Potter's Picnic 2010

Not a bad 356 turnout: six cars entered for judging and twelve more for exhibition.photo by Jim Hinde
Kurt Crowell, boasting again.photo by Jim Hinde
Alan Gordon admires Curt's Speedster. How about those wheels?photo by Jim Hinde
Yes, it's true, people bring their cars from all over to Potter's Picnic.photo by Jim Hinde
Ron Felson and his Continental Coupe, winner of first place in Class B.photo by Jim Hinde
Pat Yanahan and Tim Curtis enjoy a break from the judging grind.photo by Jim Hinde
Could this judge finally have found a fingerprint, a smudge, anything?
No way--Howard Yefsky's car took first place in Class A.photo by Jim Hinde
A car getting judged in Class A gets the full-Monty treatment.
photo by Jim Hinde

For 2010 the club gave the historical display signs a rest and, for the most part, concentrated on enjoying the cars, the company, the food and the beautiful weather. A few hardy souls, however, participated in the concours as competitors or as judges. They generally did quite well, racking up the following results:

Class A: Howard Yefsky's '59 A Coupe, first place; and Frank Torchia's '56 A Coupe, second place.

Class B: Ron Felson's '55 Continental Coupe, first place.

Class C: Tom McGinty's '63 B Coupe, seventh place.

Class E: Patrick Yanahan's '64 C Coupe, first place; and Tim Curtis's '65 SC Coupe, fifth place.

Congratulations to all the winners, and thanks for once again making the 356 a highlight of this long-standing Porsche tradition.

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