With Hagerty at the helm, the Greenwich Concours kicked off with large crowds and an impressive assortment of Porsche cars, Concours d’Lemons and Radwood. The field has been reconfigured, gone are the circles of cars, replaced by open lines of cars allowing folks to wonder all around the car, a pleasant change. Many new and returning vendors lined the show field, the children’s area was a hit with slot car racing to a drawing area that let loose the imaginations of young car enthusiast
Of special interest was the Porschella on the main field, a celebration of all things modified Porsche. From Outlaw Street racing a car to safari builds, Porschella has them all, showcasing their creator’s vision for the perfect car. The patina on these Rally cars created by ROC Motorsports, has taken restored Porsche’s and created Art Cars. Artist, creator Richard Goncalves, painted the owner’s name in faded letters on the roof, the illusion is wonderful. The number 371 appears in faded letters, is the old airfield number of Monticello Motor Club.
We can only wait to see what next year will bring. Good show Hagerty.
The Mule 1987 Carrera G-50
The Mule 1987 Carrera G-50
Rally- Rocs Rally SC- 1987 911 3.0L SC.
Panamericana 1977 3.8L 911 Art Car
Panamericana 1977 3.8L 911 Art Car
Panamericana 1977 3.8L 911 Art Car
The Garmin Catalyst will automatically sort the list of tracks based on your location, with the closest ones at the top of the list.
I also have a GoPro Hero mounted to the roll cage to capture video from a further back POV.
Setting up the camera properly will require a bit of fiddling, but the system will guide you in this process.
Things can get pretty academic once you’re no longer moving. Data and video are compiled to help dissect your driving habits.
Ensure that you find a suitable location to mount the screen. Custom solutions may be required for the best outcome.
