When you're building a limited edition car to celebrate the fact that Porsche Club of America (PCA) has been around for the past 60 years, you're also probably making a big deal out of the delivery process.
As you should, of course. These are truly special vehicles, and could even be considered collector's cars - as one of the PCA members points out in the video. With that in mind, Porsche flew in 10 lucky PCA members to their factory in Zuffenhausen where they also took delivery of their cars.
Much better than just waiting for your car to be delivered to your driveway, isn't it?
Of course, the 911 GTS Club Coupe is no stranger to the world wide web. Back in January we found out that it comes with a $136,060 price tag, or approximately $20,865 more than you'd need to spend for a regular GTS.
Even though no changes were made to the 430 PS 3.8 liter flat-six unit, the Club Coupe does come with a unique "Club Blau" color, a more pronounced front fascia (thanks to the SportDesign pack), modified side mirrors, a "ducktail" spoiler and 20" gloss black Sport Classic wheels.
Inside, the new owners will enjoy the Porsche Exclusive Carmine Red stitching, new carbon fiber trims and a GTS Club Coupe badge on the door sills. They also get the number "60" embossed in the center armrest compartment, which is a nice touch.
Looking at the footage, we can't help but notice that at least one of the PCA members went for the 7-speed manual version instead of the dual-clutch PDK, which just goes to show that these guys really do mean to enjoy driving the heck out of these 911s.
Speaking of which, the 911 GTS is capable of hitting 100 km/h (62 mph) in just 4.0 seconds if you let the transmission do all the shifting. As for the 7-speed manual, that'll help you hit the mark in 4.4 seconds - not as good but still impressive.
Either way, you're still going to max out at slightly over 300 km/h (186 mph) with these cars.
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