Every March, something special happens in the heart of Texas. The Hill Country awakens to the sound of flat-six and flat-four engines echoing through the hills and the unmistakable fellowship of vintage Porsche enthusiasts who've found their home.
People drive from all over North America to be part of this, it isn't just another car show or a concours where you're afraid to touch anything.
The Hill Country Rallye is about driving through some of the most beautiful roads Texas has to offer.
Three days in Kerrville. Just you, your car, and a detailed route book with several carefully crafted drives through the best roads Texas has to offer.
Want to tackle the twisty stuff at sunrise? Go for it. Prefer a leisurely afternoon cruise? Perfect. Form your own groups, set your own pace, and drive the Hill Country the way it was meant to be driven.
And then there are the "Parking Lot" socials, those evenings where we gather around our cars, swap stories, share a beer, and inevitably end up under someone's car helping with that mysterious rattle or discussing the finer points of setting up the perfect suspension.
This is where you'll find the guy who's been daily driving his '73 911T for 30 years sitting next to someone who just bought their first 914.
ONLY your 1949–1989 air-cooled, torsion bar Porsche
Not your:
Basically, if it has cupholders, traction control, parking sensors, power steering, lane assist, ventilated seats or any other features standard on most modern Honda cars it’s probably not invited.