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Northern Ohio Region PCA Newsletter november 2011 photo: doug wright best of at the nor car show chris moore’s 930 Voices from the Trunk Voices from the Trunk Read All About It! Staff Columns Notice of Elections .......................... 5 Pace Lap.............................................. 2 Keith Inniss 2011 NOR Proxy Form .................... 6 Your Board Members .........................3 German Car Show Results ............ 8 Doug Wright Anniversaries & New Members ... 14 Pat Ellert Porsche Problems in Pgh ............ 10 Doug Wright Board Meeting Minutes .............. 15 Dan Davis Call for 2012 Advertisers ............. 13 Shannon McCue Checkered Flag ...............................32 Les Checel Test Your Porsche IQ..................... 18 Consume! What’s Next? November/December Events ..... 4 Holiday Party Flyer ................. Insert The Paddock....................................28 Classified Ads Support our Sponsors! .................. 31 Advertiser’s Index Visit us on the web at norpca.org NOR’s website with up-to-date event schedules, downloadable forms, pictures, Voices in color, and more! Voices from the Trunk is the official publication of Northern Ohio Region (NOR) Porsche Club of America (PCA). Statements and opinions herein are those of the authors and do not necessarily represent the official position of NOR or PCA. Permission is granted for other PCA Regions to reprint articles, provided credit is given to the author and Voices from the Trunk. Subscriptions: Free for NOR members. Nonmembers: $25 per year. Send subscription requests to the Editor. ©2011 NOR PCA. november 2011 1 pace lap president keith inniss For those of us with garage queens our driving days may be numbered. Northern Ohio PCA is here to provide you with an excellent form of entertainment and- activities related to Porsches. By now many of us may be making a list of our winter projects and have winterized our Porsches and put them in the garage for the winter. Of course, we’re always hoping for the rare, warm, dry winter day to sneak in a brief drive. To satisfy our craving for auto races and other car related topics, we need to look for recorded videos like, [you tube Porsche]. Currently, the NOR Chairs are busy planning activities to fill the 2012 calendar and we are open to any new twist to old events or new suggestions. It’s almost time for Thanksgiving which is the most travelled holiday of the year. This means it’s time for families and friends to join together and celebrate all we are given to enjoy. I love the tradition of turkey, stuffing, and all of the fixings. Going forward.… November is the time for the Northern Ohio Region Annual Meeting and this year, Election of Officers for 2012-2013. The slate of officers is listed inside this newsletter The October Voices contained a brief bio and picture of each candidate. Each person brings a different perspective to the board. All are enthusiastic about the Club and about continuing the growth in 2 activities and attendance, and meeting the needs of our membership. So please come to the Annual Meeting on Nov. 12 at 7 PM to meet the candidates and cast your vote. The meeting is at Stoddard Parts new location at 190 Alpha Drive, Highland Heights, Ohio [driveway 21]. Come out to play and enjoy the food and the adult beverages. See the details inside. In December the Northern Ohio region will celebrate the holidays in style at the Marriott at Harvard and I-271 in Warrensville Hts. Come early and join the fun. Please bring an unwrapped gift for Toys for Tots. See details inside. Please remember to thank all board members and chair persons for their hard work over the last 2 years. Remember, NOR is your Club. You must participate to enjoy all it has to offer. Please volunteer to show others what you have to offer. NOR-PCA Voices from the Trunk your norpca board: 2011 officers *President Keith Inniss 3710 Kersdale Rd. Pepper Pike, Ohio 44124 440.669.1420 (c) fasn8ed930@gmail.com *Vice President Eric Christiansen 2884 Huntington Rd. Shaker Heights, Ohio 44120 216.312.5005 ekc5005@gmail.com *Secretary Dan Davis 28108 Osborn Road Bay Village, Ohio 44140 440.835.3765 dandavis@ameritech.net *Treasurer Mark Williams 7300 Rollingbrook Trail Solon, OH 44139 216.401.6316 mjrw1@aol.com *Past President Ed Baus 216.265.8057 *Membership Pat Ellert 7559 Brecksville Rd. Independence, OH 44131 216.524.7547 PEWE4now@sbcglobal.net *Competition Director Lori Bryant 440.247.1487 lori.bryant@att.net Zone Representative Ron Carr 7000 Green Mill Rd. Johnstown, OH 43031 740.967.6027 zone4rep@embarqmail.com Social Jim & Diane Forcina 216.712.1348 (c) jim@forcina.com Chief Instructor Bob Bryant 440.247.1487 lori.bryant@att.net Autocross Doug Bradley 440.428.7043 bradleyd@adelphia.net Rally Ava Singerman & Bob Palmer 440.821.8630 avadancer1@aol.com Concours Mark Taylor 440.899.6338 mtaylor@arrasgroup.com IRAC Representative John Hulick 440.350.4571 