TOM VAGI

It’s no secret I have a great fondness for New England. In my humble opinion (emphasis on humble), it’s the greatest place in the whole of the United States. That said, life here brings with it many challenges. Among these is the seasonal use of Porsches, a situation I’m familiar with, not least through the feedback of customers at Seacoast Specialist Cars. In the world of sports cars, winter is chock full we are amid the spring rush of Porsches coming out of storage and being recommissioned for the summer-fall driving season. Growing up in an even colder and more inhospitable climate, I have become accustomed to the usual questions arising with regard to annual maintenance of Zuffenhausen’s low-milers, but last week, I had a breakthrough.