September 2011

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September 2011

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PORSCHE CLUB OF AMERICA • SANTA BARBARA REGION
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Editor
John Alfenito
DerAuspuff@gmail.com
(818) 436-9204
Advertising Director
Don Kuckenbaker
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(805)984-9406
Associate Editors
Birgitta Baker
Jeanne McNair
Susan Stone
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R.U.F. Tours Montecito
Porsches2Pinos 2 - Stargazing
15th Annual Chili Cook-Off
July Santa Barbara Autocross
A Treffen To Remember - Part 2
Santa Barbara Autocross Results
Rusnak SBR Appreciation Day
Monthly Meetings
7 Camarillo Breakfast
9 Santa Barbara Breakfast
28 Board of Directors Meeting
News & Events
Contributors
Dan Byers
Janice Herndon
Hal Jandorf
Nicolas Liakas
Ted Lighthizer
Bill Sampson
David Stone
Susan Stone
2 Pre-Concours Detail Clinic
12 Wolf Creek Brewery Run
15 SBR Concours d’Elegance
18 September Camarillo Autocross
18 El Camino Real XXVIII - Zone 8 Rally
25 Zone 8 Rally School
29 Rebel Without A Cause Run
30 Cones For Homes Charity Autocross
Departments
Printing
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1161 Calle Suerte, Suite E
Camarillo, CA 93012
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3 SBR Board of Directors
4 President’s Column
4 From The Editor’s Desk
24 PCA Membership Anniversaries
24 SBR New Members & Transfers
25 Down The Road - Events for 2011
31 Classified Ads
31 Advertiser Directory
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On The Cover
Dave Hill’s Bali Blue 1964
356-C Sunroof Coupe at the
Middlebrook residence
Photo by John Alfenito
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Following our Santa Barbara Breakfast Meeting
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 11AM-2PM
At LAVAGGIO in Agoura Hills
In preparation for our 35th Annual Concours d’Elegance, we’ve scheduled a Detail Clinic to
teach you how to better prepare your car for competition (or fun) in less time. Learn new
techniques and discover all the latest products to make your car sparkle. Understand the Zone
8 competition rules and find out exactly what the judges look for when examining a car.
Expert instruction will be provided by our own Dick Douglass, an experienced Concours Judge.
A detailing demonstration will show the best way to use the newest products in preparing
your Porsche. Plus, lunch will be served at the beautiful Lavaggio facility at 30205 Canwood
Street, Agoura Hills (Reyes Adobe exit off the 101).
The price for the clinic and lunch is only $15.00 per person (at the door).
If you plan to attend, please make a reservation no later than September 5, 2011.
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Santa Barbara Region
Board of Directors
Vice President Michael Brovsky
michael@samsonig.com
Secretary Nadine Tracy
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Treasurer Steve Kaller
steve@kallermgmt.com
Activities
Past President David Stone
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Saturday 10
Saturday 10
Wednesday 14
Archives James Oldham
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Distribution Chet & Joan Yabitsu
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P.M.S. Karen Turek
klynnturek@hotmail.com
Rally Joe Schneider
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R.U.F.
Safety Mike Turek
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Webmaster Randy Fishwick
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Santa Barbara Breakfast
Moby Dick Restaurant, 9:00 a.m.
Pre-Concours Detail Clinic
Lavaggio, Agoura Hills, 11:00 a.m. Page 2
Board of Directors Meeting
Camarillo Autocross PCASBAutoX@gmail.com Page 18
Rebel Without A Cause Run
dpankow@sbcglobal.net Page 29
Camarillo Breakfast
Way-Point Café, 9:00 a.m.
35th Annual Concours d’Elegance
CSUCI Campus
bcewbank1@verizon.net Page 15
Charity AutoX In Camarillo
To benefit Habitat For Humanity
PCASBAutoX@gmail.com Page 30
November
Saturday
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Camarillo Breakfast
Wednesday
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Saturday
5
Nicolas Liakas
nicolasliakas@yahoo.com
Hal Jandorf
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Sunday 9
Saturday 29
Concours d’Elegance Carolyn Ewbank
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Saturday
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Wednesday 12
Dan Byers
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Martin Keller
PCASBAutoX@gmail.com
Insurance Jim Brown
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Camarillo Breakfast
October
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Advertising Don Kuckenbaker
dkuckenbaker@aol.com
Saturday 17
Sunday 25
Santa Barbara Region
Board Appointees
Autocross
September
Saturday
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Brian & Linda Rubino
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Oscar Esquivel
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Christine Taylor
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Der Auspuff Editor John Alfenito
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Doreen Pankow
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Ted Lighthizer
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Membership Janice Herndon
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Goodie Store
EVENTS CALENDAR
President Bill Sampson
pcasbrpresident@gmail.com
Zone 8 Rally School
Schneider Autohaus, Santa Barbara
autohaus@silcom.com Page 25
Saturday 12
Saturday 19
Drive To Wolfcreek Brewery
dpankow@sbcglobal.net Page 12
Saturday 12
El Camino Real XXVIII Zone 8 Rally
joerally@aol.com Page 18
More event info “Down The Road” on Page 26
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President’s Column
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Bill Sampson
irst this month, may I furnish a word about our
sponsors? In the last two months, they will have
each made a significant contribution, over and above
financial, to the success of our club. The Auto Gallery
sponsored the Gimmick Rally in June, which was enjoyed by all
who participated. I am composing this column immediately after
the very successful July 31 autocross sponsored by Santa Barbara
Porsche. “Tech support” for the autocross, consisting of 62 vehicle
inspections, was generously furnished by our friends at Schneider
Autohaus. Although the publication deadline means that my
prose is prospective as to the following, Rusnak Porsche will have
hosted any member who signs up at a Member Appreciation Day
where their mechanics will work on their Saturday day off to help
us take a discerning look at the needs of our cars. Sure these
folks are promoting businesses, but their efforts go far beyond
the commercial aspects; we all have made lasting friendships at
each of these establishments. Our club thanks all of you. I’ll add
a word of thanks to our many advertisers – in large part thanks to
you we are lucky to have the best local car club magazine I have
ever seen.
You’ll see a full article on the Chili Cook-Off in this issue. Thank you Jim & Terry Middlebrook and everyone who
participated. Mark the fourth Saturday in July, in pencil if you
wish, each year for this event. The Middlebrooks enjoyed their
“executive” parking spot at the Camarillo breakfast. If you don’t
know what I am talking about here, see the Chili Cook-Off article
on Page 16, or the Camarillo Breakfast article on Page 7.
Stars of television, Hal & Terry Jandorf led us on a trip to Mt.
Pinos, where we could gaze upon the stars of the universe. The
trip was enlightening and fun. More appears on Page 13.
The efforts of everyone involved in the July 31 autocross
were over the top. I competed for the first time in the 356, and
am proud to say I finished first in my class. A little luster was
removed from that achievement when someone pointed out that
I had also finished last in my class. Suffice it to say, it was fun
for me, and to all appearances, to all who participated. A special
thanks to Porsche Factory Driver John Lewis, who spent most of
the day riding along with us amateurs, providing pointers. Fellow
first timer Ingrid Martin dropped her lap time by eight seconds
when John rode with her! Her ear-to-ear grin was priceless.
Even almost 50 years later, I wake up in a cold sweat the night
of the second Sunday in September, thinking school will start the
next morning. Once that nightmare has concluded I’ll head to
our web site: pcasb.org and discover I’ve already missed both
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September breakfasts, the detail clinic on September 10 (see Page
2) and the PMS Boat adventure. Don’t you miss them. Also see
Page 29 for the James Dean run September 25. October 9 will
bring our concours. See Page 15 to sign up. Karen Turek will
chair a raffle at that event, the proceeds of which will benefit
Habitat for Humanity. Donations will be gratefully accepted
to lend some excitement to that raffle. We’ll also need lots of
volunteers to help the concours run smoothly. Our hard-working autocross crew will put on yet another
one on October 29, this one an “extra,” and this time specifically
to benefit the aforesaid charity. Please sign up to drive, help,
participate AND bring your family/friends out for a day of fun
that will help some folks looking only for a hand up, not a hand
out. We are planning a fun day. See Page 30. As activities chair
Ted Lighthizer says, “Keep the shiny side up.”
