Steinlifters May 2016 Milwaukee Region Porsche Club of America

Steinlifters
May 2016
Milwaukee Region
Porsche Club of America
Photo
credit: Al Wagner
See pgs. 9—11 for more photos of our visit
to Kelly-Moss
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Calendar of events
May 5—Board meeting. 6:30 p.m. Starbucks,
17980 W. Bluemound Rd., Brookfield
May 7—The MillerCoors VIP Hard Hat Brewery
and Beer Caves Tour (and optional lunch) See
pg. 5. We still have room for you.
May 14 — Drive to breakfast in follow-the-leader
style. See page 4 for details.
May 20—22 — Great River Road Tour III. Sold
out. Only accepting wait-list participants.
May 22—Autocross at Miller Park. Online registration is open. See page 7
June 2—Board meeting. 6:30 p.m.
June 5—Cars & Coffee, Lake Mills. (courtesy announcement)
Aug. 4—Board meeting. 6:30 p.m.
Aug. 7 — Porsche Platz at Road America.
Aug. 7—Cars & Coffee, Lake Mills. (courtesy announcement)
Aug. 12—DE at Road America. Enjoy a day of track
time on the legendary 14-turn road course at Road
America. See pg. 14. Online sign up:
http://www.motorsportreg.com/events/pca-milwaukee
-de-2016-road-america-713346#.VtMWieYkpsl
Aug. 14—Drive to Botham Vineyards Classic car
show. More details
coming.
Aug. 19 — Werks Reunion, Carmel, Calif.
Sponsored by PCA during Monterey Car Week.
June 4—Gimmick Rallye — see pg. 3.
June 11—Tech session at Prestige Auto Works.
See pg. 15.
June 13 -14—Two-day DE at Road America hosted by Nord Stern Region. Details: https://
clubregistration.net/events/signUp.cfm/event/7201
June 14 — Brew City Cruise night. German cars.
New location this year: Nines American Bistro, 12400
N. Ville Du Parc Dr., Mequon. (courtesy announcement.)
June 18 — DE prep session at CS Motorsports.
June 19—26—PCA Porsche Parade, Jay, Vermont,
Jay Peak Resort. Visit http://2016parade.pca.org/
for more details including housing.
June 24—25 — Millers at the Mile at State Fair
Park, West Allis (courtesy announcement)
July 3—Cars & Coffee, Lake Mills (courtesy announcement)
Aug. 27—Show & Glow by the Lake, a casual Saturday celebration of all things motorized, the kick off
of the Milwaukee Concours d’Elegance weekend in
Veterans Park on Milwaukee’s lakefront. Show your
Porsche. See pg. 13 for details.
Aug. 28 — Milwaukee
Concours d’Elegance,
Veterans Park, Milwaukee. Information at
milwaukeeconcours.com.
Sept. 11—Autocross at State Fair Park (north lot
parallel to I-94).
Sept. 17—Blind Horse Winery tour, Kohler, Wis.
See pg. 12.
Oct. 7—Drive for Babies, Road America, March of
Dimes. (courtesy announcement)
July 7—Board meeting. 6:30 p.m.
July 16 — Drive to Elkhart Lake for street concours; dinner at Lake Street Café. More details coming.
July 19 — Brew City Cruise — Porsche night. See
June 14 entry for address.
Note: Courtesy announcements are events that may
be of interest to Porsche owners and PCA members but
are not sponsored by or endorsed by PCA Milwaukee.
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June 4 gimmick rallye -- details announced
By Bob Budecki, rallyemaster
The June 4 Porsche Club Gimmick
Rallye will start and end in Reedsburg, WI, about a 2-1/2 hour drive
from Milwaukee. We'll begin at the
Reedsburg BP Station on the corner
of Hwy 33 (Main Street) and Viking
Road.
Schedule: Plan to arrive at 1 p.m.
Drivers' meeting at 1:30 p.m.; first
car off at 2 p.m. Make sure your fuel
tank is topped off before you arrive.
The route is about 50 miles through
some very scenic back roads of Sauk
County. Plan about 3 hours for the
event. We will end the event at J's
Pub and Grill, on Viking Road just
north of the BP Station starting
point. J' s Pub and Grill has a full
bar, great casual menu and roomy
enough for us to mingle after the
event. The GR winner will receive
a trophy at J's.
