, technical literature, small trim items, and accessories for Porsches and vintage VW's.

The meet is held in two huge ballrooms on the main floor of the Airport Hilton, 5711 W. Century Blvd., Los Angeles - very close by Los Angeles International Airport. The public is admitted at 9:00 a.m. for $10 each at the door. "Earlybird" shoppers are admitted with the vendors at 7:00 a.m. for $30 at the door. Special discounted room rates are available from the LA Airport Hilton directly at 310-410-4000. Please ask for the special room rates under the "group code PVW."For more information, please click on the relevant button above. Contact by email: (Prescott Kelly, Jim Perrin or Wayne Callaway) Contact by Phone: Wayne Callaway at 909-930-1999 (Work - weekdays 9am to 5pm Pacific time) For more info please visit http://www.lalitandtoyshow.com/

 

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Emory Motorsports

356 Outlaws and Emory Specials

Emory Motorsports if a Porsche racing and restoration facility based out of McMinnville, Oregon. We are known for building 356 Outlaws and Emory Specials as well as std 356, 911, 904, 906, and 908 restorations. We have been in the Porsche industry since 1962. Emory Motorsports was founded in 1996 by Rod and Amy Emory. Please visit www.EmoryMotorsports.com for additional details.

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Porsche 356 Registry

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If you own a Porsche 356 or you are an Enthusiast, you need to make your way over to www.356Registry.com The 356 Registry is the best place to learn about the cars and get involved in the Porsche 356 community. There is also a very active forum.

356 Registry Homepage

The 356 Registry is a non-profit international group of owners and enthusiasts started in 1974, which has fostered and encouraged the preservation and perpetuation of the Porsche 356 series automobile. The 356 Registry, along with over twenty local and regional groups in the US alone, encourages education, research, preservation and foremost, enjoyment of the first series of Porsche automobiles.

2 Ways to Join!

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Racing To Change Lives

356 Outlaws and Emory Specials

Donate $100 to Limbs For Life Foundation and get 1 of 2000 raffle tickets to win my Porsche 356.

Three thousand individuals this week will become an amputee (almost 18 per hour). Many of these people will be unable to access prosthetic care. In fact, some will not even be able to afford a $20.00 stump sock. Because our reputation and services are nationally recognized, many will turn to Limbs for Life for help. We are often their first, and sometimes, their last hope. With adequate funding, we are able to help transform lives from a state of depression and isolation to one of confidence and productivity. Please take a moment to read the stories of our recipients below, whose lives have changed because of Limbs for Life.

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