From The Editor’s Desk
John Alfenito
A
s we approach the fourth quarter on
the events calendar, things get busy,
which is good. It gives us all a wide variety
of activities from which to choose, and fills
up the pages of Der Auspuff with articles
that will, hopefully, inspire you to participate with this fun club.
This month, Ted Lighthizer contributes a great story on the
15th Annual Chili Cook-Off held at the beautiful home of Jim &
Terry Middlebrook in Santa Rosa Valley. And, not only did Ted
write the article, he entered his chili recipe in the event, and took
first place(!), scoring the coveted Lady Scoville Perpetual Trophy.
Congratulations to Ted. That was some darned good chili!
From the Astronomy Department of Moorpark College,
Hal & Terry Jandorf, once again, took a large contingent of SBR
members up Mt. Pinos for spectacular star-gazing. It’s amazing
what you can see in the night sky when you are outside the
interference of the “light pollution” from the L.A. metropolis.
David & Susan Stone offer the concluding part of their
“treffen” adventure this month. I’m sure their descriptions have
more than a few of us considering similar adventures in the
future.
Lots to do; lots to read about. Until next month...
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Story & Photos by John Alfenito
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lternate Vehicle Month kicked off with a huge gathering
for our August Camarillo Breakfast. More than 140
participants arrived at the Way-Point Café, but most were
driving their Porsches. In fact, the 64 Porsches on the lawn far
outnumbered the “alternate” models, but there was a wide variety
of “others,” nonetheless. From Dinos to AMGs to a Honda S60,
there was plenty to look at and lots to discuss.
President Bill Sampson called the meeting to order, introducing
Membership Chair Janice Herndon, who provided the daily tallies
of members and cars present. Activities Co-Chair Ted Lighthizer
promoted the upcoming calendar of SBR events, including the
Rusnak Westlake/SBR Appreciation Day event to be held the
following Saturday. Rusnak Service Manager Sam Abergel spoke
briefly, inviting everyone to come to Rusnak for this free event.
As the meeting came to a close, many members were looking
forward to the “Porsches2Pinos 2” event scheduled for that
evening. Moorpark Astronomy Professor and SBR member Hal
Jandorf would once again take a group to the top of Mt. Pinos for
some star-gazing, unobstructed by the city lights. A full report on
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Weather Wets The Pier
Story & Photos by John Alfenito
W
hen the humidity is high enough for a swipe (or two)
of the windshield wipers, last-minute travel plans can
change. Perhaps more than a few “alternate vehicles”
of the classic era stayed safely in their garages this morning, but
a strong group of 29 Porsches filled the Moby Dick parking lot
on Stearns Wharf. The 54 members and guests were treated to a
roomfull of friends and good conversation.
SBR President Bill Sampson introduced Membership Chair
Janice Herndon, who recognized new members Frank & Anna
Donahue from Ventura, Rod & Camille Conde of Thousand Oaks,
and Stan & Ellen Windrem from Ventura. Also, it was duly noted
that our good friend and SBR collaborator, Randy Leffingwell, is
now officially (and finally) a member of the Santa Barbara Region!
Activities Co-Chair Doreen Pankow promoted the upcoming
calendar of region events including the two Camarillo Autocrosses
this month and next, the second event (Oct 29) to benefit our 2011
designated charity, Habitat for Humanity. Also, the numerically
significant date of 9/10/11 was sited for both the upcoming P.M.S.
event and the Pre-Concours Detail Clinic. It was also pointed out,
much to the crowd’s delight, that 9/10/11 is Doreen’s birthday!
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R.U.F. Group Backroads Tour of Montecito
Story & Photos by Nicolas Liakas
T
he tour of Montecito enjoyed by
16 R.U.F.ians on July 19, 2011
was originally scheduled for
mid-April, but rainy weather
forced its postponement. No such
problem this time as clear blue skies and
mild temperatures greeted our group in
Summerland’s Lookout Park.
This route (designed by Bob Roe and
Suzi Sheller, with assistance from Tom
& Arthea Hermann), would take about
45 minutes to navigate, and cover
approximately 15 miles.
A notable and unexpected sight
occurred as we gathered at Lookout Park.
All the Porsches were either black or
silver – except the one driven by Fritz and
Gretchen Olenberger. They arrived in their
very bright orange special edition Boxster,
and it caught everyone’s attention. A stark
contrast to all the other vehicles, it was
placed in the middle of the pack during
the drive to serve as a beacon for those
that might have fallen behind.
We left the park at 11 a.m. and
proceeded straight ahead under the 101
freeway and at the stop sign, turned left
The Olenbergers’ Boxster and the view
from Franceschi Park
onto Ortega Hill
Rd. At the top of the
hill, we turned right
onto Ortega Ridge
Rd. After we crested
this hill and started
our descent, we
looked down to our
left. The beautiful
equestrian ranch
we saw was built
in 1968 by Cynthia
Wood, a reclusive
heiress and art
patron. She bred,
trained, and showed
(L-r) Front Row kneeling; Karen Turek and Olga Liakas.
thoroughbreds
there. The property First Row standing: Helen Boswell, Ron Truman, Char Williams,
Linda Rubino, Don Kuckenbaker, Linda Kuckenbaker, Fritz
includes a 16,000
Olenberger, Gretchen Olenberger, Tom & Arthea Hermann. Top
square foot barn,
Row standing: Mike Turek, Ron Williams, Brian Rubino.
which can house
25 or more horses.
Our travels took us to Franceschi Park,
The name of the property is Stalloreggi
a jewel of a setting on the Riviera with
(King’s Stables). Diandra Douglas,
magnificent views of the harbor and the
Michael Douglas’ ex-wife, who ran the
entire city of Santa Barbara. A scheduled
Montecito Riding Academy there, later
brief stop to take photos turned into a
owned the property. In 1999, it was sold
prolonged, lingering event as none of the
to British actor/comedian, John Cleese,
group was eager to depart. (It was noted
for a reported $16,500,000. Cleese sold it
with chagrin that the Franceschi mansion
in 2008 to Craig McCaw, billionaire cell
that still sits on the park property has been
phone industry pioneer, for $28,000,000.
sorely neglected and has been viciously
McCaw’s ex-wife, Wendy McCaw, is the
vandalized.)
owner of the Santa Barbara News-Press
We returned to Mountain Drive and
We turned left onto Highway 192 (East
stayed on it for just a short distance. We
Valley Road). Just past Birnam Wood Golf
entered Rocky Nook Park, parked under
Club and the Knowlwood Tennis Club on
the huge oak trees, spread our tablecloths
our left, we approached the driveway to
and seat covers on the picnic tables, and
1633 East Valley Road. This is the Oprah
feasted on our bring-your-own lunch.
Winfrey Estate. Curiously, the number
There was a special treat awaiting us as
6 on the driveway entrance was hanging
Linda Kuckenbaker had earlier in the
upside down, as if it was a 9. Was this an
morning baked delicious peanut butter
effort to confuse and misdirect curious
cookies for all to share.
tourists – like us? Oprah should know that
Most of us continued the adventure
you can’t fool R.U.F.ians!
after
lunch by visiting the Santa Barbara
We eventually continued onto East
Museum
of Natural History. The butterfly
Mountain Drive. There was a directional
exhibit
was
marvelous and memorable.
sign indicating a sharp left turn, and
Just
another
fabulous outing by our
immediately thereafter we turned right
intrepid
retired
and unemployed folks.
onto Mountain Drive. We entered the
We
are
very
thankful
to Bob and Suzi,
area which was severely damaged by the
not
only
for
plotting
our
course, but also
Tea Fire. Much reconstruction is taking
for
very
significantly
and
substantially
place, but still we saw many lots as the fire
contributing
to
this
article.
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impacted them. After a few miles the road
became narrow and very curvy, providing
a perfect Porsche driving experience.
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Backroads Drive To
Wolf Creek Restaurant & Brewery
Saturday, November 19, 2011
YOU
ARE
HERE
Run the roads you’ve always heard about: Grimes Canyon,
Lake Hughes Road, Spunky Canyon, Bouquet Canyon Road
We’ll meet at 9:00 a.m. in Moorpark’s Target parking lot at 832 West
Los Angeles Avenue, Moorpark 93021 (just off CA-23). Departure: 9:30 a.m.