For those new to Gimmick Rallyes
it's like a scavenger hunt on
wheels. Each team of Driver/
Navigator will receive detailed driving instruction plus several pages
of photos of scenic items to locate
along the route. Each photo has a
question that can only be answered
after seeing the item. All items are
in clear view and do not require
exiting the vehicle.
Cost is $20 per vehicle payable in
advance through the registration
form below or on day of event. All
vehicles are welcome and you do
not have to own a Porsche or belong to the club or to do this
rallye.
If you plan to register day of the
event, please let me know that
through an e-mail so I have
enough driving instructions and
photo sheets available for everyone.
We hope your summer plans include this fun event.
Please feel free to contact me with
any questions. Bob Budecki,
email: rbudecki@att.net or
262-375-1038.
Welcome new members to our region
Brian Richards, Menomonee
Falls, joined PCA and our region
recently with his 2015 Cayman
GTS. It is Agate Grey Metallic with
two tone Grey/Amber Orange interior and sports a manual transmission. He bought it in late
March, finding it at a dealer auction.
Larry Boyer, River Hills,
1972 911T yellow
Bogdan Pudzisz, Franksville,
1988 911 Turbo
Mike McGuire, Roscoe Ill.,
2016 Cayman GT4 yellow
Nick Saidai, Elm Grove,
2006 911 Carrera 4 silver
The car was originally titled in Miami, Fla. What attracted Brian to
Porsche? "I have a 2014 and 2016
Corvette, and a 2013 Shelby
GT500. I always wanted a Porsche
so bought one. The little I have
driven so far (weather sucks), this
is a very nice car."
Paul Konkol, West Allis,
2014 Cayman
Louis Brazzoni, Waukesha,
2017 Macan S black
Brian Till, transferred from Ohio
Valley Region. He moved to Milwaukee from Cincinnati. He is the
Dean of the College of Business
Administration at Marquette. "I
have two Porsches: a triple black
2000 Boxster S that I have owned
since 2001 and a red w/black interior 2002 Turbo that I have owned
since 2011."
Brian Till in his Boxster S
Drive to breakfast May 14
Join us as we do a follow-the-leader
style drive. Exercise the Porsche,
enjoy breakfast and the camaraderie
of other members and their guests.
Destination: Ivan's on the Square
2087 Division St East Troy.
Check out the Breakfast menu.
Starting point: Black Canyon Coffee, 300 E. Summit (Hwy 18), Wales
Time: Meet at Black Canyon Coffee
at 8 a.m.; drivers’ meeting at 8:15
a.m., depart at 8:30 a.m.
Make sure your car is fueled.
RSVP appreciated:
Nebioblue99@gmail.com.
Let Donna know how many will be
in your vehicle (head count needed
for the restaurant).
If you cannot commit ahead of
time, you can show up the morning
of the drive but please be there at
8 a.m.
Return trip on your own.
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VIP hard-hat tour of MillerCoors brewery, historic caves (optional lunch)
Have you heard about the Girl on
the Moon? Or the Plank Road
Brewery? Learn about her history
and that of one of Milwaukee's
oldest breweries when we take a
VIP hard-hat tour of the Milwaukee brewery of MillerCoors.
and our unique historic Caves. The
tour will conclude in the Miller Inn
with ice-cold product samples for
those 21 and over (all guests required to bring a valid ID). The tour
involves 4 blocks of outdoor and indoor walking and lasts about 1 ½
hours. In case of rain, visitors will be
Schedule: Arrive by 9:45 a.m.
Please be prompt. Tour begins at
10 a.m.
Bring: Guests must check in and
show a valid I.D. upon check in.
The tour is guided. Guests will
have the opportunity to visit areas
that our general public is not able
to see. This will include our kegfilling operation and our newest,
most efficient and cost-effective
bottling line. As with our general
tours, you will also be escorted
through our brew house operation
May 7 brewery tour RSVP form
Thanks to board member Kevin
Ford for arranging this event for
the region.
Note, we have to cap the tour at
25 people. No children under the
age of 18 may take the tour and
no one under the age of 21 may
participate in the beer sampling.
An ID must be shown at the start
of the tour.
Date: May 7, 2016
We'll start at the MillerCoors Visitor Center and Gift Shop, 4251
West State Street, Milwaukee.
Park there. Enter the visitor center (which also includes a fabulous
gift shop). Let the staff there
know you are there for the PCA
Milwaukee hard-hat tour.
