Porsche Only Swap Meet
April 24 – Giant Center at Hersheypark, Hershey, PAThis is the world’s largest one day gathering of Porsches. Swap Meet, Car Corral, People’s Choice Concours. Porsche Only parking area. Food and beverage service on site.
The Central PA Region of the Porsche Club of America is once again bringing its world-famous Porsche-Only Swap Meet to Hershey, Pennsylvania, on Saturday, April 24th, 2010. This is without exaggeration the largest event of its kind on the planet. It typically brings nearly 650 vendors, around 1,000 Porsches, and over 6,000 visitors together in Hershey every year. (In 2003 the long-distance award went to a 968 driver from Albuquerque, NM. In 2009, we had visitors from England and Italy.)
If you’re seeking an obscure Porsche or an obscure part for your Porsche, this is your best chance to find it.
Every dealer and Porsche packrat in a 250-mile radius will be bringing their odds and ends for sale or swap. You’ll see exotic Porsches found nowhere this side of Stuttgart, and Porsche personalities ranging from PCA muckety-mucks to (sometimes) celebrities like Jerry Seinfeld. We’ll once again be featuring a People’s Choice Concours on Saturday, and a Sunday Autocross on the same site. So come Saturday for your parts, install ’em Saturday night, and run ’em Sunday!
• Same location as April 2009 • Largest gathering of Porsches in USA • Reserved Porsche-Only Parking for over 900 cars • Free Admission. Porsche-Only Parking $10/car • Gates open 7:30am & close 4pm • Event held rain or shine • On site food, beverage and clean bathrooms • ATM within 10min drive • Peoples Choice Concours • Porsche Corral for private sales. $20/car, no pre-reg. nec. • Reserved Parking Available for Porsche Caravans • Porsche-Only Autocross, Sunday the 25th • No pets/animals allowed
VENDOR SPACES AVAILABLE DAY OF EVENT $50 PLUS $25 TOWNSHIP FEE
Sponsored by: Porsche Club of America - Central Pennslyvania RegionWho's attending?
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