Be prepared to enjoy a fun, 90-mile drive on some legendary Porsche
roads. We’ll go through Grimes Canyon to Fillmore, and then head for Lake
Hughes Road in Castaic, and cruise the curves while passing Lake Castaic,
Lake Hughes, Lake Elizabeth and the Bouquet Resevoir. Then, it’s Spunky
Canyon Road to Bouquet Canyon Road into Valencia and our lunch stop:
the famous Wolf Creek Restaurant & Brewery.
Event cost is $25-per-person, which includes lunch,
non-alchoholic beverage, and activity fee.
No-host beer & wine available.
RSVP now by contacting Doreen Pankow
dpankow@sbcglobal.net or (805) 527-8280
Please mail check, payable to PCA/SBR ($25-per-person)
to: Doreen Pankow, 2251 Brownstone Creek Ave., Simi Valley, CA 93063
Name(s): _________________________________________
Email Address: _____________________________________
# Attending: _______ Amount Enclosed: _________________
No refunds for cancellations after November 15th
Porsches2Pinos: 2
sbr goes stargazing on mt. pinos with hal & terry jandorf
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By Hal Jandorf
erry and I want to thank all of you for joining us at
the stargazing event. We had 52 members Saturday
night, August 6, and lots of Porsches. The participants
enjoyed the drive up the mountain, the learning session
under the stars, and also gained a bit of understanding about our
magnificent universe.
We provided three large telescopes to enhance the view of the
cosmos. We were lucky with the weather, encountering perfectly
clear skies and a refreshing 55 F nighttime temperature. It was
like Mother Nature’s air conditioning compared to the heat
of the summer day. However, it did seem to get a bit warmer
after sunset, due to the high pressure that dominates Southern
California.
There were no incidents, and no accidents to report. No
automotive breakdowns, or unfriendly bears, but a few members
spotted a few meteors (“falling stars”).
The brand new Holiday Inn was very accommodating for
tired stargazers. The free breakfast was great, with sausage patties,
biscuits and gravy, pastries, fruit and cereals.
The two-hour drive on Lockwood Road and SR33 was a
special treat for people who love driving on Sunday morning.
What a road trip! Members extending the stay to Day Two were
treated to continual esses, elevation changes, sweepers, sharp
curves, roller coaster dips at high speed, and constantly changing,
beautiful scenery!
Our last stop was the Garden Terrace restaurant in Ojai. We
had a serene ambiance outside with great food, comfortable
round tables allowing for shared camaraderie without cramming,
and a large group at a long table. A perfect lunch was the icing on
the cake of a perfect weekend. But I think members’ comments
are more “down to earth” than my descriptions. (See the reviews
on Page 14.) =
Photos by Hal Jandorf
The happy SBR star-gazers enjoying a friendly Sunday lunch at the Garden Terrace restaurant in Ojai.
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Porsches2Pinos: 2 • The Reviews Are In!
Porsches 2 Pinos 2 was successful not just from an artistic point of
view, that is a chance to learn more of the universe around us, but also,
important to this club officer, from a camaraderie and club building
point of view . A number of newer and younger members attended. We especially enjoyed their company and their enthusiasm for a great
event. Thank you to Hal and Terry.
Bill and Rosemary Sampson
The stargazing event was a wonderful way for us to learn about
the night sky from a very knowledgeable teacher. Hal’s teaching
experience with young adults came in handy with the sometimes
easily distracted Porsche group. I always enjoy the Porsche drive
the next morning and lunch in Ojai as much as the night event. Hal
somehow texts the cars on the road ahead of us to pull onto the
turnouts and allow us through. What a great event!
Janice Herndon
This was our first Santa Barbara chapter event and we really
enjoyed it. Thank you so much for all your efforts and those of your
astronomer friends for making this such a great event. The drive up
to Mt. Pinos was beautiful, we met lots of friendly people, and nature
cooperated by providing us with a beautiful clear night. We saw
many wonderful objects through the various telescopes including a
number of very dramatic views of the Moon, Saturn, star clusters and
the like. The Sunday drive through Lockwood Valley and then down to
Ojai on 33 was great, and it could not have been a more perfect day
for driving. We look forward to seeing you again.
Mark Stankevich and Victoria Meyers
We had fun, learned a lot and froze. All good.The drive back to
Ojai on Sunday was delightful, a celebration of where we live and
what we drive.Slower traffic actually used the turnouts to let us pass
unimpeded! Amazing!
Joe and Kathie Schneider
Thank you again for the great weekend of experiencing the night
sky. We learned even more this time. It is so exciting to be able to “see”
what is out there!The roads to drive were fun as well, and of course the
“group experience” makes for a total great weekend.
Diane & Mike Macdonell
Thanks for the wonderful event you planned and pulled off with
great aplomb! I think we were all amazed by your star-spangled
showcase that informed and amused us all. We were dazzled by
nebulae, twin star systems, the awesome rings of Saturn, the demise
of Polaris as the brightest star in the night sky and a host of other
heavenly bodies, including two wish-making falling stars! The ride
back was fantastic with great roads, a great pace, a parade of Porsches
and a wonderful lunch to cap off the weekend. Looking forward to
joining you and Terry on the next stargazer!
Robert Franssen
Thank you for a wonderful time! We really enjoyed the company,
lessons on astronomy and wonderful drive. The beautiful scenic drives
up to Mt Pinos and between Mt. Pinos and Ojai were spectacular. We
learned a lot about the galaxy, planets, constellations and stars. It was
amazing by how quickly and easily you were able to find the nebulas
and stars through the telescope using the laser sight. Thanks again. Andrew Louie
Manish and I joined at the last minute for this wonderful trip so
well organized by Hal Jandorf to the very last detail. It was an absolute
adrenalin rush as an army of Porsches glided up Mount Pinos to learn
more about the universe. Hal was so patient with all of us as we asked
questions that he usually gets from third graders. Never having seen
Saturn and the moon so up close through a telescope before, this was
a surreal experience for me. Manish was thrilled just to be following
Hal’s green pointer in the sky through his binoculars and learning
more about the various constellations. It was fun-filled, educational
and humbling. I may just become a more frequent stargazer. Highly
recommended! Kirti Deshpande and Manish Chitnis
Thank you for an awesome trip. My most favorite part was Saturn,
and being able to view the rings. We saw a couple of shooting stars
too, of course we know they are not really stars! Please thank your friends for sharing their telescopes with us. It
made the lines shorter and we got to see more. Looking forward to next year. Thanks again. Christine Taylor and Oscar Esquivel
At the summit of Mt. Pinos, the parking lot filled with Porsches and telescopes.
PORSCHE CLUB OF AMERICA SANTA BARBARA REGION
FULL CONCOURS DIVISION
C-1 All Closed 356
C-2 All Open 356
C-3 911-912 (1965-1983)
C-4 911, 911 Turbo, 930, 912E (1974-1983)
C-5 911 Carrera & Turbo (1984-1989)
C-6 911 Carrera & Turbo (964, 993, 1989-1998)
C-7 911Carrera & Turbo, GT2, GT3 (996, 997, 1999-On)
C-8 Boxster, Cayman
C-9 914-4, 914-6
C-10 All 924, 928, 944, 968
C-11 Cayenne, Panamera
STREET DIVISION
S-1 All Closed 356
S-2 All Open 356
S-3 911, 912 (1965-1983)
S-4 911, 911 Turbo, 930, 912E (1974-1983)
S-5 911 Carrera & Turbo (1984-1989)
S-6 911 Carrera & Turbo (964, 993, 1989-1998)
S-7 911-Carrera & Turbo, GT2, GT3 (996, 997, 1999-On)
S-8 Boxster, Cayman
S-9 914-4, 914-6
S-10 All 924, 928, 944, 968
S-11 Cayenne, Panamera
UNRESTORED STOCK DIVISION
UR-1 All 356
UR-2 Future use
UR-3 911, 912 (1965-1973)
UR-4 911, 911 Turbo, 930, 912E (1974-1983)
UR-5 911 Carrera & Turbo (1984 -1989)
UR-6 911 Carrera & Turbo (964, 993, 1989-1998)
UR-7 911 Carrera & Turbo, GT2, GT3 (996,1999 -Y-10)
UR-8 Boxster (986, 1997-Y-10)
UR-9 914/914-6
UR-10 All 924, 928, 944, 968
UR-11 Future use
WASH & SHINE DIVISION
W&S-1 All 356
W&S-2 911, 912 (1965-1973) 911, 911Turbo, 930,
912E (1974-1983), 914-4, 914-6
W&S-3 911 Carrera & Turbo (1984-1989)
911 Carrera & Turbo, (964, 993, 1989-1998)
W&S-4 911 Carrera & Turbo, GT2, GT3 (996, 997, 1999-On)
W&S-5 Boxster, Cayman
W&S-6 All 924, 928, 944, 968
W&S-7 Cayenne, Panamera
SPECIAL CATEGORIES DIVISION
SC-1 Special Interest
SC-2 Current Competition
SC-3 Limited Production
Complete rules at: http://zone8.pca.org/rules.php
and Rusnak Westlake Porsche proudly present
Our 35th Annual Concours d’Elegance
Sunday, October 9, 2011
At California State University Channel Islands,
One University Drive, Camarillo, California 93012
Concours
Pre-registration $70.00 - includes one buffet lunch
($80.00 day of event)
Display Only
Pre-registration $40.00 - includes one buffet lunch
($50.00 day of event)
Buffet Lunch $20.00 (if not registered)
Lunch
Schedule
Car placement 7:00 a.m.