W Pierce St (S. 17th St., east of
the Miller Park Domes and just a
short drive from the Miller Valley).
provided rain ponchos. Parking is
available at the starting location of
the tour.
Dress and footwear guidelines apply. Noncompliance with the
guidelines will make you ineligible
for the tour. See pg. 6.
The conclusion of the walking tour
features the Miller Caves, part of the
original brewery where brewmaster
Frederick Miller stored his beer in a
naturally cool environment. We'll end
our visit in the Miller Inn where we'll
have 30 minutes of sampling of the
freshest beer you've ever tasted.
Soft drinks available for those who
prefer a nonalcoholic beverage.
Cost: $10 to defray region costs.
Optional lunch following tour:
We'll finish the event with an optional lunch at Oscars Pub and Grill 1712
Questions? Email Tony Quebbemann, edenapple@aol.com.
RSVP soon if you want to join us
for the tour or the tour and lunch.
Print below RSVP form and mail to
Tony Quebbemann with your
check for $10 for each guest to:
W309 N5445 Windsong Court,
Hartland, WI 53029
PLEASE PRINT
Check if attending lunch √
Names of attendees: ______________________________________________________
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_______________________________________________________________________
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Your email address: __________________________________________________
Your phone number. __________________________________________________
Enclosed a check, payable to PCA-Milwaukee Region, in the amount of $10 for each attendee. Note, all attendees
must be 18 or older for the tour and 21 or older for the beer sampling. Bring a valid I.D. with you.
Mail to: Tony Quebbemann, W309 N5445 Windsong Court, Hartland, WI 53029. NOTE: Dress guidelines apply.
These will be emailed to you as part of your confirmation.
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May 2016 Steinlifters
Membership anniversaries in May
Trevor Harder
John F. Mack
John Stalter
Sue E. Wuest
Paul G. Stewart
Philip Sipusic
Terry D. Bruss
Lloyd I. Davis
Jim Leaman
Dave Zimmer
John W. Splude
Thomas J. Linstroth
Jeff Reichard
Michael H. Doland
1971
1981
1983
1987
1989
1990
1994
1996
1997
1997
1999
2000
2001
2001
Jeff Serra
Mike Radle
John J. Vitas
Thomas A. Pietrocarlo
Greg Wilde
Duane Hotchkiss
Leonard G. Krebs
Scott F. Eaman
Patrick Tegeder
Paul Stephan
Drew C. Gloede
Timothy J. White
Westin K. Fisk
Gregg B. Eisenhardt
Gregory A. Chandler
2002
2002
2003
2004
2004
2005
2005
2006
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2011
Nathan Kirschner
Robert M. Budecki
Gary J. Jorstad
Benjamin E. Holzem
Philip Weir
Patrick Bibb
Jarrod Dornbach
Dan Hoppe
Hugh Ekberg
Daniel Prahl
John Dumke
Daniel Kovara
Roger Franzel
Dan Johansen
Don Tyler
Jason Spilka
Brian Sewart
2012
2012
2012
2013
2014
2014
2014
2014
2014
2014
2015
2015
2015
2015
2015
2015
2015
Wanted: Your story of Porsche ownership
This newsletter is published for members of the Milwaukee Region, Porsche Club of America. It’s about members
and their cars specifically, and about Porsche, generally.
Each new member is invited to reply to a brief questionnaire about his/her Porsche. Fewer than 20 percent respond.
You can respond now — whether you are new or have been a long-term member.
Tell the editor the answers to these questions. Send your answers in an email to: Beverly.jurkowski@sbcglobal.net
Year and model of your Porsche
Exterior color/interior color
How long have you owned it? How did you find it?
What attracted you to Porsche ownership?
Attach a .jpg of your Porsche. That’s it. Easy. Let’s hear from you.
Region contacts
Officers
Directors
President & Membership Chair
Donna Daufenbach
262-695-2980
nebioblue99@gmail.com
Alan Bloom
414-540-0478
abloom@mcw.edu
Vice President
Tony Quebbemann
847-650-0981
edenapple@aol.com
Secretary
Greg Kizevic
414-352-6611
gkizevic@sbcglobal.net
Treasurer
Greg Kovacs
920-650-3374
gkovac@yahoo.com
Kevin Ford
414-350-3563
kevin.ford@millercoors.com
Terry Royals
414-559-9302
milwaukeeDE@aol.com
Mike Wiviott
414-759-8589
michael.wiviott@gmail.com
For other committee chairs, see
the region website, porschepark.org. Look at the Contact Us
tab.