kingcone@aol.com Technical & Safety Mike Garriga 216.408.5652(c) mgarriga@stoddard.com Voices Editor Les Checel 440.461.2546 noreditor@pobox.com Advertising & Sponsor Coordinator Shannon McCue 216.274.2282 smccue@hahnlaw.com Webmaster Bill Polewchak 440.942.8664 pchak@troopone.net Goodie Store Manager Debbie Moore 216.533.1238 dkmoore2@sbcglobal.net * Voting Board Member Tech Sessions november 2011 3 november/december events NOR Annual Meeting and Elections Saturday November 12 2011 7:00pm Stoddard Parts 190 Alpha Park; Highland Heights, OH Combine club business and pleasure by attending the annual NOR business meeting at Stoddard. Hear a review of 2011 activities, meet the candidates and elect 2012 club officers. Bring your appetite, appetizers, salads, and desserts. Stoddard will provide the main course. NOR will provide hard and soft drinks. Please RSVP by Nov. 9 to Jim Forcina 216.901.1278 or jim@forcina.com NOR Holiday Party Saturday December 10, 2011 6:00pm Cocktails & Hot Hors D’oeuvres 7:00pm Dinner & Dancing Marriott Cleveland East 26300 Harvard Road; Warrensville Heights, OH It’s not too early to begin holiday festivities, especially when it’s the Northern Ohio Region’s annual Holiday Party. This event has sold out every year, so please plan on attending and send in your reservations early. This year we are supporting the U.S. Marine Corps Toys for Tots Foundation. Please bring a new un-gift wrapped toy for your donation. See the centerfold registration form in this issue of Voices for meal choices and costs. RSVP’s to include payment are due by November 10. Direct questions to Jim & Diane Forcina at 216.901.1278 or jim@forcina.com 4 NOR-PCA Voices from the Trunk notice of elections for 2012-13 term dan davis Please join us for NOR’s annual meeting on Saturday, November 12, at 7 p.m. at Stoddard Parts, 190 Alpha Drive, Highland Hts., OH. Elections for NOR PCA’s four board positions will be held at the annual meeting. We have several nominees for the elected board positions. Nominees include (in alphabetical order by office): President: Keith Inniss Skip Wolfe VP: Patrick Hawkins Denis Moore Secretary: Kellen Miller June Roesch Treasurer: Eric Christensen You can read the bios of each candidate in the October issue of Voices. Club members and associate members in good standing (i.e. have paid their dues) who cannot attend the annual meeting in person may request a proxy from NOR Secretary Dan Davis at 440-835-3765 or dandavis@ameritech.net. A proxy will also be included in the November Voices on page 6. november 2011 5 2011 nor proxy form Northern Ohio Region Proxy Form If you are unable to attend the annual meeting on November 12th and vote in person, you can use this proxy form to have another NOR member in good standing cast a vote for you. Fill out Proxy form in its entirety and legibly. All forms not completely filled out or illegible will be considered null and void. This form must be presented to the NORPCA Secretary at the Annual Meeting on November 12, 2011, to obtain a ballot. PROXY FORM Be it known that I _________________________________________ The undersigned Active Member of NORPCA do hereby proxy my vote to _____________________________________________________. Be it known that I ____________________________________________ The undersigned Active Associate Member of NORPCA do hereby proxy my vote to _________________________________________________________. to vote on my behalf at NORPCA’s Annual Meeting on November 12, 2011, or any adjournment thereof, for the transaction of any business which may legally come before the meeting, and for me in my name, to act as fully as I could do if personally present; and I herewith revoke any other proxy heretofore given _________________________ _________________________________ _ Active Member signature Active Associate Member signature _________________________ _________________________________ _ Active Member PCA number Active Associate Member PCA number _________________________ _________________________________ Date Date This is not a ballot. Cut here 6 NOR-PCA Voices from the Trunk german car show scenes ava singerman november 2011 7 2011 german car show results doug wright FIRST NAME LAST NAME 930 Chris Moore 28 VW Karmann-Ghia Philip Melinz 26 1986 Porsche 930 Turbo 1969 Mercedes 280 SL 1956 Porsche 1971 BMW 7 1970 8 9 PLACE YEAR MAKE 1 1979 Porsche 2 1972 3 4 5 6 MODEL SCORE Charlie Swift 24 Don Brehm 23 356A Mike Immarino 21 2002 John Landreth 17 Porsche 914-6 Les Checel 17 1988 Porsche 930 Turbo Targa Keith Iniss 16 1988 Porsche 928 S4 Sean Manion 15 10 1961 VW Cabriolet Jon LuPica 15 11 1998 BMW M3 Dave Cvjeticanin 14 12 1959 Porsche 356 Cab John Blazar 14 13 2000 Mercedes CLK 430 Judy Brehm 13 14 1997 Porsche 993 Sean Manion 13 15 1963 Porsche 356B Denis Moore 13 16 1962 Porsche 356 Joe Jakubus 13 17 2005 BMW M3 Milan Cvjeticanin 13 18 1987 Porsche 944 Racer Chris Moore 12 19 2003 BMW M3 Howard Denney 12 20 2006 VW GTI Andy Pasternak 12 21 1971 Mercedes 