The latest winner on Bridge Classic Cars Competitions has just taken delivery of his 1990 Porsche 944 Turbo. Paul Dendy was randomly selected as the winner at our live draw on 13th October 2022. His ticket number was 469 and
Back in April, our 1990 Porsche 944 Turbo was won by Lee Brown. As much as he enjoyed owning the car, he decided something a bit more practical would be better suited to him and his family. Luckily for you,
Last night, the Bridge Classic Cars Competitions team and a load of our friends all got together to find the new lucky owners of two dream classics and one of them, was for a very special cause. For the past
On a recent weekend trip away to Brighton we spotted this gorgeous Porsche 944 Convertible parked outside the Grand Hotel in Brighton.
The latest winner on Bridge Classic Cars Competitions has just taken delivery of his 1990 Porsche 944 Turbo.
Paul Dendy was randomly selected as the winner at our live draw on 13th October 2022. His ticket number was 469 and it proved to be very lucky for him.
Congratulations to Paul and we hope you enjoy this fantastic car.
Back in April, our 1990 Porsche 944 Turbo was won by Lee Brown.
As much as he enjoyed owning the car, he decided something a bit more practical would be better suited to him and his family. Luckily for you, we loved the car so much that we now have it back with us.
It has gone through a thorough inspection and assessment with our workshop team and they have given it a clean bill of health.
That’s why it is now available for you to win one more time. It is extremely rare that a car becomes available to win for a second time so, if you didn’t win in April, you’ve got one more chance to win it now.
If you want to be the new owner of our 1990 Porsche 944 Turbo, head over to Bridge Classic Car Competitions where you can find all the information you need.
Last night, the Bridge Classic Cars Competitions team and a load of our friends all got together to find the new lucky owners of two dream classics and one of them, was for a very special cause.
For the past few weeks, we have been raising much-needed funds in support of the DEC Ukrainian Humanitarian Appeal. This all started when a previous Bridge Classic Cars Competitions winner saw the situation in Ukraine coming to light after the invasion and the devastation and displacement it had caused to the people of Ukraine. So, Jar decided to get in touch and asked us to put the 1989 TVR S2 back into competition with 100% of the proceeds going directly every week to the DEC Ukraine Humanitarian Appeal. Thanks to your help, support and involvement plus the help from amazing companies such as Hagerty UK, Car & Classic, Classic and Sportscar Magazine and countless others across the industry, at 7 pm last night we raised a total of just over £38,500!
An amazing amount that will go a long way to help those needlessly and senselessly caught up in the conflict/invasion.
The other dream classic to be won was the incredible 1990 Porsche 944 Turbo. This car has one of the most extensive history folders we have ever come across. Detailed correspondence from the previous owner with the specialist who undertook all work on the classic Porsche, parts lists, turbo specification, dyno printouts and, its feature in the April 2017 issue of Practical Classics magazine.
So, with everyone eagerly awaiting the draw, the team began by firing up the random number generator to find out just who the lucky new owners of these beauties were. First was the 944.
This was a very popular competition with nearly all of the 3888 tickets going in just over a week. As Hayley did a few test runs of the random number generator for everyone in the room and at everyone watching along on the live stream, the tension rose.
Hayley entered the criteria between 1 and 3888. With a single click and a whir of numbers on the big screen, it was decided. Ticket number 770. This belonged to Lee Brown. The new owner of the 1990 Porsche 944 Turbo.
Then, it was time to find out who had not only donated to the Ukraine Humanitarian Appeal but also entered to win the 1989 TVR S2. Hayley reset the random number generator. And with a flash on the screen, the future of the car had been decided. It would now belong to Brian Swain with ticket 346.
On a recent weekend trip away to Brighton we spotted this gorgeous Porsche 944 Convertible parked outside the Grand Hotel in Brighton.
