PCA Regions

[911R]

My local PCA Peachstate Press came to me today.

https://peachstatepca.blob.core.windows ... ly2022.pdf

I think we can drive better and longer than all of the other PCA Regions.

Just saying.

[911R]

We have new street cars and a bunch of really fast race cars at Road Atlanta.

[Tom]

Do they still send a printed version? I'm on the border of two regions (Golden Gate and Loma Prieta) and they've both stopped sending the printed monthly newsletters. Back in the day, I loved when those showed up, primarily because it had the schedule of events in it. They also printed the full name, home address, and phone number of each new member. I kind of doubt they do that anymore.

[911R]

Do they still send a printed version? I'm on the border of two regions (Golden Gate and Loma Prieta) and they've both stopped sending the printed monthly newsletters. Back in the day, I loved when those showed up, primarily because it had the schedule of events in it. They also printed the full name, home address, and phone number of each new member. I kind of doubt they do that anymore.

I 100% agree Tom.

I no longer get the printed version which I thought was better. They said that it was to say money although my dues are the same.

I've raced cars with some of the best at Sebring. Here is my picture while waiting for a driver change: I was really nervous before getting in the car for the usual "balls on fire" racing. We always used radio's to talk to the crew.



I never got comfortable racing with some of the best guys. No one should ever be ~good when going door-to-door at 150 Mph.

This was the starting grid in an important race:

[Tom]

Cool pics and starting grid!!

Fun fact, the original Panorama magazine and regional newsletters were printed in that quirky small size so they could fit in a 356 glovebox. Back in the day, those publications were some of the very best resources for maintenance and repairs available for these cars!