May 2016 Steinlifters
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May 22 autocross — dodge the cones
By Mike Bolton
AX returns to
Milwaukee
Region
schedule for
two dates: May
22 at Miller Park
and Sept. 11 at
Wisconsin State
Fair
On Sunday May 22, 2016, the Milwaukee Region PCA will be using Miller Park
Uecker Lot for an Autocross event. This
event is open to PCA Members of all regions as well as other car owners.
Cost: $40 for PCA and BMW Club members and $45 for non-members.
We encourage everyone to take advantage of pre-event registration at MotorSportReg.com: http://
www.motorsportreg.com/events/
milwaukee-may-2016-pca-autocrossmiller-park-519822#.Vxo3iXquq_R
Please be sure to print your Tech Form,
Minor Waiver Form if needed, the Emergency Contact Form and a Miller Park
map, all of which are conveniently available from links on our Event Registration site at MotorSportReg. Of course,
you can get the PCA forms from our
club website as well.
It has been a long winter and for most of
us our Porsches have been in storage.
You can't drive around Milwaukee without seeing lots of orange barrels and
cones.
How many times have you thought about
dodging orange cones in your Porsche
while trundling through the construction
zones? May 22 is your time to show orange cones what they were really made
for. Go to MotorSportReg.com and sign
up. See you on May 22,
Note: $5 discount for those who arrive by 7 a.m. to help set up the
course and other needed tasks.
Schedule:
7 a.m. set up
8—9 a.m. — Registration and tech inspection
9 —9:30 a.m. — walk the course
9:30—10 a.m. — drivers’ meeting
10 a.m. — first car out
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2005 Snell-rated helmets not expiring 6/1
By Terry Royals
PCA extends
use of Snell
2005-rated
helmets to
January 2017.
For those of you familiar with SNELL
ratings, you recall that we (this is tied
to PCA’s Club
Racing requirement) follow a
particular guideline where the
helmets are
"dated" within 10
years of the upcoming season.
This season we
will continue to accept the 2005 rated
due to the delay in new 2015 models.
April Coffee Travelers
We'll let these pictures tell part of the
story of our Coffee Travelers get together in April 2016 at Black Canyon
Coffee in Wales. We get together
monthly at an area coffee shop
(anywhere in the 5-county area of SE
Wisconsin). We mostly talk about
Porsches. If you have a suggestion
for a meeting place that includes decent parking, please let our region
president Donna Daufenbach know.
The 2015 helmets are currently in short
supply and in working to stay consistent
with club race rules, we will accept your
2005 version for the Milwaukee Region
Aug. 12 driver education event as well as
the Milwaukee Region Sept. 11 autocross.
Learn more about helmet requirements
on the region website.
Region visits Kelly-Moss Road and Race
By Donna Daufenbach
Saturday, April 23 saw 50+ region
members and friends gather at
Kelly Moss in Madison for a visit.
About half of those attending started the day at International Porsche
Waukesha for a backroads drive to
Madison.
We made an impromptu detour
around Jefferson to avoid swap
meet traffic which took us from Sullivan through Fort Atkinson to Cambridge and on to Madison. The
weather was clear, traffic light and
the four deer that were sighted
crossed the road well in front of the
tour group.
Our host for the day, Pete DeVries,
highlighted the diversity of services
available at Kelly Moss. Many are
aware of the race services they provide at both the professional and
amateur levels. The most recent
additions are Porsche Cayman GT4
Club Sport. The winning vehicle
from the inaugural PCA GT4 club
race at Atlanta was one of three on
display. Several others were out on
the West Coast and Pete reports
that they are expecting delivery of
four additional vehicles.
We also got to check out the KMRRSR which was at Kelly Moss after
participating in Rennsport V before
returning to its owner in New Zealand.
Other vehicles on display for our inspection included a Safari 911 built
last year, an indigo blue 911, an orange 914-6 and the body of a 356 in
the early stages of restoration work.
The 356 is a one-family car from
New York. Also present on a rotisserie was the body of a 964 from
Virginia which was at Kelly Moss for
removal of the cage and roof replacement.
We also took a peek into the body
shop/paint area where no Porsches
were present however there were
two Ferraris.
