Page 40 - KCRPCA JanFeb 2020

The 356 again drove flawlessly the 160 miles home; however, I skipped the Saran Wrap and blue tape. of random people and even more random conversation. Even the folks from the Brumos Collection wanted to hear the car’s history and story. And as in year’s past, the variety of cars this year did not disappoint. I was pleasantly surprised by a number of beautiful Jaguar E Types. The Mercedes Benz club turnout was huge, the American 50’s fins were bigger, and the student cars were as interesting as ever. But Porsches stole the show with the aforementioned black 356 Speedster and a very rare Guards Red ’88 911 Club Sport, each claiming first place in the Foreign classes. My car won nothing. Sadly, before I knew it, the festivities ended and cars began packing for home. The 356 again drove flawlessly the 160 miles home; however, I skipped the Saran Wrap and blue tape. And since I wasn’t quite ready to park the car just yet, I decided the 356 would take me 160 miles the following morning to the Wollenman’s C&C in St. Joe, but that’s another story... - Sean 40 Der Sportwagen