Judging begins 10:00 a.m.
Awards presentation 2:15 p.m.
Concours Questions? - Carolyn Ewbank (805) 496-5213 or bcewbank1@verizon.net
To register: Fill out the registration form below (also available at pcasb.org), make check
payable to PCA/SBR and mail to: Jeanette Bassett, 6143 Armitos Dr., Camarillo, CA 93012
PCA/SBR 35th Annual Concours d’Elegance Registration Form
Name:
Address:
City/ST/Zip:
Phone:
Porsche Model:
Additional Lunches:
E-Mail:
Year:
Body Type:
Total Amount Enclosed:
Concours Class Entered:
Color:
Cancellations within 48 hours of this event will not receive a refund.
15th Annual
Chili Cook-Off
A Tasty Treat
F
By Ted Lighthizer
or the fifth year in a row, Jim & Terry Middlebrook
offered their lovely home to host one of the club’s
most popular events, the annual chili cook-off. This
friendly competition was originally hosted by Bob &
Jeanette Bassett at their Camarillo home from 1997 to 2006. Everyone seemed to have a great time talking and making new
relationships, which of course is the primary purpose of the event.
Seventy-three members attended this year’s cook-off and 11
different chili recipes were entered in the competition. Members
served as judges, taking samples scooped from each separate chili
pot, and then evaluating each by preference, voting for #1, #2, and
#3. The buffet line moved quickly thanks to the efficiency of our
chili servers: Phyllis Weaver, Luz Mosesson, Pam Alfenito, Susan
Stone, Linda Rubino and Stephanie Martin.
After feasting on delicious appetizers, salads, and breads and
tasting all the different recipes of chili, it was time for members
to vote for their favorite chili. Barry & Valerie Weinstein counted
and certified the ballots, and then Barry announced the winners.
Ilene Freeman won 3rd prize for the second year in a row, and
was given a fine assortment of auto detailing products. Jim &
Terry Middlebrook won 2nd prize and received an even larger
assortment of detailing goodies, complete with micro fiber towels
and wash bucket. A big thank-you goes to Dick Douglass for
The coveted Lady Scoville Perpetual Trophy, which is awarded
each year to the chili chef whose recipe is judged to be the best.
The eager (and hungry) judges file through the kitchen, taking a sample of each chili recipe in the competition.
Third place winner Ilene Freeman
Second place winner Jim Middlebrook
providing all the detailing products given away this year at no cost
to the club. Finally, this year’s Grand Prize winner was yours truly,
Ted Lighthizer, who took possession of the coveted Lady Scoville
Perpetual Trophy until a new champion is announced next year. As Activities Co-Chair, I was pleased to honor the
Middlebrooks on behalf of the club, thanking Jim & Terry for
hosting this fun event each year. They were presented with
a reserved parking space, complete with a personalized sign
to mark their exclusive spot at the club’s Saturday Camarillo
breakfast meetings in the future.
After the presentations, everyone rushed inside to enjoy the
scrumptious desserts. Everything from the homemade cookies,
Terry & Jim Middlebrook with their sign of “thanks.”
2011 Chili Cook-Off Champion
Ted Lighthizer
cupcakes, lemon bars and bundt cakes to the banana cream,
lemon and apple pies were thoroughly enjoyed. We want to thank all the members who came early to help
us get ready, and all those who assisted with clean-up. Pre-event
setup was done by Gary Weaver, Dave Mosseson and Jeffrey
Merrick, and on-site parking was handled by Bob Bassett, David
Stone and Mike Macdonell. Brian & Linda Rubino, who do so
much for the club with the Goodie Store, made quick work of
washing the day’s dirty pans and dishes. Thanks again to Jim &
Terry Middlebrook for making the PCA/SBR 15th Annual Chili
Cook-Off one of the best ever! We hope to see YOU there next
year. =
Photos by John Alfenito
Everyone agreed the competition was tough this year.
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porsche club of america / santa barbara region & rusnak porsche westlake present
CAMARILLO AUTOCROSS
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 2011
Requirements: Safe and mechanically sound car. Please review PCA Zone 8 website autocross rules for helmet and seatbelt requirements
http://zone8.pca.org/rules.php. This event will be run in compliance with Zone 8 rules.
Where:
Camarillo Airport.
Las Posas exit off the 101 in Camarillo.
Take Las Posas south, turn right on Pleasant Valley Road,
turn right on Airport Way to T-intersection.
Turn right and follow the signs.
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Schedule: (times approximate)
6:30 a.m. Registration Check In at Airport Gate
6:45 a.m. Tech Inspection begins
8:00 a.m. Mandatory Drivers Meeting
8:30 a.m. Practice Runs begin
2:00 p.m. 3 Official Timed Runs (to 4:30 p.m.)
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Entry Fee: $85.00 per driver, includes lunch.
Extra lunches can be purchased with registration for $17 each.
Event day registration (if not sold out) $100 per driver cash only. Extra lunches $20 cash only.
Enrollment limited to 65. Pre-registration is encouraged to reserve your space.
Questions? E-mail MARTIN KELLER at: PCASBAutoX@gmail.com or call: (503) 201-1952.
Download The Registration Form At Our Website:
www.pcasb.org
PCA/SBR and SCHNEIDER AUTOHAUS Present
EL CAMINO REAL XXVIII
A Zone 8 Time-Speed-Distance Rally
This classic time-speed-distance rally requires no prior
experience. Cost is $25-per-car, if you pre-register by
November 5, 2011. Enjoy a no-host lunch with your
fellow participants at the event’s end.
For full details and an entry form, visit our website:
www.pcasb.org
This event is hosted by the Santa Barbara Region, PCA,
but you do not have to be a PCA member to participate.
We welcome all cars regardless of make. Bring a friend!
This Zone 8 event is sponsored by
SANTA BARBARA AUTO-X
By Dan Byers
T
he July 31st autocross at Earl
Warren Showgrounds actually
started a day earlier with a
driver’s clinic at Santa Barbara
Auto Group. Ben Schroeder from SBAG,
our autocross sponsor, had arranged to
have John Lewis, an instructor from the
Porsche Sport Driving School, available for
a clinic and question-and-answer period
on Satuday afternoon. From 3-5 p.m. John
talked to 20 of our members, giving them
a better understanding of car dynamics,
control, and what an autocross or DE is all
about.
The day of an autocross starts early
for the organizers and volunteers. And
this Sunday was no different. I arrived
at the event site about 4:45 a.m. with the
equipment trailer in tow. Figuring I would
be the first one there, I was surprised to
see the silhouette of a 911 in the dark
parking lot. Art Grimmet had arrived
before me, and promptly raised his coffee
cup and asked for a refill. Art has always
been a great supporter of the AX events
and was a welcome sight so early the
morning. My son Shane and I started
to unload the contents of my family
Suburban with Art’s help. It was only a
few minutes later that my Dad showed
up to help us for the morning, making it
three generations of the Byers family on
Overall champion - Henry Hinck in the Schneider Autohaus 1987 911
duty. My Co-Chair Martin Keller was next
arriving and the clock was just striking
5:00 a.m.
