356 Clubs of Europe

Porsche Classic Club Austria

The PCCA was founded with a view to the great interest of Porsche owners who strive to preserve but also to present the vehicles to the public. The establishment took place in November 1999 with the official approval Zl .: Vr-1558/99.
The recognition by Porsche was confirmed with a certificate at the end of 2001.

Contacts:

office@porsche-classic-club.at
Porsche Classic Club Austria Website

The Porsche Classic Club Belgium

The PCCB aims to the preservation of classic Porsche models that are at least 30 years old, bringing together owners of a classic Porsche and encouraging their shared use through various activities, to be a point of contact for owners of a classic Porsche, and represent the interests of the owner

Contact
info@porsche-classic-club.be

http://www.porsche-classic-club.be/

Porsche Classic Club of Denmark

The club's purpose is to promote the preservation of and interest in Porsche models, which are defined by Porsche AG as classic Porsches. The club will work to preserve the cars' originality and to spread knowledge of the classic Porsche sports cars.  

Contacts:

Mr. Freddie Eriksen - President
fe@eriksenarkitekter.dk

Porsche Classic Club of Denmark website

Porsche Club of Finland

The Finnish Porsche Club, as an independent association of enthusiasts, welcomes everyone who works in the spirit of the brand's rich tradition.

Become part of the Porsche family, that's the only way you'll get to know the whole story.

Website - http://www.porsche-club.fi/

Porsche 356 Club de France

One of the oldest branded clubs, still operating in France. It was in fact on December 9, 1975, that he was officially born. Surely the success of this growth depends mainly on who, 60 years ago, had the extraordinary idea of designing this high-tech car, which over time has become an icon of design and technology; every historical car enthusiast dreams of owning one of these jewels.

Contact: 
Mr. Pascal Zundel - President
contact@356porscheclub.fr
pascal.zundel@orange.fr

Porsche 356 Club of France website

Porsche 356 Club Deutschland eV

Lovers of the Porsche models 356, 550 and 904 have come together in our club. Their main goal is to preserve and care for these vehicles. In addition, the implementation of tourist, sporting and social events as well as driving safety training connects the members with one another.

Contact:
Thomas Ernst
0171-41 65 707

Porsche 356 Club of Germany website

Porsche Club Great Britain

Membership means different things to different people. For some it’s the opportunity to form new friendships and create unforgettable memories. For others it’s a portal to expert advice and the means to get the very best from, and for, their Porsche. All Club members have access to a busy annual schedule of exclusive local and national events, track days and factory tours, alongside in-depth technical help and advice.

Contacts:
Fred Hampton

Porsche Club of Great Britain website

The Italian Porsche 356 Registry

This is the second in Europe in terms of number of members, after Germany, the place where the first enthusiast clubs were born in the early 1950s, and the third in the world after the USA, where the Type 356 it is really a must. Surely the success of this growth depends mainly on who, 60 years ago, had the extraordinary idea of designing this high-tech car, which over time has become an icon of design and technology.

Contact;
Matteo Rocco Pastore 
+39 392 9735146

Italian Porsche 356 Registry Website      

Porsche Classic Club Luxembourg

Since 1975, the PCL has brought together the interests of enthusiasts of the legendary Porsche brand.

Contact:
Paul Decker
paul.decker@education.lu

Porsche Classic Club of Luxembourg website

Porsche 356 Club Nederland

We aim to maintain cars of the Porsche brand with the type designation 356. The club organizes a number of events for its members every year, including a New Year's meeting/Swap meeting, various one-day tours and technical meetings. . A club weekend also takes place every autumn, usually abroad.

Contact:
Roosje Groen -Chairman
president@porsche356club.nl

Porsche 356 Club of the Netherlands website

Porsche Club 356 Portugal

Further than honoring the brand, the Porsche Club 356 Portugal represents a certain way of life and an automotive concept, relating with three main issues: Preservation, History and Culture. Preservation, aiming to protect and maintain the cars in order to deliver them to the next generation. History, to tell its huge successes and minor misadventures, since the day the first 356 arrived in Portugal in 1951.

Contact: 
Joao de Castro (President)

info@porsche-club-356-portugal.pt

Porsche Club 356 Portugal website   

Porsche Club 356 Spain

Porsche Club 356 España -In 1948, the first PORSCHE was built in the Austrian town of Gmund, and in 1952 a group of friends who owned cars of that brand founded the first PORSCHE Club. More than 450 others have followed, and today we have more than 110,000 members worldwide, and both numbers are constantly increasing.

Contact:
Mr. Joaquim Cumellas Marsá - President
president@porsche-club356spain.com

Porsche Club 356 España Website

Porsche 356 Klubb Sverige  (Sweden)

The club's ambition would primarily be to protect the remaining 356s in the country and the culture around the 356, and to encourage members to preserve, renovate and, above all, drive their cars. 

Contact:
Email:  secretary@porsche356klubb.se

Porsche 356 Klubb Sverge Website

Porsche 356 Club of Switzerland

The purpose of the Porsche 356 Club Switzerland is to bring together owners of the Porsche types 356, 550 Spyder, 718 and 904 Carrera GTS from the model years 1948 to 1965/1966 to jointly care for the related technical, sporting, tourist and social issues.

Contact:
Michel Porchet 
 
Porsche 356 Club of Switzerland

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