280 M.B. Taft 11 22 1956 Porsche 356 Jerry Payto 11 23 1975 Porsche Strosek 911 Dustin Randall 10 24 2007 BMW Z4M Roadster 25 2001 Porsche 911 Turbo Bill Balena 10 Matt Warren 26 1971 Porsche 10 911 William Hazsah 27 1985 10 Porsche 944 Mark Taylor 28 9 1995 Porsche 968 Richard Burns 9 29 2005 Mercedes SL 55 Ray Vehovec 9 30 2005 BMW M3 John Blind 9 31 1969 Porsche 911T Roberta Heller 8 32 1994 Mercedes E 320 Cabriolet Michael Machi 8 33 2003 BMW 330i ZHP Guy Foster 8 34 1974 Porsche Mark Taylor 7 35 2008 Porsche 914 Boxster RS60 Spyder Paul Reddix 7 36 2004 Porsche Boxster Jeff Gerrone 7 8 NOR-PCA Voices from the Trunk 37 2001 VW Jetta Jeff Gerrone 7 38 1964 Porsche 356 39 2000 VW Golf TDI Randall Beck 6 Eric Baun 40 2000 BMW 328i 6 Doug Wright 41 Mercedes CLK 63 AMG 42 2008 1986 1/2 5 Stephen Baumgarten 5 Porsche 43 2003 VW 928S Mike Buccicone 5 GTI 20th Ann Mitch Lyon 5 44 2011 Audi S4 - Imola 45 1991 Mercedes 300 SL Patrick Lewis 5 Robert Young 46 2004 Porsche 4 Boxster S Eric Christiansen 47 2004 4 Audi A4 Paul Gazella 48 4 2008 VW Rabbit Kyle Fritsch 4 49 1978 VW Double Cab Chuck Spence 4 50 1988 Porsche 911 Mark Sterunc 4 51 2003 BMW 540i Greorge Jabbour 4 52 1970 VW Beetle Tom Metzger 3 53 2001 Porsche Boxster Don Thompson 3 54 2006 Porsche Cayman S Greg Zito 3 Janet Balena 3 Lee Kalessis 3 55 2002 BMW M3 56 1982 Mercedes 380 SL 57 2004 Audi A4 Heath Bodo 3 58 2009 Mercedes E 550 Sean Manion 2 59 1999 Mercedes C- 280 Fred Gesell 2 60 1987 Porsche 928 S4 Katherine Binder 2 61 2010 VW GTI Tim Daly 2 62 2003 Porsche Boxster S Randall Roe 2 63 2000 VW Jetta TDI Cory Altemns 2 Best of Show Judges Choices november 2011 Porsche 930 Audi A4 BMW M3 Mercedes 280SL Porsche 356B VW Golf TDI Porsche 944 Racer Chris Moore Paul Gazella Howard Denney Don Brehm Denis Moore Eric Baun Chris Moore 9 pittsburgh porsche problems doug wright I’ve been doing PCA events on and off for twenty plus years and thought it would be fun to get the family together at the Pittsburgh Vintage GP. Son Steven and I went last year in our BMW and had a good time. Porsche was the featured marque this year and this would be a good excuse to get the air conditioning recharged and go for a road trip. unit. Getting the alternator out of the housing it’s been living in for the past three decades is another matter. The trick is to do it and not mangle the thin magnesium fan or housing in the process. Many thanks to my friend Dave over at PaintWorks for his expertise here. Sometimes I wonder how the people with 356s do it. Their cars are 46 years old or more and they get in them and go for a 225 mile road trip as if they were driving Corollas! Don’t they worry something might break? My car is only 38 years old and I often worry about things going south. Well, I figured another road trip would be fun. I spent a Saturday and adjusted the valves, changed the oil, filter, gaskets, fan belt, and spark plugs. The car was ready except for the air conditioning recharge. I made an appointment with my favorite shop that still has a supply of R12 refrigerant. On the way to work I figured I’d try the air conditioning. I noticed the red alternator light was on, and here I am motoring along on the Turnpike at 70 mph. No weird noises, no cooked oil smell, no histrionics from the gauges. The belt was brand new and sure appeared to be installed correctly. I got off at the next exit two miles down the road and found a spot to pull over. I opened the lid and everything looks fine except the red light was still on. I drove the rest of the way to work in Prius mode. I figured my 38 year old alternator needed some attention. Checked the batteries – 12.9 Volts. I’ll drive from work to the shop on battery power – about 40 miles. The car started up and I drove there without issue. Now if you’ve ever removed the alternator from a 911 it’s a pretty easy task to remove the alternator, housing, and fan as a single 10 The Stubborn Alternator The next day my daughter took the alternator over to Certified Auto Electric in Bedford and her Miata to the shop for some freon. The car is only twenty years old and the AC probably hasn’t been charged in five years. After a recharge it worked great! Air from the vents is around 40°F. Darned Japanese cars! A couple days later I picked up the alternator, took it home, cleaned up the fan and shroud, and put everything back together. I charged up the batteries over night and the car started instantly the next morning. No more red light. Ahhh. I shouldn’t have been so sanguine. Saturday morning we packed the 911 and the Miata and motored off to Pittsburgh. We arrived at our hotel about eight miles from Schenley Park and I shut off the air conditioning and the car. We went inside and met an old friend of mine from high school named Bob. Photos: Doug Wright NOR-PCA Voices from the Trunk I’ll sleep on it. The next day it’s back to the track in the VW for more Porsche enjoyment. Thanks again Bob! Of course the Miata runs like a champ. Darned Japanese cars! Starting