Martin was the mastermind behind
the course design, which consisted of 41
corners in .61 miles, and along with Art
and Shane, he began the process of course
layout. By 6:00 a.m., several of the drivers
and other volunteers had shown up. Ted
Lighthizer and Doreen Pankow seem to be
at every event the club does, and were at
this one with the high level of enthusiam
only they can bring. Ted jumped in on
course duty, while Doreen made sure
everyone signed the waiver form, and had
“Cone Killer” Bruce Pence (l) is congratulated by SBR President Bill Sampson.
a bracelet fitted. David Stone showed a
little later in morning to help with waivers
and gate patrol.
By 7:30 a.m. the course was complete.
Most everyone had been through tech, and
made their way to registration to get their
AX packet. Janice Herndon did a fantastic
job managing the registration during the
morning, especially since she had just
returned from vacation the night before.
Henry Hinck from Schneider Autohaus
once again was “tech inspecting” the cars
with help from his staff. Our timing team
of Jeff Merrick and Jeff Parker was joined
by a new volunteer, Nick Sibersky. These
three guys made sure the timing was
correct and ran flawlessly.
The drivers’ meeting started at 8:00
a.m., and I was able to give everyone a
firm talking-to before we let them loose.
Mike Turek, our new Safety Chair, was
on site to make sure we adhered to all the
rules and regulations that keep us safe. I
introduced everyone to John Lewis, our
guest instructor from PSDS. John was
there to help anyone who asked for it, and
I can’t remember him ever not being in a
car or helping a driver learn the course in
some way. It was nonstop for John, but he
seemed to enjoy it. Our own Goodie Store,
manned by the Rubinos, was on site to
make sure anyone who felt the urge for a
little shopping was satisfied. My son even
found something to get that lightened
my wallet but was well worth it. Walt
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Santa Barbara Auto-X from Page 19
Dick Douglass - the keeper of the starting line
for being able to drag two cones just about
the full length of the course.
Thanks to all the drivers who came out
and participated. Many of you showed up
early to help set up, and everyone stayed
late to help clean up. It was another funfilled day that I look forward to repeating
at our September 17th AX in Camarillo.
Special thanks go out to the following
volunteers for making this event so
successful: Dick Douglass, Janice
Herndon, Doreen Pankow, Ted Lighthizer,
Jeff Parker, Jeff Merrick, Nick Sibersky,
David Stone, Mike Turek, Bill Sampson,
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brought several Porsches to showcase. The
Cayenne Hybrid, Panamera, and Carrera
GTS were a hit. I can personally attest
to the ability of the GTS. It really is a
grocery-getter and track vehicle all in one
package.
After a morning of practice runs, we
were all ready for some lunch, especially
Dick Douglass, who was manning the
starting line all day. Aaron from QTime
BBQ was on hand to make sure we all had
plenty of fantastic food. You know the
food is good when drivers get quiet when
they’re eating.
The official timed runs took up
the afternoon, and we had some very
competitive laps. The talent was deep for
this event, and the timing crew figured it
would come down to not only a fast run,
but a clean run. At the end of the official
timed runs, Henry Hinck took top time of
the day with a 70.165. Several drivers were
right on his heels, but Henry was mistake
free with a very fast run. I would like to
note that our president, Bill Sampson, took
top time in his class. He was feeling the
heat from several other drivers, this being
his first AX, but he was able to focus and
win class AS. Also in a newer tradition the
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Branscome and Steve Finberg from SBAG,
and of course my Co-Chair Martin Keller.
Last not but not least, a huge thank
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continued support of the club. =
Photos by Ted Lighthizer
Results on Pgs. 26 & 27
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A Treffen To Remember, Part II
An Eight-Day European Adventure Behind The Wheel of A Porsche C4S Coupe
By David & Susan Stone
H
ave you ever thought about
visiting the birthplace of
Porsche? Driving the German
Autobahn at high speed in
a 911? Touring on back roads through
the beautiful Austrian countryside and
over the Alps? Sampling the local cuisine
in ancient castles and farmhouses? Or
visiting the original Porsche factory, the
new factory and new Porsche museum? Recently, five SBR members and a guest
did just that and more on an eightday “Treffen” (German for meeting),
sponsored by PCA and Fast Lane Travel,
Inc. of Clearwater, Florida. It was truly a
bucket-list experience to remember. The
first part of our journey was documented
in last month’s issue. This month we
present the concluding chapter.
On Thursday, both Treffen groups took
a motor coach to the Porsche factory and
museum. Beginning with the museum,
we thoroughly enjoyed the guided tour
through this architectural marvel that
provides a showplace for Porsche models
developed over more than 60 years. After
the tour, there was time to browse on our
own, take pictures of the beautiful cars
on display and shop in the boutique on
the first floor. The museum also offers a
highly rated restaurant for those who wish
to spend the day.
Some of us took time to visit the
dealership directly across the street. This
twostory structure had a nice inventory
of new and used models, including two
Carrera GTs, and a high-end boutique
offering clothing, luggage and other items. It was interesting to note that the price
of a new Porsche purchased in Germany
is much higher than one purchased in
America. Porsche heavily subsidizes the
cars sold here to maintain a strong market. Thank you, Porsche!
At noon we walked to the Porsche
Factory grounds across the street and had
lunch on the top floor with management
personnel and customers taking delivery
of their new cars. Once again, we found
the cuisine delicious and the service
impeccable.
After lunch, we separated into two
groups for our factory tour. Our guide
was a graduate student who worked part
time for the company. We visited the parts
delivery department, the engine assembly
plant and the body assembly plant. We
watched as the completed cars came off
the assembly line for transfer to the final
inspection area and to new car delivery. During our tour, we encountered PCA
President Manny Alban and members
of his executive staff who had come
to Germany to meet with Porsche
management and were also on a factory
tour. We would meet them again for
dinner that night.
Dinner was indeed something special
that evening. We took a motor coach to
Castle Beilstein for a raucous medieval
dinner. We were met by a bagpipe player
wearing pointed shoes and bells on his
right ankle who led us, bagpipe skirling,
up the steep pathway surrounded by
vineyards to the castle entrance. After
champagne on the fortress wall, we
entered the cellar where the meal was
served. We were issued large bibs as the
roast pig and other meats were presented
on platters. Our large steins were kept full
throughout the evening as periodic salutes
were yelled out by the guests at each table. Julie was selected to carry out the tradition
of pouring schnapps down the throats of
willing guests, which included Manny and
his wife. Manny then presented Peter
with a PCA flag commemorating the
long-term relationship PCA has enjoyed
with Fast Lane Travel. PCA national staff
conducted video interviews with some
of the Treffen participants about their
experiences. Look for them on the PCA
website.
On Friday, we were treated to a private
tour of the Tech Art headquarters in
Leonberg where skilled workers customize
Porsches to their owners’ specifications. Modifications can be made to the body,
interior, suspension and engine to enhance
what Porsche provides. We saw work
being done on a dozen cars, including
several Cayennes, and a fully modified
Panamera was one of the cars on the
showroom floor. The company now has
a facility in Texas to better serve the U.S.
market.
The SBR Treffen travelers in front of the Stuttgart Porsche dealer
year and spend
their remaining
months in Santa
Barbara where Claus
teaches at UCSB. They showed us
the nearby twostory Marketplatz
and other historic
buildings near
our hotel. Claus
arranged the loan
of a new Cayenne
Turbo from Porsche
SBR members Claus & Iris Eisenbach took us on a personal tour and gave us a tour
of Stuttgart, where they live six months of the year. (L-r) Dave & of the surrounding
Susan Stone, Iris Eisenbach, Steve Karolyi, and Claus Eisenbach. heavily-wooded
After lunching on the covered patio
area, including the
of a local restaurant, we were treated to a
old Stuttgart racetrack that has since been
tour of the incredible Castle Ludwigsburg. converted to a public road. Historic races
Our expert guide, Louise Becker, made the will be held on it in July.
history come alive and answered our many
questions.
Claus and Iris took us to their lovely
home for lunch
and provided a
wonderful variety
of German fare. We happened to
see their other 911
Cabriolet, which
stays in Germany,
and met their
talkative, very
special Dalmatian,
Arco.
