ACP CLUB / EST. 2007.10.10

ACP Club of Korea People Who Drive Automotive History

ACP Club of Korea · Since 2007

Brought together by air-cooled Porsche.
People, cars and time shared since 2007.

Air-cooled Porsche cars in a colorful, closely layered line-up
Different colors and characters. A shared love of air-cooled Porsche.
FROM THE BEGINNING / 2007
“The owners in our club are people who drive automotive history.”

From the ACP founding statement by Yeo In-young, October 10, 2007

01 / COMMUNITY

Air-cooled Porsche, and the people behind them

ACP Club of Korea is a Korean air-cooled Porsche owners’ club founded on October 10, 2007. It brings together owners who love air-cooled Porsche to share the experience and knowledge they gain from owning and driving their cars.

The club began with a clear idea: alongside friendship, build a body of knowledge that helps people maintain and enjoy their cars. Maintenance and tuning, lessons learned through trial and error, and the practical experience of caring for each car are at its heart.

Air-cooled Porsche cars photographed together
Time spent with a car, and the scenes encountered along the way.
02 / OWNERSHIP

Sharing time with a car

To own an air-cooled Porsche for many years is to share time with a car. You keep an eye on its condition, care for what needs attention, then return to the road and feel the changes. By sharing these experiences, ACP members broaden the ways they enjoy their cars.

Three classic Porsche cars, photographed together
Driving together, sharing individual stories.
03 / OUR STORIES

Now, in the owners’ own voices

Here, LEGENDARY will record the stories of ACP and its owners. From how the club began and how each owner found their Porsche, to maintenance, restoration and memories made on the road together. We will add owners’ voices to photographs and specifications, introducing the years and experiences held by each car.

A meeting that began in 2007 continues, through the stories of people and their cars.

AIR-COOLED. HUMAN-DRIVEN.

Founding statement · Yeo In-young, October 10, 2007

Vehicle registration plates have been blurred for privacy.