Out for Pittsburgh It’s hot. The Porsche coughs to life for all of about ten seconds and then dies. I’ve seen this before and figured it’s just vapor lock from the heat. Well, no. The car refused to restart. Boy am I disappointed. I drove 120 miles to go to a Porsche event and I’ll show up in Bob’s VW! It’s a nice VW, but still. Thanks to Bob for saving the day! We had a good day at the track and saw lots of Porsches and our Porsche friends. We had a good time in spite of the withering heat. Judy saw two unusual cars like her parents used to have. A Checker and a Scout II! That evening back at the hotel I called a friend, like on Who wants to be a Millionaire. We play sempai / kohai and walk through some 911 diagnostics. Take off the air cleaner cover. Move the air plate. Do the injectors sound like a harmonica? Yes. Listen to the CD box. Does it whine? Yes. Pull an injector and lift the air plate. Does it spray? Yes. Pull a plug wire and ground it to a screwdriver. Does it spark? Yes. Check the throttle actuation. It’s good. Okay. We’ve got fuel, spark, and air. Maybe it’s the timing. Check the distributor. Point gap is around .016 inch just like normal. Hmmm. Fortunately it’s a 38 year old car and we can check all these things. If it were 8 years old or less I’d need a laptop and software to determine the same thing! Still the car won’t start! Grrrr. november 2011 Sunday thankfully is a little cooler. We had fun watching the Porsche parade lap and the racing. I begin to worry about what to do with my dead 911. I talked to all sorts of Porsche people about my plight. The Allegheny Region president directed me to the proprietor of a local independent Porsche shop. Yes. It’s really all about the people. I met Pete Delmer of Pete’s European Techniques and we formulate a plan. If the car still doesn’t restart he’ll have it towed to his shop to diagnose and repair it. We got back to the hotel around 2 pm and still the car won’t start. We even tried to roll start it to no avail. I made a reservation on line for the MegaBus for son Steve and me. I called the towing company. They will pick the car up the next day. I put the key in an envelope with a note and left it with the desk clerk at the hotel. Gulp. Big leap of faith. Bob took us to the bus station. Thanks again Bob! The girls motor off homeward bound in the trusty Miata. Darned Japanese cars! The ride back to Cleveland was pretty nice, for a bus. If you go mid-week with a reservation a week in advance it’s only $1.50 a person. Are they eleemosynary or what?! The bus is clean, has wifi, 120 VAC outlet, and has comfortable seats. We almost beat the girls in that darned Miata back to Cleveland. (cont. on page 12) 11 pittsburgh porsche problems (cont.) It seems when I removed the alternator housing from the car I had to move the coil. Well, moving the coil caused the positive lead to come loose. That intermittent connection while driving destroyed the coil. Luckily the car died in the hotel parking lot and not on the highway. The Long Ride Home The next afternoon Cress towing called to let me know the 911 is safely at Pete’s. Whew! Then Tuesday afternoon Pete called me. I figured it’s something expensive. No, it’s just a non-functional ignition coil. He replaced it then reset the timing and idle speed. He then road tested it and pronounced that the Porsche performed perfectly. Many thanks to Pete Delmer, Cress Towing, Eric Steinel, and Bob King for getting me through a rough situation. If you’re ever in Pittsburgh, actually Coraopolis, and have a need for Porsche repairs or parts, look up Pete’s European Techniques. It’s a first rate shop and can accommodate just about any Porsche need. Actually he works on other European marques too so you needn’t be bashful bringing him your BMW. The cars are interesting, but they’re what bring great people together. 356 Show Field at the PVGP 12 NOR-PCA Voices from the Trunk call for 2012 advertisers shannon mccue ARE YOU INTERESTED IN ADVERTISING IN VOICES IN 2012?? If you are interested in advertising in Voices from the Trunk for 2012, please complete registration by December 12, 2011. TO REGISTER, YOU MUST SUBMIT ALL OF THE FOLLOWING: • A REGISTRATION FORM, • PAYMENT, and • A COPY OF YOUR ADVERTISEMENT* All of this information must be in by Dec. 12th so that we can meet our publication deadline. If you have any questions, contact me at smccue@hahnlaw.com Thanks for your continued support! The registration form and payment should be mailed to Shannon McCue at 200 Public Square, Suite 2800, Cleveland Ohio 44114. To ensure the best print quality, a PDF format copy of your ad should be sent to noreditor@norpca.org ___________________________________________ VOICES ADVERTISING REGISTRATION FORM Select the appropriate advertising space (all rates are on a prepaid basis): _____ Cover page ad @ $1325/Yr ____ 1/2 page ad @ $476/Yr _____ Inside Cover (black and white) @ $1105/Yr _____ Full page ad @ $939/Yr _____ 1/4 page ad @ $313/Yr (name/organization):__________________Phone:_________________ Address:_____________________________________ Email:__________ november 2011 13 october Anniversaries & New Members Pat Ellert YEARS 43 37 36 30 22 21 21 20 16 15 14 13 13 13 12 12 11 11 11 10 10 9 9 8 6 6 5 5 4 4 4 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 MEMBER Charles & Cynthia Stoddard William & Martha Carter Gregory & Karen Babb Patrick & Christine Healy Greg & Patricia Panik Ronald & Loretta McHenry D & Martha Stiles Christopher Taucher Mark & Tara Howard Daniel & Mary Beth Fox James & Kathryn Slates Baker William & Valerie Durica Theodore & Sandra Wiese Michael & Michael T Lubowicki Douglas & Lori Reighart Forrest & Susan C. Olmstead Robert Topolski Frank & Nancy Eilberg Joseph & Joan Hruby Richard & Matthew Warren Vance & Austin Snyder Shannon McCue Patrick & Barbara Rice Tim & Kimberly Cantwell Daniel Fuller Lyle & Crystal Schulte David & Michele Knight Raymond & Westley Czech James & David Howell Mark & Debbie Mioduszewski Terry & Denise Hawk Kris & Ken Tatter Rod Brumberg Regina Palmer DaleYong & Kim Kistemaker Obinna & Manica Isiguzo Lawrence & Nathan Holstein William Gibson Dan Heman NEW MEMBERS We look forward to meeting all these folks and their Porsches at future NOR events. Greg Jordan Painesville 1989 928 S4 Thomas Leatherman Lorain 1998 Boxster Keith Petty Grafton 1995 911 Lee Poseidon Cleveland 2004 911 Conner Robbins Chagrin Falls 2006 ? . Send a note with your old & new address to: Pat Ellert: PCA Membership 7559 Brecksville Rd. Independence, Ohio 44131 email: PEWE4now@ sbcglobal.net 14 If you note any incorrect information on the Anniversary or New Member lists, please notify Pat Ellert so the records may be updated. If your mailing label is incorrect or you wish to change your mailing address for Voices, please contact Pat Ellert to update the mailing list. NOR-PCA Voices from the Trunk board meeting minutes dan davis October 3, 2011 Stoddard Parts Attendees Keith Inniss, Eric Christensen, Dan Davis, Walt and Pat Ellert, Bob Palmer, Ava Singerman, Shannon McCue, Les Checel, Ed Baus, Lori Bryant, Mark and June Roesch, John Giese, Patrick Hawkins, Garry and Landa Simmons, Harry Covington, Mike Garriga, Skip Wolfe, Ed and Diane Baus, Rhen Avner Minutes The September minutes were approved as submitted. Elections Elections for NOR PCA’s four board positions will be held November 12 at the annual meeting. We have several nominees for the elected board positions. Nominees include (in alphabetical order by office): President: Keith Innis, Skip Wolfe VP: Patrick Hawkins, Denis Moore Secretary: Kellen Miller, June Roesch Treasurer: Eric Christensen You can read the bios of each candidate in the October issue of Voices. Club members and associate members in good standing (i.e. have paid their dues) who cannot attend the annual meeting in person may request a proxy from Secretary Dan Davis at 440-835-3765 or dandavis@ameritech.net. A proxy will also be included in the November issue of Voices. Financial Report No financial update this month. Competition Events The Allegheny and Mid-Ohio regions have agreed to join NOR and financially support a driving instructor training clinic this winter. Watch for more details. november 2011 Our Mid-Ohio DE was a success, even though the weather was ugly on Friday and Saturday. With 105 paid participants we expect the event to come out on budget. Social The holiday party will be held on Saturday, December 10, at the Cleveland East Marriott in Warrensville Heights. Reservations are required. See the registration insert in October and November Voices, or you can sign up at clubregistration.net Membership We have 575 members, with 5 new members, one transfer out, 12 nonrenewals and 35 renewals. Tech Sessions We’re looking for someone to chair the tech sessions. If you’re interested in taking over the position, please contact Keith Innis. New Business The annual meeting will be November 12 at 7 p.m. at Stoddard Parts. Stoddard will provide the main dish, tables and chairs, and the club will provide beverages. Members should bring a side dish, salad or desert. Newsletter Les Checel will step down as editor of Voices and Ava Singerman has agreed to take over as newsletter editor at a date TBD. We’re soliciting ads for the newsletter for 2012. Please let Shannon McCue know if you know of some potential advertisers. We’ll solicit current advertisers to see if they want to renew. Next Meeting November 12, 7 p.m. at Stoddard Parts, 190 Alpha Drive, Highland Hts., OH. 15 german car show scenes ava singerman 16 NOR-PCA Voices from the Trunk taste of italy at forcina’s house party ava singferman november 2011 17 test your porsche iq Here is a sampling of the questions asked on the 2011 Savannah Porsche Parade Tech Quiz. Try your luck at this group of 10. General Knowledge: 1) Which of the following was the first project for the Porsche Corporation after its establishment in 1930? A. Auto Union Grand Prix race car B. Type 