Later that afternoon, Both Treffen
groups headed out to the Cannstatter
Volksfest (Beer Festival) in the Grandl’s
Hofbrau Zelt. This is one huge annual
celebration under an immense tent and is
reported to be more fun than the Munich
Oktoberfest. We all thoroughly enjoyed
the good food, ample spirits and the local
revelry. The German people certainly
know how to party!
Returning to our hotel in the early
evening, a few of us again walked the
Konigstrasse where displays were being
staged for the 125th Anniversary of the
Automobile celebration scheduled for the
following day. All the major automobile
manufacturers had a presence, and a large
number of privately owned vintage cars
were also displayed on the lawns. We
learned that Porsche #1 and other historic
models would be driven to the site from
the museum to join the celebration. Unfortunately, our train to Frankfurt left
in the morning, and we had to miss the
festivities.
This was truly a unique, fun-filled week
that we will all remember. Peter Sontag
is a master of organization and attends to
every detail, right down to the gifts left
in our rooms each night. If you would
like more information on this and other
Treffen vacation tours, check the ad in
your PCA Panorama or go online at info@
fastlanetravel.com. =
Before returning
to the hotel, we
Photos by Steve Karolyi, Peter Sontag, drove to the old
The Treffen touring cars parked at the Porsche Museum
David & Susan Stone, Julie Tye
Stuttgart Airport,
That evening, we dined at Restaurant
once used by the Nazis during WWII. Wielandshohe, the most elegant restaurant There we visited an upscale new and
in Stuttgart, owned and operated by
vintage car sales and
Vincent Klink, Germany’s well known
storage facility with
TV cook with his own daily show. One
scores of beautiful
small wall of the restaurant was covered
makes and models
with gold leaf, and the cuisine was equally
parked in glass
as rich. A tour of their extensive wine
garages waiting
cellar was a special treat, and we tasted a
to be driven by
delicious ice wine that is produced from
their owners. The
grapes left to freeze on the vine before
building also had its
harvest.
own restaurant and
boutique. The entire
Saturday morning and early afternoon
airport is being
gave us the opportunity to explore
renovated and will
Stuttgart on our own. SBR members
include housing, a
Claus and Iris Eisenbach served as our
recreational area and guides as they live in Stuttgart half the
shopping.
The ‘glass garages’ at Stuttgart Airport filled with cars
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PORSCHE CLUB OF AMERICA
35 Years
Barrett & Patti Bunce
33 Years
Harvey & Fynn Wilson
25 Years
Robert & Stephanie Diaz
24 Years
John H. & Pamela Riffero, II
23 Years
Steven Conger
14 Years
Tim & Julia Francis
7 Years
David & Laura Ramos Kroesen
Salvador & Cynthia Joann Melendez, II Helen & Andy Arnold
Garrick & Kitty Newman
Peter & Michael Raftery
Jim & Lisa Watters
11 Years
Robert & Kathleen Wulf
Tim & Collette Mason
20 Years
9 Years
15 Years
Del & Marsha Brunner
Bernard & Sylvia Jones
Christopher Duran & James Oldham
Kathleen Keltner & Edward Sanders
6 Years
10 Years
John F. Meaney
Robert Ross
Rozella Oliver & Evan Davis
Charles Devlin
Randall & Claire Fishwick
Charles & Danielle Gentzler
Henry Williamson
12 Years
Michael & Eric Riba
Chester & Joan Yabitsu
18 Years
8 Years Continued
Kent & Tori Bodin
Richard & Robin Di Orio
Thomas & Sarah Gaither
21 Years
Lawrence & Jo Anne Markham
SBR MEMBER ANNIVERSARIES
Emmet & Steven Estren
John & Janice Koehler
Steve & Carol Nicholson
John Trask
Steve & Sharon Zinn
Ginni & Chad Dreier
Vincent Johnson
Chuck & Elaine Miwa
Daniel Rosenthal
Lloyd Wright
5 Years
Stephanie & Roy C. Charles
Elliot Eichner
Keith & Mary Ana Moore
Edward Reich
Jon & Mary Ann Valois
Carl & Nancy Wesely
8 Years
George & Stacie Anthes
Mark Brenner
Dennis & Shirley Carpenter
New Members
Kenneth Albrecq
Valencia, 2011 911 Turbo
Robert Manger
Santa Barbara, 2008 997
Bill Budinger
Santa Barbara
Peter & Patty Vakovsky
Oxnard, 1958 Speedster
Thomas Coleman
Santa Barbara, 2011 GT2
Toby Gorman
West Hollywood, 2009 997
4 Years
Rick Harris
Jerry & Pam Lasnik
John S. & Cathy Richard
3 Years
Denis Friezner
Byron & Pat Okara Grant
Nathan & Cheryl Hubbell
Chuck Smith
2 Years
David & Tracy Beard
Mark & Christie Biddison
Jan Van Atta & Power Johnson
Julia Giannangelo & Stephen Keneally
Brian & Tami Palmer
1 Year
Ori & Malka Fogel
Lien Nguyen & Lawrence Hoan
Richard & Karen Imendorf
Christian & Celeste Marx
NEW MEMBERS & TRANSFERS
Transfer Members
Carlo & Suzie Minassian
Tujunga, 1989 930T
from San Gabriel Valley
DSR
AUDIO
EVENT PRODUCTION
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Upcoming SBR Events & Dates of Interest
Sep 10
Pre-Concours Detail Clinic - Lavaggio
Sep 17
Autocross in Camarillo
Sep 25
Rebel Without A Cause Run
Oct 9
Oct 14-16
Oct 29
Charity Autocross in Camarillo
Nov 5
Zone 8 • Rally School - Santa Barbara
Nov 12
Zone 8 • Rally - El Camino Real XXVIII
Nov 19
Bouquet Canyon Drive to Wolf Creek Brewery
Dec 4
Dec 10
805-684-5466
• Sound System Rentals
• Power Distribution
with bio-diesel generators
Zone 8 • 35th Annual Concours d’Elegance
Rennsport Reunion IV - Laguna Seca
• Lighting System Rentals
• Musical Instrument Rentals
Desmond Warren
805-684-5466 • Office
805-452-2344 • Cell
dsraudio1@sbcoxmail.com
Motor4Toys - Woodland Hills
SBR Annual Holiday Party
SBR Zone 8 Rally School
SCHNEIDER AUTOHAUS,
• 11:00 a.m. - 2:30 p.m.
2703 DE LA VINA ST., SANTA BARBARA, CA
93105
Join us for an introduction to rallying designed to prepare drivers and navigators
for participation in Time-Speed-Distance (TSD) Road Rallies.
This is the type of rally run throughout PCA Zone 8 and at Porsche Parades.
We’ll begin with a classroom session for an hour or so
followed by a short practice rally.
We will end up at Max’s Restaurant in Santa Barbara for lunch and a critique.
Participants will need note-taking materials and a watch
that can be synchronized with a master timepiece.
All participants must pre-register - contact Joe Schneider at
autohaus@silcom.com
Event cost only $5.00 per person.
