About Shasta Region - Porsche Club of America

Welcome to the PCA Shasta Region, where the thrill of driving meets the serenity of the Northern California landscape. Nestled amid rolling hills, winding mountain passes, and breathtaking vistas, our club brings together Porsche enthusiasts who share a love for performance, camaraderie, and the open road. Whether you’re a seasoned driver or just beginning your Porsche journey, you’ll find a warm, supportive community ready to share unforgettable experiences, lasting friendships, and a shared commitment to giving back.

A Brief History

Much of the Shasta Region’s historical archives have been lost over the years. Porsche owners and co-owners petitioned for a charter as an official region of the Porsche Club of America, Inc. on July 6, 1978. The name of the region was to be the PCA Shasta Region, and 25 member signatures were required for the petition.

On July 11, 1978, the charter was approved. The original territory consisted of Del Norte, Trinity, Shasta, Siskiyou, Modoc, Butte, Tehama, Glenn, and Lassen counties. The original bylaws were adopted in March of 1979.

Over the years, the club has grown from a handful of members into a vibrant community of 150 drivers, each contributing stories, expertise, and a passion for the Porsche brand.

Join Us!

Whether you’re drawn by a passion for the Porsche brand, motorsport-inspired events, the allure of pristine mountain roads, being part of the Porsche family, making new friendships and memories, or the chance to make a difference locally through the support of area charities, the PCA Shasta Region welcomes you.

Become part of a family that values friendship, adventure, and the enduring spirit of Porsche.

Explore our upcoming events, connect with fellow members, and start your journey with us today. Visit our Facebook and Instagram pages for more information!

Club Bylaws

The current bylaws (approved by PCA national) can be viewed here.

Mission Statement

“To unite Porsche enthusiasts across the Shasta region through shared passion, camaraderie, and unforgettable experiences, while honoring the heritage, engineering excellence, and driving spirit of the Porsche brand.”

Goals

1. Community Building
   Foster a welcoming, inclusive environment where members—whether seasoned owners or aspiring enthusiasts—can connect, exchange knowledge, and celebrate their love for Porsche.
2. Member‑Driven Events
   Organize a diverse calendar of events—including track days, scenic drives, car shows, technical workshops, and social gatherings—that cater to all skill levels and interests, encouraging active participation throughout the year.
3. Education & Preservation
   Provide resources and expert-led sessions on vehicle maintenance, restoration, and performance tuning, helping members preserve the legacy and optimal condition of their Porsche automobiles.
4. Advocacy & Representation
   Serve as the voice of the Shasta region within the broader Porsche Club of America network, advocating for member needs, supporting charitable initiatives, and promoting responsible stewardship of the Porsche brand.
5. Safety & Responsibility
   Emphasize safe driving practices, respect for local traffic regulations, and environmental responsibility during all club activities, ensuring enjoyable experiences for members and the community alike.

These pillars guide the Shasta Region’s efforts to create lasting memories, deepen automotive knowledge, and strengthen the bond among Porsche enthusiasts throughout the area.