We then made a stop in the engine
room where Pete spoke to us about
not just Porsche engines but also
NASCAR engines.
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As we returned to the main shop
area discussion turned to some of
the challenges in a diverse enterprise particularly staffing. The staff
is multinational with some residing
in Wisconsin and others flying in
including several from the Netherlands.
Kirt Shore from PCNA, a Chicago
region member and longtime
friend of Pete’s, was also in attendance and made a few brief remarks and answered questions.
Thank you to Pete DeVries and
Kelly Moss for hosting us. Thank
you to Tom Frizzle and International Porsche for opening their
doors early for us and to Tom for
serving as our sweeper and support vehicle on the tour.
We look forward to seeing you at
our next event.
Kelly-Moss tech session in pictures
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Our host, Pete Devries, right, provided lots of insight into the
Kelly-Moss story, including capabilities and services.
Thanks to Donna Daufenbach and Al Wagner for the photos.
Join us for the Blind Horse Winery Tour and lunch, Sept. 17
Join other PCA – Milwaukee Region
members on Saturday, Sept. 17 for
a drive through the twisty, hilly
backroads of the North Kettle Moraine to the Blind Horse Winery in
Kohler, Wis. There, we’ll have a private tour of their production facilities, followed by lunch on their patio. Upon arrival, our cars will be
directed into an area of their parking lot reserved just for our Porsches. The event provides not only
an interesting drive but also the
opportunity to visit a true "Napa
Valley" style winery and enjoy lunch
in a rustic, elegant setting.
We will be led on a tour of Blind
Horse’s wine production area by
chief winemaker, Thomas Nye. We’ll
get to sample from some of their
barrels and each participant will
receive a bottle of Blind Horse wine
with a “PCA-Milwaukee Regioncentric” label.
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For those not familiar with Blind
Horse, they make serious wines,
worthy of some of the better winemaking regions of California. We
think you’ll be impressed with their
vintages. For those wanting to further sample their products, an additional tasting of any 5 of their
wines is available for $6.
The cost of the tour (including one
bottle of Blind Horse wine) will be
$30 per participant. In addition,
each participant (or couple) will
be responsible for paying his or
her (their) own lunch check. We
must provide Blind Horse an exact
count by noon, Saturday, Sept. 3,
2016.
Afterwards, we’ll have lunch on
Blind Horse’s patio (weather permitting…otherwise, we’ll be served
inside) and order from their full
menu. For a preview of their lunch
menu, check their website, http://
www.theblindhorse.com/.
Following lunch, feel free to linger
on the patio (hopefully, in abundant sunshine!), and then return
home on your own. There will be
no organized return drive.
To register for the event, please
print out the reservation form,
and send it with a check of $30
per participant to the address
shown on the form. The form and
check must be received by the
above-noted deadline. Details regarding the starting place and
time will be provided to registered
participants the week prior to the
event. If you have questions, contact information is provided on the
reservation form.
Blind Horse Winery Tour and Lunch — Sept. 17, 2016
Participant 1 name _____________________________________________________________________
Participant 2 name _____________________________________________________________________
Cell number that will be with you on the tour: __________________________________________
Email: ___________________________________________________________________
Winery Tour (includes 1 bottle of wine per participant)**
Number of participants:
x $30 =
**Winery Tour participants are invited and encouraged to have lunch on the patio after the tour.
Lunch cost will be "on-your-own," and is not included in the cost of the tour.
Total cost:
Make check payable to PCA-Milwaukee Region
Mail by Aug. 31, 2016 to: PCA-Milwaukee Region c/o Al Wagner, N32W7401 Lincoln Blvd.,
Cedarburg, WI 53012. Questions? Call 262-416-8503 or email alan.wagner@wi.rr.com
Register for Show & Glow at the Lake, Aug. 27
More than two dozen members of the region showed their
Porsches at the 2015 car show at the lakefront and we
hope to see more at this year’s event which kicks off the
Milwaukee Concours d’Elegance weekend.
Date: Aug. 27, 2016
Location: Veterans Park, on Milwaukee’s lakefront
Time: 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. (open to the public)
Arrive by: 9 a.m.
Cost: $15 if you register before Aug. 12. After that, and
including up to the day of the event, the price goes up to
$25. Note: You can register on the day of the event
this year.
All Porsches will be grouped in the same area of the show
field. Join us to make a statement about German design
and engineering!
