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SUMMARY:RM Sotheby's Auction: The Porsche Carrera Collection Part 1 Starts in Switzerland on Friday\, July 7th\, 2023
DESCRIPTION:If you’re a fan of Porsche and the Carrera legacy\, you won’t want to miss RM Sotheby’s Supcoming The Carrera Collection Part 1  auction in Switzerland on Friday\, July 7th\, at 2:00 pm\, 2023 sharp. \nRM Sotheby’s will be auctioning off one of the largest collections of grade-A Porsches as well as a couple of high-end sports cars. The auction will include over 40 unique Porsches of all types\, years\, makes\, and models. \nPorsche models include a good selection of 911 Turbos\, Touring\, Coupes\, Targas\, Spyders\, Speedsters\, and Convertibles. There will also be a couple of upgraded track-ready racers form the GT2 and GT3 series. \nThe highest-priced Porsche 911 is a 1973 Porsche 911 Carrera RS 2.7 Touring car (Lot 132) with an asking price of CHF 400\,000–CHF 450\,000\, while the lowest-priced Porsche is a 2011 Porsche Boxster Spyder with an asking price of CHF 40\,000–CHF 60\,000. \nThe RM Sotheby’s Carrera Collection Part 1: “Switzerland” will be auctioning the 1973 Porsche 911 Carrera RS 2.7 Touring (Lot 132) for between CHF 400\,000 and CH F450\,000 Without Reserve and this 1963 Porsche 356 B Carrera 2 2000 GS Coupé by Reutter (Lot 141) offered at CHF 360\,000 – CHF 450\,000. \n“$100\,000 IN U.S. DOLLARS EQUALS ABOUT CHF 111\,787.00” \nA few non-Porsche automobiles will also be offered\, including this 1970 Mercedes-Benz 280 SE 3.5 Cabriolet (Lot 116) estimated to sell between CHF 180\,000 and CHF 220\,000\, and a 1956 Chevrolet Corvette (Lot 152) asking price of CHF 70\,000 to CHF 90\,000. \nVisit the RM Sotheby’s Complete Inventory Page to view the entire Collection HERE. \nFACTOID: “Why is Porsche called Porsche?”  Quite simply put\, it bears the name of its founder\, Ferdinand Porsche.  The name Carrera in Spanish actually translates to ‘Race’. \n\n\nBut before the auction begins\, there will be plenty of time to view each car up close and personal. \nLIST OF EVENTS \n► On Thursday\, July 6th from 9:00 am – 11:00 am\, there will be a Cars & Coffee event where you can preview the cars and mingle with other enthusiasts. \n► On Friday\, July 7th from 10:00 am – 2:00 pm\, there will be another Vehicle Inspection & Preview where you can get an even closer look at each car. And if you’re lucky enough to be invited\, there will even be a cocktail reception from 12:00 pm – 2:00 pm. \n► The auction itself will begin at 2:00 pm on Friday\, July 7th. Admission is limited to registered bidders\, catalog holders\, consignors\, invited guests\, and qualified media only. \nAUCTION COMPLETE SCHEDULE \nTHURSDAY\, 6 JULY 2023\n9:00 am – 11:00 am -CARS & COFFEE\n10:00 am – 7:00 pm – VEHICLE PREVIEW\nPREVIEW \nFRIDAY\, 7 JULY 2023\n10:00 am – 2:00 pm – VEHICLE PREVIEW\n12:00 pm – 2:00 pm – COCKTAIL RECEPTION & PARTY \n2:00 pm –  AUCTION STARTS \nAUCTION LOCATION\nMeilenstein – Businesspark Langenthal AG\nLotzwilstrasse 66\n4900 Langenthal\nSwitzerland \nADMISSION \nAdmission to the auction is for registered bidders\, catalog holders\, consignors\, invited guests\, and qualified media only. \n\n\n[widgets_on_pages id=”Events Widget”]
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SUMMARY:Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix at Schenley Park July 14-23\, 2023
DESCRIPTION:The Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix is set to host a remarkable ten-day vintage racing event\, offering an array of thrilling activities for car enthusiasts and collectors alike. The event will take place from July 14 to July 23\, 2023\, primarily centered at the Pittsburgh International Race Complex. However\, it will also extend beyond the track to the picturesque streets of Pittsburgh and the scenic hills of Schenley Park. \nAt the heart of the event lies the Race Weekend in Schenley Park\, an absolute must-see experience for all car enthusiasts. This signature event showcases 150 vintage racers competing on the city streets\, captivating the attention of over 100\,000 spectators. Alongside the exhilarating races\, visitors can explore the massive car show featuring 3\,000 show cars\, sponsor tents\, vendors\, and a food court\, creating an immersive automotive extravaganza. \nGet ready for a remarkable