My first message after years of observation :))
Posted: Thu Apr 15, 2010 2:55 pm
Dear old Porsche friends
After having spent years visiting on a regular, intense basis this marvellous forum, I have decided to step across the line, to register and to start contributing.
I have been hit by the aircooled Porsche passion approx. 12 years ago, when I purchased my first 911, a 1985 3.2 targa. I had the big luck to own many of them, unfortunately (due to budget restrictions) not all contemporarily. After having moved onward to more modern 911 (but still air-cooled), I began the opposite evolution, until I came to the conclusion that early Porsche 911/912 represent the best compromise between the "old" 356s and the "new" 993s. In this convintion, back in 2006 I co-founded, togehter with 2 others aircooled Porsche nuts, the first Swiss club dedicated to early Porsche 911 and 912. The club is called "Urelfer Club Schweiz". Today, we count approx. 115 members, and the interest seems to be growing.
In November 2009 the club's website was activated (www.urelfer.ch). A couple of weeks ago the English translation was added. The website is enriched with many pictures and documents relating to the early 911 time.
I wish you to enjoy surfing on the Urelfer Club Schweiz website and look forward to chat with all of you over this great platform.
Best regards,
Mattia
After having spent years visiting on a regular, intense basis this marvellous forum, I have decided to step across the line, to register and to start contributing.
I have been hit by the aircooled Porsche passion approx. 12 years ago, when I purchased my first 911, a 1985 3.2 targa. I had the big luck to own many of them, unfortunately (due to budget restrictions) not all contemporarily. After having moved onward to more modern 911 (but still air-cooled), I began the opposite evolution, until I came to the conclusion that early Porsche 911/912 represent the best compromise between the "old" 356s and the "new" 993s. In this convintion, back in 2006 I co-founded, togehter with 2 others aircooled Porsche nuts, the first Swiss club dedicated to early Porsche 911 and 912. The club is called "Urelfer Club Schweiz". Today, we count approx. 115 members, and the interest seems to be growing.
In November 2009 the club's website was activated (www.urelfer.ch). A couple of weeks ago the English translation was added. The website is enriched with many pictures and documents relating to the early 911 time.
I wish you to enjoy surfing on the Urelfer Club Schweiz website and look forward to chat with all of you over this great platform.
Best regards,
Mattia
... some great driving roads you have 
