Helderburg comes to Park City. See the craft in person.
September 12 and 13. Two days with the vehicles themselves, and with founder Paul Potratz. Look closely. Ask anything. Stay as long as it holds you.
Photographs leave most of it out.
Paint depth, panel gaps, the weight of a door, the grain of a hide chosen a year before anyone sat on it. None of it survives a screen.
- See the craftsmanship.
- Explore the materials.
- Experience the engineering.
Arrive when it suits you. Spend an hour with the vehicles, sit down to lunch, come back to the one you keep returning to. Talk through your own commission with Paul, or say nothing at all and simply look.
Copies of Paul's book, A Gentleman's Guide to an Intentional Life, will be on hand for anyone who would like one.
We will be driving in Moab. You can join us.
When Park City closes on Sunday, the team drives south for three days of testing. Moab has become part of how a Helderburg is developed, and in September a small number of people will be there while the work happens.
The Proving Grounds is not a public event and it is not a tour. It is open only to those actively considering a Helderburg commission.
- Ride along on select trail sections
- A Helderburg in the terrain it was engineered against
- The engineering and design team, at work
- Three days, September 14 to 16
- Very limited participation
Mark it on your invitation request and we will follow up personally with what is involved.
Join us in Park City.
Tell us who is coming. Every request is read personally, and we will confirm your place and send the venue address and arrival details directly.
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A request asks to be considered for an invitation. Attendance is limited and confirmed individually.
Four things worth knowing.
Yes. Attendance is limited so every guest has time with the vehicles and with the team.
No. Whether you own one now or are beginning your search, you are welcome.
Yes. Note how many are coming on the request and we will plan for them.
Only if you are actively considering a commission. Places are very limited and confirmed one at a time. Mark it on your request and we will follow up with what is involved.
Most people will never see one of these in person.
Two days in Park City. September 12 and 13.
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