ten-day celebration of vintage cars with a diverse lineup of thrilling events. From Grand Prix races to car parades\, cruises\, street festivals\, tours\, and galas\, this extravaganza has something for every automotive enthusiast. Witness the power and elegance of vintage cars in action\, explore scenic routes\, admire stunning car collections\, enjoy street festivals\, immerse yourself in the International Car Show at Schenley Park\, and experience the exhilaration of karting racing. This unforgettable celebration promises an incredible experience\, showcasing the beauty and heritage of classic automobiles while bringing together enthusiasts from around the world. \n“We’re often asked what’s new\,” said Dan DelBianco\, PVGP Executive Director. “Our schedule\, like most major events\, remains basically the same year to year\, it’s the different cars and personalities that are intertwined with our event that make up what is new.” \n“We’ve even added three new events this year with a Car Show at the Terminal in the Strip last month and the Sewickley Stampede & Roundup during Race week and coming in August\, we debut the 5 Card Garage Tour” added DelBianco. Source: pvgp.org \n\n\nHIGHLIGHTED BELOW ARE SOME KEY EVENTS: \nHistorics at Pitt Race (July 14-16\, 2023)\nEveryone will have the opportunity to witness the thrilling action and feel the race cars at the PVGP Historics held at the Pittsburgh International Race Complex. This Pitt Race will showcase speed\, muscle\, and fierce competition among legendary cars from the 60s and early 70s. Racing fans can expect a full display of Mustangs\, Corvettes\, Jaguars\, BMWs\, Porsches\, Alfa Romeos\, and many other iconic vehicles. \nFurther racers will be able to explore the race car paddock area\, catch the races from various vantage points\, and enjoy the offerings from food and drink vendors located throughout the facility. For fans seeking a personal need for speed\, kart rentals are available on the .82-mile karting track\, allowing speeds of up to 45 mph. (Read More About the Historics at Pitt Race) \nWalnut Street Invitational Car Show (Monday\, July 17\, 2023)\nTake a stroll along Shadyside’s charming Walnut Street Invitational Car Show and witness a display of 135 rare\, classic\, and exotic cars that offer a glimpse of what awaits at the PVGP International Car Show later in the week. Carefully selected by invitation only\, this popular and long-running show features some of the region’s finest and most unique vehicles\, promising a collection rarely seen at other car shows and cruises. \nVintage Races (July 22-23\, 2023)\nPrepare for an extraordinary sight as the PVGP races vintage cars through the actual city streets of Schenley Park. This thrilling event predominantly showcases European sports cars from the fifties and sixties\, providing a challenging racecourse that many drivers consider to be among the most demanding worldwide. (View More About The Vintage Races) \nABOUT THE PITTSBURGH INTERNATIONAL RACE COMPLEX\nThe Pittsburgh International Race Complex\, covering 400 acres\, offers an exceptional motorsports facility. It features a 2.8-mile road course boasting 19 corners and varying elevations\, a .83-mile Wilson Karting Track renowned for its speed\, and a 6-acre skid pad designed for specialized training in performance and evasive driving maneuvers\, including autocross and drifting. \nAs the Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix continues to captivate automotive enthusiasts\, this year’s event promises an unforgettable experience\, combining the thrill of vintage racing\, stunning car displays\, and the breathtaking scenery that surrounds it all. (Read More About The Pittsburgh International Race Complex) \n\nSUMMARY OF EVENTS AND TICKET PRICES \nFront Gate Admission: $25\nThe Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix offers single-day admission at a cost of $25 per person when purchased in advance through their official website. Tickets purchased at the gate will be priced at $30. Children aged 12 and under can enter for free. Each ticket grants access for one day and can be used on either Thursday\, July 13\, Friday\, July 14\, Saturday\, July 15\, or Sunday\, July 16. Parking outside the gate is included at no additional cost. For those who prefer to park within the two special trackside