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ZONE 8 AUTO-X RESULTS
07 / 3 1 / 1 1 A T E A R L WA R R E N S H OWG R O U N D S
FIRST NAME
INGO
BILL
JIM
DAVID
ART
DAVID
JIM
HENRY
CHRIS
TYLER
TOM
BEN
ROD
DAVID
EARL
FRANK
GEORGE
JO ANN
ROBERT
MIKE
CHUCK
STEVEN
BRUCE
DON
INGRID
DON SR
DON JR
PHILIP
JOHN
KENNETH
ALAN
RAYMOND
LAST NAME
SCHMITZ
SAMPSON
GUDE
WITTERIED
GRIMMITT
MINOR
DOUGHTY
HINCK
ANROPOLLOS
TEDESCHI
SIDERIS
COATS
HERSBERGER
TERAOKA
TERAOKA
DONAHUE
LYNCH
LYNCH
FREED
FURNISH
WAMPLER
BACHMAN
PENCE
DICKEY
MARTIN
GLOISTEN
GLOISTEN
KAGS
BYRNE
SUPIN
SURGI
PIMENTAL
CAR MAKE
PORSCHE
PORSCHE
PORSCHE
PORSCHE
PORSCHE
PORSCHE
PORSCHE
PORSCHE
PORSCHE
PORSCHE
PORSCHE
PORSCHE
PORSCHE
PORSCHE
PORSCHE
PORSCHE
PORSCHE
PORSCHE
PORSCHE
PORSCHE
PORSCHE
PORSCHE
PORSCHE
PORSCHE
PORSCHE
PORSCHE
PORSCHE
PORSCHE
PORSCHE
PORSCHE
PORSCHE
PORSCHE
MODEL YEAR CLASS
911 TARGA 1974
AM
356
1964
AS
944S
1988
GS
911S
1976
HS
911
1983
IP
911SC
1982
IS
911
1986
JO
911
1987
JP
944 turbo 1986
JS
BOXSTER 1999
LS
CAYMAN S 2006
NS
CAYMAN S 2007
NS
CAYMAN S 2007
NS
CAYMAN S 2006
NS
CAYMAN S 2006
NS
CAYMAN S 2008
NS
CAYMAN R 2012
NS
CAYMAN R 2012
NS
BOXSTER 2006
NS
BOXSTER
NS
993
1997
OS
911 4S
2003
OS
8
OS
911
2003
PP
911
2003
PP
911 CAB 2002
PS
911 CAB 2002
PS
911 C2
1997
QS
911 C2
1997
QS
997
2007
QS
911GT3
2007
RSS
911 CAB 2010
SS
NO.
36
356
95
81
83
82
959
184
951
2
6
44
220
114
141
117
298
198
13
122
144
711
8
573
57
40
404
777
111
997
32
630
RUN 1
77.987
87.118
83.597
DNF
76.263
94.656
78.107
71.357
76.044
DNF
80.445
78.835
82.286
84.526
84.212
73.879
DNF
DNF
72.216
76.607
80.336
76.246
86.362
77.125
83.065
DNF
81.087
84.340
88.229
85.209
79.280
83.653
RUN 2
80.155
86.049
84.689
77.629
79.909
96.931
75.154
72.627
79.004
DNF
74.412
75.839
76.671
80.073
79.079
76.094
DNF
DNF
72.100
71.336
84.060
75.628
87.539
88.946
84.217
120.473
85.843
82.840
88.792
86.409
89.501
84.072
RUN 3
BEST
73.369
* 73.369
84.534
* 84.534
88.564
* 83.597
77.560
* 77.560
79.275
* 76.263
93.239
* 93.239
71.912
* 71.912
70.165 ** 70.165
77.858
* 76.044
DNF
DNF
78.299
74.412
75.103
75.103
77.584
76.671
79.776
79.776
77.442
77.442
72.326
72.326
DNF
DNF
DNF
DNF
71.371
71.371
74.557
* 71.336
80.453
80.336
74.406
* 74.406
80.982
80.982
74.740
* 74.740
92.098
83.065
119.869
119.869
79.281
* 79.281
80.405
* 80.405
85.503
85.503
82.051
82.051
76.838
* 76.838
78.585
* 78.585
FIRST NAME
JUSTIN
MIKE
JOE
JULIAN
PETER
MARK
JIM
BILL
PAUL
STEPHEN
TED
JONATHON
GEORGE
MARTIN
SHARAM
ZOE
JAMES
SCOTT
BRAIN
JEFF
CHRISTIAN
WAYNE
JOHN
JIM
KEERTI
MICHAEL
CHRISTIAN
NICK
JASON
BRIAN
JOHN
NIKI
KELLIE
ANGELA
LAST NAME
OOMS
ZIELINSKI
LIGUTTI
BYRNE
WOOD
HELMICK
KING
LURIE
MACFARLANE
MACFARLANE
LIGHTHIZER
ONAK
MOUSALLAM
KELLER
FATEMI
HINCK
PEREZ
SCHOMER
VILLANUEVA
STUART
ANDERSON
DOYLE
BATHEL
LESLIE
BHAMIDIPATI
CALCAGNO
CLARK
SIBERSKY
LECHNIAK
MARCONTELL
SPARROW
BYRNE
LIGUTTI
MACFARLANE
CAR MAKE
BMW
FACT 5
MITSUBISHI
LOTUS
MAZDA
HONDA
TOYOTA
HONDA
CHEVY
CHEVY
MINI
SUBARU
BMW
LOTUS
MAZDA
BMW
CORVETTE
MAZDA
BMW
MAZDA
CHEVY
SUBARU
TOYOTA
BMW
BMW
MERCEDES
SUBARU
TOYOTA
HONDA
FORD
LOTUS
BMW
MERCEDES
MODEL
325IS
COBRA
EVO
ELISE
SPEED 3
S2000
YEAR
1988
2002
2005
2005
2009
2006
1991
S2000
2006
CORVETTE 2001
CORVETTE 2001
COOPER
2003
IMPREZA 2005
M3
2004
7
1963
MIATA
1990
330
1995
Z06
2001
MIATA
1992
M3
1991
RX8
2007
CORVETTE 1986
2003
SUPRA
1982
M3
2006
X5
CLK63
TI
2011
2007
2008
CIVIC
PINTO
ELISE
Z4
C350
X
2005
2004
2008
CLASS
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X-L
X-L
X-L
NO.
88
27
23
11
3
21
86
211
101
10
77
143
333
707
5
525
18
26
4
807
70
427
982
126
41
84
921
71
1
31
120
444
123
33
RUN 1
81.708
83.512
78.380
80.280
84.235
75.487
DNF
76.205
78.700
86.563
82.172
86.773
81.194
DNF
78.887
100.588
80.244
DNF
98.338
76.607
78.545
86.360
DNF
80.070
82.201
90.029
DNF
73.058
DNF
82.879
86.766
74.989
92.056
89.771
RUN 2
82.811
83.989
89.501
85.406
76.964
73.938
DNF
77.252
79.831
85.718
81.511
85.603
75.783
77.059
78.595
95.635
81.780
DNF
94.848
80.228
79.637
83.063
DNF
77.294
79.623
91.580
DNF
73.859
DNF
81.429
86.063
81.874
84.942
89.342
RUN 3
77.194
82.262
76.838
75.472
74.503
75.433
DNF
74.069
83.095
82.409
80.730
85.473
79.106
75.356
76.017
94.640
79.648
DNF
92.198
73.944
78.234
82.067
DNF
75.628
79.445
86.801
DNF
79.028
DNF
79.507
80.241
90.500
85.383
88.028
BEST
77.194
82.262
76.838
75.472
74.503
73.938
DNF
74.069
78.700
82.409
80.730
85.473
75.783
75.356
76.017
94.640
79.648
DNF
92.198
75.944
78.234
82.067
DNF
75.628
79.445
86.801
DNF
* 73.058
DNF
79.507
80.241
74.989
84.942
88.028
(*) indicates best time in class, (**) indicates best time overall
PLEASE JOIN US SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17 AT CAMARILLO AIRPORT
FOR ANOTHER GREAT SANTA BARBARA REGION AUTOCROSS EVENT!
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August 10, 2011 - 6:30 p.m. – Santa Barbara Auto Group
SBR Board of Directors Meeting
Thank you Santa Barbara Auto Group and
Walt Branscome for hosting this month’s dinner
board meeting. Present were: Bill Sampson,
Dave Stone, Nick Liakas, Michael Brovsky, Steve
& Janet Kaller, Walt Branscome, Janice Herndon,
Joan & Chet Yabitsu, Don Kuckenbaker, Brian
Rubino, Jim Brown, Carolyn Ewbank, Martin
Keller, James Oldham, Mike Turek, Harriet &
James Edwards, and Nadine Tracy.
Secretary: The July minutes were
approved as submitted.
Vice President: No report.
Treasurer: Steve presented his Balance
Sheet, Profit and Loss YTD Comparison, and
Profit and Loss Previous Year Comparison. Discussion followed. Steve has set up a special
account to keep control of all contributions to
our charity that are made payable directly to
them. At the end of the year this account will be
closed but total funds raised for our 2011 charity
will include this amount.
Membership: During the month of July,
Janice reported that six new members joined
our region. At month’s end, membership stood
at 701.
