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December 2003

Each month, Panorama magazine brings you the best from the world
of Porsche. Races, vintage car shows, technical articles, we cover it all!

At Panorama, we never have room for all the pictures we'd like to
share with our readers. Here are some photos that just wouldn't fit
into the magazine this month.

Lynn Kessler's "Parade Souvenirs" article in the December issue set us to thinking about great Parade places and memories. This month's Panorama Gallery features some of Leonard Turner's memorable images from Parades past.


We refer you to the magazine for even more articles. How do you get your copy? Join PCA, Porsche Panorama is a prime benefit of membership!

Lunch at the Downeast Parade in 1986 (Portland, Maine) was a true old fashioned "lobsta" bake.






Parade goers enjoy mariachi music as they gather at Carmel Mission for an evening under the stars during the 1990 Parade at Monterey.

 





Railroad scenery on the Parade Rally at Portland, Oregon, in 1995.

 



The quaint and tiny village of Rabbit Hatch, Ohio, provided the rest stop on the 1993 Cincinnati Parade rally.

 




Unforgettable scene: Porsches at the Portland Head in 1986.



A group of 904s grace the mountain meadow concours at Snowmass in 1978.



The most spectacular setting ever devised for a Parade concours--the lawns in front of Biltmore House at Asheville, North Carolina, in 1981. Can you spot the two most unusual cars in the picture?

Tim Green puts a sudden end to a bad-joke-telling contest during the Wild West Party at Dallas-Fort Worth in 1987.

At Lake Placid, New York, in 1994, Parade goers rock and rolled into the night. Can you spot the celebrity in the picture?


Check out the December issue of Panorama for the story from Petit Le Mans and Alwin Springer's farewell to motorsport, an interview with Porsche Engineer Rolf Sprenger of the "Special Wishes" dep[artment, the final segment of Bill Oursler's tribute to 40 years of racing 911s, a Parade kid's memories of "Parade Souvenirs," and reports from the Watkins Glen and BeaveRun Club Races.