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How To Join The Porsche Club of America
Porsche Club of America (PCA)
The PCA was loosely founded in 1955 and has subsequently grown to be a well structured, large volunteer organization with thousands of members throughout America. The Porsche Club of America is dedicated to supporting Porsche owners and celebrating the brand.
The PCA goal is to bring together like minds for events, communications and camaraderie based around all things Porsche. PCA members race each other, show off their prized possessions and meet socially. The PCA sponsors driver education, restoration, and provides local hands-on technical sessions.
The club produces a monthly magazine called ‘Porsche Panorama’, which tells owner stories and provides an inside view to everything Porsche. Importantly, unlike many stuffy car clubs, the PCA is focused on people. All of their events are orientated around the enjoyment of the get-together.
How To Join The Porsche Club of America – PCA
In most circumstances, you cannot join the local PCA chapter directly.
Instead you need to join centrally at pca.org and the matching local PCA chapter, shown below, will be allocated to you after membership is complete. All you need to join is a credit card and your Porsche vin number.
The zones below show each local chapter and their respective websites so you can see what your local club is up to before you join.
You can join the test drive option if you don’t yet own a Porsche but are considering buying one.
How to Find Your Local PCA Club
The PCA is organized in to 14 geographic zones throughout the north American continent. The volunteer nature and organic growth of the organization has produced a somewhat unwieldy structure that can be disarming to navigate.
The national organization that oversees the zones can be found here. This is an excellent central resource for all things Porsche and the organizer of national events.
Each PCA geographic zone contains local regional clubs. There are 145 local regions across the United States and Canada. Most regions have their own web sites, identity and structure. Local regions organize all events that are closest to you.
Notice that some of the regions include half of a state territory where others are fully inclusive.
To learn more, simply start by clicking below on the Zone nearest to you.
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