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The Art of Porsche Preservation

By Luke Gilmore

MAAP had the honor of hosting the Porsche Club of America for an exclusive class. Car enthusiasts and collectors gathered to gain valuable insights from Cole Scrogham, MAAP’s Executive Director, and Michael Scrogham, Assistant to the Executive Director, on how to maintain fuel quality in vehicles that aren’t driven regularly. Cole explained his approach to fuel storage with the Porsche 904, a rare and historically significant model. He shared that he uses 98 octane fuel and drains the tank every month to prevent degradation. Since many collector cars spend more time in garages than on the road, proper fuel maintenance is essential to preserving performance and preventing long-term engine issues.

The Porsche 904 Roars to Life

After the class, Cole and Michael Scrogham explained the history behind the 904 and started it up for the crowd. Today, it stands as a testament to Porsche’s engineering excellence and the dedication of enthusiasts who keep automotive history alive. Thank you to everyone who came out to this exclusive event! Follow us on Instagram or Facebook to keep up with the action at MAAP!

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