60K10 Berlin to Rome race car C. Type 7 Wanderer sedan D. Type 60 basic chassis for the VW “People’s” Car 356 2) The early Gmund coupes continued the tubular space frame/aluminum body design of Porsche 001, with welded sheet-steel body structure and steel panel bodies not coming into production until after production began in Stuttgart. A. True B. False 911 Early 911, 930, 912, 912E 3) The 901 was presented to the world for the first time at which auto show? A. 1993 Detroit Auto Show B. 1964 Paris Auto Show C. 1963 Paris Auto Show D. 1963 Frankfurt Auto Show 911 Mid 911, 930 4) Which of the following was the earliest “redevelopment” projects for the 911 when Peter Schutz took over at Porsche in 1981? A. A competition 911 ultimately known as the 911SC/RS B. Full 911 cabriolet C. Development of four-wheel-drive for the 911 chassis to be used for off-road racing D. PDK transmission 964, 993 5) The RS America, with a base price of $53,900 ($10,000 less than Carrera 2), was available with limited colors and options but the following as standard equipment: A. Limited-slip differential B. Limited-assist power steering C. Turbo brakes D. M030 sport suspension 18 NOR-PCA Voices from the Trunk 996, 997, Boxster, Cayman 6) Eberhard Brose, a long-time Porsche man and modeler, deliberately chose this designer’s sketch to model during development of the 996, ultimately forming the basis for the final 996 design. A. Pinky Lai B. Wolfgang Mobius C. Grant Larson D. Matthias Kulla 914 7) This VW leader worked with Ferry Porsche to create the gentleman’s agreement for the 914 project between Porsche and VW: A. Kurt Lotz B. Ferdinand Piech C. Hans Hermann D. Heinz Nordhoff 924, 944, 968 8) The “924” model name is based on the actual Porsche design number. A. True B. False 928 9) Standard tires issued on the 928 when first introduced were: A. Pirelli P7’s B. Bridgestone RE7’ s C. Michelin XWX’s D. Pirelli P Zero’s Cayenne, Panamera 10) Both the Cayenne and Panamera have a choice of steel or air suspensions. 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We have select spaces in our 40,000 sq. ����������������������������������������������������������� ���������������������������������������������������������������� ���������������������������������������������������������� R&H Motorcars -Full service repair and 6441 Davis Industrial Pkwy ��������������������� Solon OH 44139 ��������������������� 440.914.0000 -Sales and consignment www.motorcargroup.com november 2011 25 26 NOR-PCA Voices from the Trunk ATTORNEYS AT LAW � Business � Litigation � Creditors’ Rights/Bankruptcy � Labor & Employment � Intellectual Property � Estate Planning Named a Go-To Law Firm® in 2008 by two Fortune 100 companies cleveland columbus akron naples fort myers november 2011 SHANNON MCCUE direct 216.274.2282 direct fax 216.274.2286 attorney at law smccue@hahnlaw.com www.hahnlaw.com H A H N L O E S E R & PA R K S L L P 200 Public Sq., Ste. 2800 Cleveland, Ohio 44114-2316 27 The Paddock NORPCA Classifieds Voices makes space available to PCA members for want/sell ads at no cost. 1. Ads are listed for 3 months. 2. Mail or email all ads to noreditor@pobox.com. No ads can be taken by phone. Cars 2008 Porsche Boxster, Carrera White Exterior/ Black Top/Black Interior with Wood Trim, Heated Seats, Premium Sound and Navigation System. 5 Speed Manual Transmission, Excellent Condition. 47,500 Miles. Asking $37500. Please Call Mark @ 216-374-7935 9 1981 Alfa Romeo Veloce Spider. Silver over Burgundy leather. Second owner 25 years. 39K miles. Always garaged and covered, never seen snow. Looks great, much new, comes with parts, tools and records. Full details, pix. $7000 Jeff Noss 216-570-2423 jsn9@cox.net 9 2000 Boxster S. 65K mi, one owner. Rain Forest Green Metallic (2000 only year this color was available), blk top/interior. 6 speed. Sport pkg. Heated seats. Clamp on extended roll bar. Maint. by Stoddard and Steinel. All maintenance records. Clean. Great car! Extra set of tires wheels and tires (not pristine). $17K OBO. Roberta. reheller@sbcglobal.net or 216.310.2734 11 Parts Four Pirelli Asymmetrico Winter Tires mounted on 17 inch Wheels. Used very little. Front pair 205/50, rear pair 225/45. $400 for set plus actual shipping cost. Constantine Kliorys, kestas@prodigy.net 10 Brey-Krause Roll Bar Extension for 986 Boxster. Model R-3010 Used, but in perfect condition. $500.00 (OBO) Shipping/Delivery TBD. Call Dick at 440-476-7878 or Email: richardesh@roadrunner.com 10 3. To repeat an ad, please resubmit it. 4. Non-members may advertise for three (3) consecutive months for $15 per month. Hint: Join NOR PCA. Then it only costs $42 for 3 months of ads and membership! 