Mark Geessink at Lammertink Specialized in Porsche

Mark has a very diverse background. From agricultural economist, business expert, intern at the European Parliament, the CDA Scientific Institute to head of Communications at Interpolis. A nice track record.

The story

Mark is now director/owner of ROS Managementregie. The essence of his company is helping companies, throughout the country, with reorganization, sale, merger, takeover, organizational change, human development, restructuring and performance improvement.

Mark is a real car fanatic with a great love for classic cars. In addition to a number of very exclusive classics, Mark owns a 356 Drauz and a 911 T. The story of the 356 Drauz is a special story.

After the car had been completely restored by Edwin and his team, Mark wanted to participate in a certain rally. The originality and authenticity of this 356 immediately stood out and the car was declared the ‘most beautiful restored car’.

Then Mark and Edwin came across an original 911 T from 1967. The car was in Friesland and it was almost a barn find. Fortunately, all the original parts were still present, which made the restoration a lot easier. Mark’s question to Edwin was ‘bring this 911 T back to its original state’. As it should be according to Mark.

The entire restoration process was a beautiful and special process in which everything was done to get back to the essence of this 911 T. All the hard work was rewarded during ‘Concours d’Elegance’ where Harm Lagaaij and Gijs van Lennep participated in the jury. After a quick look by both gentlemen, Mark’s 911 was complimented for its originality and was awarded first prize in its class. Mark likes to entrust his projects to Edwin and his team.

“Edwin is a good listener, his passion for authenticity, originality and creativity make him a special and rare Porsche Classic specialist. Edwin’s team is among the first Porsche officially certified specialists in the world. You can see those high quality standards and passion in everything. Even in the smallest details because ‘the devil is in the detail’. According to Mark”.