Full details, including early registration, are available
online. The Milwaukee Region, PCA, is a sponsor of Sunday’s Milwaukee Concours d’Elegance.
MKE PCA ROAD AMERICA DRIVER EDUCATION
Block the date: Friday, Aug. 12
By Jeff Cowie
We hope that by now that your
car has finished off her StaBilflavored fuel, and that you've
filled her up with a fresh tank of
93 octane ... priced lower than it
has been for many years. That
fresh gas and well-rested Porsche
is just one more reason to attend
our fantastic Driver Education
event at the world-renowned
4.048-mile, 14-turn Road America circuit in beautiful Elkhart
Lake! Some of the other reasons,
of course, are for novices to learn
from experienced instructors, exactly what your car was designed
and manufactured to do. Add to
that, you will be able to enjoy the
camaraderie of all the drivers who
attend…it is a fun day.
Drivers. (A word to Group 1 drivers: We limit the number of cars to
about 35 which is due to Instructor
availability. This group fills up
quickly, so sign up early.)
We divide the Run Groups into
three categories. Group 1, Novice, is for first-timers and those
with limited track experience. In
this group you will have an instructor in your right seat. They
will support what you are learning
in the classroom as well as help
you understand how to handle
your car in numerous track situations, e.g. over/under steering.
Group 2 is for Intermediate Drivers; Group 3 is for Advanced
Register now
Registration and payment for this
event is now open and handled
through MotorsportReg. See link at
the end of this article where you
will find more details and pricing.
Novices – drivers will be attending
a clinic when they are not on the
track. The clinic is incredibly educational on the basics of car handling in HPDE (High Performance
Driving Events). We cover numerous topics, including braking, turn
entry point, apexing corners, and
turn exits. A Road America track
map that specifically covers all 14
turns is scrutinized during the clinic. You'll also learn the allimportant flag colors and designs
that are used by corner workers to
keep you safe on the track.
There are numerous discounts
available for early registration, first
timers and instructors providing
you register before July 28.
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Helmet requirement
A helmet is required, and must comply with a helmet manufactured in
2005 or later, and stickers are in five
-year increments. The SNELL SArated sticker is required by PCA National regulations. All helmets must
have a SNELL SA-rated sticker dated
2005 or 2010. This sticker is a reflective decal affixed to the semirigid foam padding in the rear inside
portion of the helmet, underneath
the soft padding. The helmet must
also have a chin strap in good condition and no cracks.
Well? ... Looking for fun and excitement? Go to Milwaukee PCA DE-Road America and sign up. Have
any questions, send us a note at
MilwaukeeDE@aol.com or call
414.559.9302.
Your DE crew,
Terry Jeff and Matt
REGISTER HERE
http://www.motorsportreg.com/
events/pca-milwaukee-de-2016-road
-america-713346#.Vsyt2eYkpsl
Photo credit: Mike Wiviott
Porsche launches new vehicle delivery program at Experience Center in Atlanta
Porsche Cars North America has
launched its New Vehicle Delivery
program at the Porsche Experience
Center (PEC) in Atlanta. The program enables customers to place a
factory order for a new vehicle
through any authorized Porsche
dealer in the U.S. and take delivery
directly from the experiential destination, located at One Porsche
Drive in Atlanta.
California forensic accountant and
attorney Tracy Blumenthal was the
first official customer to participate
in the program today when she
picked up her new Cayenne S EHybrid sport utility vehicle.
"We are thrilled to launch the New
Vehicle Delivery program as another premium offering at our Porsche
Experience Center in Atlanta," said
Andre Oosthuizen, vice president,
marketing, for Porsche Cars North
America. "We welcome further customers to follow the lead of Tracy
Blumenthal and enjoy this exclusive
opportunity to truly experience the
Porsche brand."
New Vehicle Delivery customers
receive a total VIP experience,
comprised of a tour of the PEC, an
in-depth vehicle orientation with a
delivery specialist, a 90-minute experience in a Porsche on the driver
development track, and lunch at
Restaurant 356, Porsche’s finedining destination.
Because Blumenthal is the first customer taking part in the New Vehicle Delivery program, she also enjoyed a special demonstration lap in
an 887-horsepower 918 Spyder
plug-in hybrid supercar with former
Porsche race car driver and 24
Hours of Le Mans winner David
Donohue.