19” Tech Art Black Wheels for C4S or Turbo, includes tires. The front tires are great, needs rear tires. $1850.00 Please call Bart @ 330-659-6775 10 Boxster Snow Tires & Wheels. Four 17” Dunlop SP Winter Sport M2 tires mounted on 5-spoke alloy turbo twist wheels. One pair of 205/50 R17 89V tires with about 90% tread mounted on turbo twist 7.5J-17 rims (52mm offset) for the front. One pair of 255/40 R17 94V tires with about 75-80% tread mounted on turbo twist 9J-17 rims (47mm offset) for the rear. The Dunlop tires were made in Germany. The grey painted alloy wheels have a 5x130 bolt pattern and were made in Italy. Wheels are in great condition with just a few light scuffs/scratches. Included are a set of four gray center caps that have the black Porsche emblem. They will fit all 1997 to 2003 Boxsters along with other Porsche’s such as non-wide-body 911’s from 1997 to 2004. Asking $700. Call Jim @ 440-227-2130 or jgotch@adelphia.net 11 Misc. 1971 BMW R50/5 motorcycle. Second owner 14 years. 15K miles. All original. All seals replaced, carbs rebuilt for ethanol gas. New SS spokes and tires and more. Bags and Windjammer fairing. Kids on the street say “Nice bkie mister” Asking $4800. Jeff Noss 216-570-2423 or jsn9@cox.net. 9 Richfield car storage - secure & safe indoor facility @ $75.00 per month. Limited spots available. Please call Bart @ 330-659-6775 for arrangements 10 4 Cayman S Volk Racing Wheels 18” wheels with Blizzak snow tires. 245/40 rear and 235/40 front snow tires. Used lightly for three winter seasons on 2006 Cayman S. Wheels never used on track. Monoblock forged. As purchased from Tire Rack. Be prepared for winter and use as forged track wheels next spring. $1600 for the set in Solon OH. Ron Wiser (440) 796-4218 or ronwiser@aol.com. 10 28 NOR-PCA Voices from the Trunk november 2011 29 LOOKING FOR CAR STORAGE? LARGE SCALE PRIVATE STORAGE NOW AVAILABLE IN THE STRONGSVILLE AREA! at BUCKEYE STORAGE CONDOMINIUMS •20’ WIDE, 48’ DEEP & 16’ HIGH INDIVIDUAL UNITS - COMBINE UNITS FOR MORE SPACE! •OVERHEAD DOORS MEASURE 12’ WIDE & 14’ HIGH •CONCRETE FLOORS, HEATED, FULLY INSULATED WITH FINISHED INTERIORS •WIDE CONCRETE DRIVE AND INDIVIDUALLY METERED ELECTRIC & GAS SERVICE •OWN YOUR UNIT…BUILD EQUITY…SAVE ON WASTED RENT PAYMENTS •PERSONALIZE YOUR UNIT WITH LOFTS, CEILING FANS, EXTRA LIGHTS, OUTLETS ETC… •GREAT SPOT TO WORK AND PLAY ON YOUR PRIZED POSSESSIONS! •UNITS ARE DEDICATED TO CAR COLLECTORS LIKE YOURSELF! •RENT-TO-OWN OPTIONS NOW AVAILABLE!!! ** Ask about our Medina location as well Location - 12329 Eaton Commerce Parkway (@8 miles west of Rt.71/Rt.82) CONTACT INFO: 440.221.1721 OR 330.421.6575 WWW.BUCKEYESTORAGE.COM 30 NOR-PCA Voices from the Trunk NOR PCA Ad Rates, 2011 1/4 Page: 1/2 Page: 5x5 Ad: Full Page: Color Cover: $313/Yr $476/Yr $725/Yr $939/Yr $1350/Yr All rates on a prepaid basis. 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That will help ensure that you have Voices from the Trunk by the 1st of each month. november 2011 Support Our Advertisers ACM Signs & Graphics ................................21 Autobahn Extremist ....................................26 Buckeye Storage ...........................................30 Chemsultants.................................................29 Ferry Industries .............................................20 Gene Hauck ....................................................25 Gino Tasca Builders .....................................20 GK’s Custom Polishing ...............................23 Hahn Loeser ...................................................27 Jay Traner ........................................................20 John Truman Enterprises ..........................30 Merrill Lynch ..................................................24 Mid Ohio School ...........................................24 Panelwerks ....................................................... 2 Porsche Beachwood ................................. IBC Porsche of North Olmsted.......................22 Process Creative Studios ...........................27 R&H Motorcar Group..................................25 Steinel’s Autowerks .....................................31 Stoddard Parts ............................................ IFC The Coin Shop........................................... BC 31 Checkered Flag Editor Les Checel I think Mr. Penske made a mistake or maybe just misplaced my invitation to the Porsche Beachwood dealership opening party. In any event, I was left to read about the affair in the 9-29-11 Plain Dealer Metro Section. Commentary columnist Mark Naymik head-lined his description of the evening with the words “Porsche Buyers Good for the Local Economy.” Mark pulled up to the red carpet in a 130K mi. Saturn SUV. I could have arrived in something more fitting and written a positive spin review too. But we will have to settle for the view through Mark’s eyes. He was impressed with the sparkle on the showroom floor, especially that coming from a Red Panamera and from the bling worn by the party people. Waiters from Red the Steakhouse were circulating with shot glasses full of pumpkin soup. The next time Roberta Heller invites me over for dinner I’m going to request she serves that in bowls. I’d bet hers would be better. The service area made a big favorable impression. The spaciousness, cleanliness, and