car shows\, reservations can be made through the Vivenu portal. \nBUY TICKETS HERE \nVIP Parking on Spectator Hill: $30\nFor attendees seeking a special parking experience\, VIP Parking on Spectator Hill is available at a cost of $30 per day. It should be noted that this fee is in addition to the regular admission fee. VIP Parking provides exclusive parking within the track facility\, offering a remarkable view of the north and south tracks from the top of Spectator Hill. \nWater Tower Car Corral Parking: $15\nAttendees who wish to showcase their own show cars have the opportunity to be a part of the Water Tower Car Corral. By parking near the water tower on the hill overlooking the final turn of the track\, participants can enjoy a fantastic vantage point to observe the races and witness a wide variety of cars. To park in the Car Corral\, a donation of $15 per car is required\, in addition to the regular admission fee. \nCharity Track Rides: $40 donation\nDuring lunchtime on both Saturday and Sunday\, the Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix organizes Charity Track Rides in various collector cars. This exciting experience allows spectators to join racers and track instructors for a thrilling lap around the 2.8-mile racetrack. In exchange for a $40 donation to their supported charities\, participants can enjoy the exhilaration of the ride. With the Shelby Convention taking place this year\, the Charity Track Rides promise the inclusion of notable vehicles such as GT40s\, Cobras\, and Shelby race cars\, with the option for a special lap priced at $100. \nBUY TICKETS HERE \nShelby Convention ((July 13-15)\nThe Shelby American Automobile Club’s 48th Annual convention (SAAC-48) returns to the Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix\, offering three full days of activities for Shelby enthusiasts from Thursday\, July 13 through Saturday\, July 15. Shelby owners can look forward to open track sessions and parade laps on Thursday and Friday\, providing them with an opportunity to enjoy the track. \nThe following day\, on Saturday\, July 15\, there will be a Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix Car Show with official Concours Judging a plethora of antique\, vintage\, and classic car collections. Throughout all three days\, Shelby vendors and partners will be present in the Vehicle Dynamic Area. Car crazy fans can register for SAAC-48 activities online through the provided link. \nKarting (All Days)\nThroughout the entire weekend\, the Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix offers junior car racers the opportunity to experience the thrill of karting on the esteemed .83-mile Wilson Karting Circuit race track. This world-class circuit allows drivers to reach speeds of up to 45 MPH. The cost of karting includes the use of a kart\, gas\, and all necessary safety equipment. Racers should note that closed-toe shoes are required for this activity. Additionally\, racers must have a height between 5′ and 6’2″ to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience. No age requirements are specified. For more detailed information\, interested individuals can contact 724.535.1000. \nKARTING PRICING AT THE PITTSBURGH VINTAGE GRAND PRIX  \n\n$42 2-SEAT SINGLE SESSION\n$72 2-SEAT TWO PACK SESSION\n$93 2-SEAT THREE PACK SESSION\nHere is detailed information on Karting\n\nThese activities and offerings at the Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix provide a range of exciting opportunities for attendees to immerse themselves in the world of vintage cars\, showcasing the event’s commitment to delivering an unforgettable experience to automotive enthusiasts. \n\nParking at the Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix ($30) \nThe Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix offers public parking on Flagstaff Hill for $30 and up to 4 people. There will be a free air-conditioned shuttle bus that will take you to the golf course or start/finish line. Flagstaff Hill is across the street from the Phipps Conservatory. You can enter from the intersection of Frew Street and Schenley Drive. (See Google Maps)
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LOCATION:Schenley Park\, Schenley Drive & Darlington Road\, Pittsburgh\, PA\, 15213\, United States
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