"Porsche is a remarkable brand that
I have repurchased multiple times,
consecutively," Blumenthal expressed. "You truly can't understand
the genius of these cars unless you
have in fact had the opportunity to
get behind the wheel of one."
In addition to Blumenthal’s new
Cayenne S E-Hybrid and the 918
Spyder, also on display for the
launch were the two other Porsche
hybrid vehicles – the Panamera S E-
Hybrid and 919 Hybrid race car.
The New Vehicle Delivery program marks the latest in a
unique set of offerings at the Experience Center designed to immerse customers in the complete
Porsche experience. Other PEC
features include a 1.6-mile driver
development track, conference
and meeting facilities, a Classic
Workshop for maintenance and
repair of customer vehicles, the
Porsche Heritage Gallery and the
fine-dining Restaurant 356. Approximately 17,500 guests visited the PEC between June and
December 2015.
The New Vehicle Delivery program is available at no additional
cost to all Porsche customers
who place a factory order for a
new Porsche vehicle. To register,
customers coordinate with their
local dealer and cover necessary
travel arrangements. Reservations are limited and scheduled
by appointment. Further information is available at any authorized U.S. Porsche dealer or
online at www.porsche.com/usa.
June 11 tech session at Prestige Auto Works
Join fellow members and guests for a
tech session June 11 at Prestige Auto
Works, 6301 W Douglas Ave, Milwaukee, WI 53218.
The session will start at 9 a.m. with
coffee and donuts/bagels. We’ll learn
the history of this collision repair shop.
Then we will see examples of paintless
dent repair, windshield repair, metal
finishing, frame pulling, body work,
plastic repairs, painted pin stripe and
restoration/buffing, and painting.
There will also be time for questions.
We’d like a headcount so please
RSVP by June 7 to Mike Wiviott:
Michael.wiviott@gmail.com.
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FOR SALE: 1973 Porsche 914 2.0
68,000 original miles, second owner Florida car, absolutely rust free, silver and
black interior, center gauges, fog lights,
original Fuchs, turbo tie rods, custom
exhaust, original fuel injection, one re
spray, new tires and shocks. Selling because I bought an orange 914. $22,000
firm. Cell 920-252-2544 Email:
robert.hawley@yahoo.com.
Located in Door County.
WANTED to BUY: Tubi exhaust for 997.2
I recently bought a 2011 997.2 S cab and would like to
upgrade the exhaust. I am a complete newbie to Porsche.
I have read lots of positive reviews, and gotten first hand
accounts that TUBI is the way to go. Do you have one to
sell? Do you have thoughts on purchasing such a system?
Should I just go to Champion Motor Sport in FL and bite
the $3500 bullet for the system?
Contact Jay at jgd@boylefred.com
FOR SALE: 4-18-inch Porsche
Turbo Wheels
Used for winter driving. Wheels currently have 225/40 R18s (Pirelli-2
full seasons driving) and 265/35R
18 Blizzak (these are virtually new).
Wheels have a few scuffs. For information, call me (Terry Royals) at
414-559-9302 or see pictures on Craigslist: http://
milwaukee.craigslist.org/wto/5486924482.html. $1,000
for the set.
FOR SALE: 2013 Porsche Boxster
2013 Aqua Blue Metallic convertible Porsche Boxster. It
is fully loaded and has extremely low miles -- under
5,000. Meticulously maintained as you can see by the
pictures. It is a one owner no accident vehicle. Clean
title in hand, and all paperwork for this car, including
the Certificate of Authenticity. This fun sports car has a
manual transmission, the Premium pkg, Nav., Siruis
satellite radio, Bose surround Sound system, sport
heated leather seats, Bi-Xenon headlights, and much
more! This car is ready for summer! Please only serious buyers. Call, text or email. 414-614-9110.
heatherhess27@gmail.com.
WANTED TO BUY: Boxster S
Looking for a Boxster S (2013 or newer) with PDK and
sport chrono. Contact Mark Thomsen,
boxster23mke@aol.com or 262-886-5035.
FOR SALE: 917 kit car
1980 Porsche 917 kit car. Manufactured by Elite Enterprise. 4
speed transmission. Comes
with Corvair engine with 4
carbs. Have spare transaxle,
also spare new racing chassis.
Car is in mint condition. Inside
and out. Been stored indoors
heated garage. Asking $8,500
or best offer.
Dillaber@att.net. or text 262391-1903.
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