décor reminded Naymik of a modern hotel lobby. Was his viewpoint influenced by the high-end sushi offered, the vintage and current Porsches on display, the ice sculptured Porsche Crest, and the cool jazz band playing off to the side? But the real purpose of Naymik’s column was to debate the decision of Penske Automotive to invest $7.7 million to refurbish the corner property at Chagrin Blvd. & Richmond Rd. In today’s tough economic climate does it make sense to open a business which caters to the affluent Porsche buyer? Roger, being the shrewd businessman that he is, surely thinks so. Economists with a Republican bent would say that tax cuts on Porsche buyers would allow their purchase dollars to cause a trickle down economy boost. The Democratic economic experts counter that tax breaks for people like the 26 Beachwood Porsche employees would better stimulate by freeing up dollars for purchases of refrigerators, back to school clothes, and home roof repairs. I’m not here to take sides on this issue. Maybe we should ask people like Brad, Bill, Dave, or Kellen what they think. And for equal time talk to the new owner of that Red Panamera. The only negative he had to report was a fog machine blowing white haze through the room. It could have been worse. Picture my 914/6 idling in Service Bay 10 before it got its valve guides replaced. 32 NOR-PCA Voices from the Trunk 25855 Chagrin Blvd. Beachwood, OH 44122 216�763�4911 www.porscheofbeachwood.com LOCATED AT KAMM’S CORNER 17012 Lorain Avenue * Cleveland, OH 44111 Phone: 216-476-1556 * Fax: 216-476-8812 * Email: tcs-edwards@msn.com Hours: Mon - Fri: 10 am - 5 pm * Sat: 10 am - 1 pm Greg Panik Established 1979 WWW.COINSHOPCLEVELAND.COM Gold, Silver & Platinum * Gold Jewelry U.S. & Foreign Coins * Sterling Flatware Private Mint Gold & Silver * Platinum Jewelry & Wire Bullion Gold & Silver Coins * Mint & Proof Sets BUYING: U.S. & Foreign Coins * Coin Supplies * Bullion BUYING: SELLING: Voices from the Trunk c/o Pat Ellert 7559 Brecksville Rd. Independence, OH 44131 PRESORTED FIRST-CLASS MAIL U.S. POSTAGE PAID CLEVELAND, OH PERMIT NO. 944 FIRST CLASS MAIL TEMP-RETURN SERVICE REQUESTED 11/12 ........ annual meeting 12/10 ....... holiday party Calendar of Events: When: Saturday, December 10, 2011 Time: 6:00 PM for cocktails & hot hors d' oeuvres 7:00 PM for dinner & dancing Place: Marriott, Cleveland East 26300 Harvard Road Warrensville Heights, OH 44122 (216) 378-9191 Free parking It’s not too early to begin the holiday festivities, especially when it is the Northern Ohio Region’s annual Holiday Party. This event has sold out every year, so please plan on attending and send in your reservations early. The cocktail reception will be in the beautifully decorated atrium followed by our party in the ballroom with lots of room to socialize, dine, and schmooze. The food is superb and attractively served. Dinner includes rolls & butter, salad, side dish, and potato (except w/ravioli). Two drink tickets per person will be provided plus a cash bar will be available at reduced rates. Dinner selections are: Butternut Squash Ravioli @ $35/Person Almond Crusted Chicken @ $45/Person Filet of Beef @ $55/Person Have a sweet tooth to satisfy? Tiramisu for dessert Coffee and Tea Reservations are a must! Mail the insert and your payment to arrive by November 10th . Please make check payable to NORPCA. Payment and RSVP can also be done online at clubregistration.net. Sorry, no money will be taken at the door. Questions? Call Jim Forcina at 216-712-1348 (cell), 216-901-1278 (home) or jim@forcina.com. This year we are supporting the Marine Corps Toys for Tots Foundation. Please bring a new un-gift wrapped toy for your donation. A limited number of rooms have been reserved at a special NOR rate of $114 for those who would like to spend the night. To reserve a room call 1 (800) 533-0162 and mention the “NORPCA Room Block” or log onto http://www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/CLEEM?groupCode=NORNORA&app=resvlink&fromDate=12/10/11&toDate=12/11/11. Rooms must be booked by November 17th. If you arrive early, join us in the NORPCA hospitality suite for a pre-party cocktail and conversation. The suite will be open from 4:30-6 PM. Please check at the front desk for the suite number (either 20 or 21). - cut at line below -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Yes! I / we are coming to the NOR holiday party! RSVP Yes we have a room _____ Ravioli $35 x Number of People = $______ Chicken $45 x Number of People = $______ Beef $55 x Number of People = $______ We’ll see you in the hospitality suite: Yes____ No____ Here are the people who will be attending (Please Print) __________________________________ __________________________________ __________________________________ Send your check payable to NORPCA and this reservation sheet to: __________________________________ James Forcina NOR Holiday Party Phone # ____________________________ 7262 Stone Rd. Independence, OH 44131