Activities: Please review and sign up
for upcoming events: September 10th PreConcours Detail Clinic at Lavaggio, September
17th Camarillo Autocross, September 25th
“Rebel Without A Cause” Run, October 9th
Annual Concours d’Elegance, and October 29th
“Cones for Homes” Autocross in Camarillo.
Editor: Mike Pomerantz has merged his
Oxnard Sir Speedy franchise with the Camarillo
store. The Der Auspuff print job will also move
but Mike will continue to personally oversee
our magazine’s production as well as its bulk
mailing. Our excellent service should continue
uninterrupted with the September edition being
the first to be printed in the Camarillo facility.
Distribution: As a follow-up to last
month’s distribution discussion, Chet found out
that the $953.03 cash balance left in the SBR
Permit #238 account is refundable but the $185
Permit Renewal Fee paid on March 16, 2011 is
not. A motion was made and passed to allow
Chet to fill out the necessary refund paperwork. Mailing costs for the Der Auspuff may increase
due to post office changes in processing facility
locations. The board will address this matter
and future distribution options. 753 copies of
the August issue were mailed out of the Oxnard
Post Office for a postage cost of $321.31.
Advertising: Don advised the board of
advertising changes as well as revenues billed
and paid. Discussion followed.
Goodie Store: Brian reported sales as
follows: July Autocross $647.50 with a profit
of $223.31, August Camarillo breakfast $152.00
with a profit of $39.05. The Goodie Store was
reimbursed $248.27 for expenses.
Insurance: Jim has filed all certificates
through the end of the year.
Concours: Carolyn reported that all
details of the Concours are moving along
smoothly. Trophies, judge’s gifts and dash
plaques are being purchased. The Detail Clinic
on September 10th is starting to fill up.
Autocross: The July 31st autocross
was a great success with 63 drivers and lots of
happy spectators. Thank you Santa Barbara
Auto Group for being a sponsor for this event
and, we look forward to working with you
on future autocross events in Santa Barbara. Dan will be inventorying the trailer. Four fire
extinguishers need to be recharged and all will
need to be checked before the 2012 season. Dan
will forward receipts for these expenses. He is
confident that both the September and October
events will be filled to capacity and will be very
successful. Volunteers are needed for both
autocross events.
Archives: No report.
Webmaster: It was another active
month for the Santa Barbara region, resulting
in a number of updates to the PCASB website.
The Other Events Calendar added activities
including the “Day Away From Work” at Streets
of Willow and the “Rennsport Reunion IV”. Finally, the July 31 Autocross results were added
to the Event Results. Also, thanks to those
who have added images to our Flickr PCASB
Group at http://www.flickr.com/groups/pcasb,
we have a regularly changing supply of new
images on our website. If you’re an existing
Flickr user, images submitted to that group will
“auto-magically” appear on our PCASB.org
website. Please contact Randy Fishwick with
any questions.
Safety: Mike worked with the Autocross
committee to establish an updated first aid kit
for SBR events. Mike bought the kit and was
reimbursed.
P.M.S.: The group will be having a boating
event on September 10th and encourages signups.
R.U.F.: The July tour of Montecito with
bring-your-picnic lunch was attended by 16
R.U.F.ians. The tour concluded with a visit to
the Santa Barbara Natural History Museum’s
Butterfly exhibit. The August 25th event will
be of Houweling’s Tomato farming operation
in Oxnard, which will be followed by lunch at
Los Arroyos Mexican Cuisine at the Camarillo
Outlets.
Past President: No report.
President: The Chili Cook-Off and the
Santa Barbara Autocross were outstanding
events this month. Many thanks to all who
put these events together and special thanks
to board members Dan, Martin, Doreen, Ted,
Janice, Dave, Dick, Karen, Mike T., Brian, Linda,
and Michael B. & Beverly who all put in long
hours at the autocross. Santa Barbara Porsche
stepped up big time to help. The Porsche driver,
John Lewis, was a smash hit also. Bill sent
thank yous to PCNA, SBAG, and Schneider
Autohaus. Bill met with Des Warren of DSR
Audio and the bigger sound system is now ours. This will greatly improve how we conduct that
meeting. Please urge your fellow members to
hold their conversations for the few minutes the
meeting lasts. The Zone 8 Concours School was
a success thanks to Carolyn and Dick. It was
well attended both from within our region and
the Zone. Thank you Mike Turek for attending
the autocross as the Safety Chair. His presence
will improve our readiness for any problems
that might arise. Bill is looking forward to the
October 29th autocross that will benefit our
charity.
Old Business: Der Auspuff future
distribution plans were discussed. Martin said
that the EZ Up tent has been purchased for
future club events. A list of prospective officers
and directors was presented by the Nominating
Committee. A 50th Anniversary Planning
Committee has been created and members
named.
New Business: Printing costs for the Der
Auspuff were discussed. The September board
meeting will be held at Carrow’s in Oxnard and
the October meeting will be held at Lavaggio in
Agoura Hills.
Meeting adjourned at 8:20 p.m.
Minutes Recorded by Nadine Tracy
Rebel Without
A Cause Run
Sunday, Sept. 25, 2011
Santa Barbara To Cholame
We’ll get an early start, gathering at the Santa Barbara Sears parking lot (La Cumbre/Hope
Ave. exit off the 101) at 8:00 a.m. sharp! Departure time is 8:30 a.m.
First leg will take us north on the 101 where we’ll stop for a brief coffee break in Atascadero.
Then, we’ll hit the backroads for a scenic trip to the James Dean Memorial site in Cholame,
where Kent Bodin has organized a fun ceremony to honor the late actor. After that, we’ll continue our drive to the Eberle Winery in Paso Robles. At the winery we’ll enjoy a delightful BBQ
lunch with wine tasting on the patio. After lunch, we’ll tour the winery before our drive back
home. If you’d like to stay overnight, we have a group rate of $129 at the Courtyard by Marriott
in Paso Robles, where there will be free, reserved parking for your car.
The cost of this entire event - lunch, wine tasting, winery tour, and activity fee - is only $40.
Please sign up no later than Sunday, September 18. No refunds for cancellations after 9/18/11.
R.S.V.P. to Doreen Pankow at dpankow@sbcglobal.net (805) 527-8280.
Make your check for $40 per person payable to PCA/SBR and
mail to Doreen Pankow, 2251 Brownstone Creek Avenue
Simi Valley, CA 93063
Names: ___________________________________
Amount Included: ____________________________
Email: ___________________________________
Phone #: __________________________________
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CONES FOR HOMES
A BONUS AUTOCROSS IN CAMARILLO
TO BENEFIT HABITAT FOR HUMANITY
SAT., OCTOBER 29, 2011
Proceeds from this event will benefit the Ventura County and Southern Santa Barbara County chapters of
Habitat for Humanity. Any additional voluntary donations would be welcomed and greatly appreciated!
Learn more about Habitat for Humanity at: www.sbhabitat.org (or) www.habitatventura.org
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Event day registration (if not sold out) $100 per driver cash only. Extra lunches $20 cash only.
Enrollment limited to 65. Pre-registration is encouraged to reserve your space.
Course work is mandatory in order to run this Autocross.
Porsche drivers: This IS NOT a Zone 8 sanctioned event for points.
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Aswell Trophy....................................... 6
Auto Gallery....................................... 10
Autobahn West................................... 20
Automotion....................................... IBC
Paul Bancroft Roofing.......................... 20
Gary Betz Enterprises............................ 6
Boykin Automotive.............................. 24
Walt Branscome, SBAG......................... 9
California Cars Sportscar Collection........ 5
California Tire Company......................... 6
Bob Campbell’s 356 Services.............. 32
Joseph Carastro, D.M.D., M.S................ 5
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David L. Cunningham............................. 5
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DSR Audio.......................................... 25
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Leland West Insurance........................ 30
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Neil McAuliffe.................................... 21
North Hollywood Speedometer.............. 8
RS Enterprises...................................... 5
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1973 911 GT CLASS RACE CAR – FOR SALE
Professionally engineered and built. 335bhp / 2150 lbs. Twice the fun of Stock, Half the price of Cups. Always competitive and many
podium wins. Details and photos at http://porsche911gtclass.blogspot.com/ Asking $43,200. Make an offer.
(847) 894-5473 ray.racecar911@gmail.com (04/11)
SET OF MAGNETIC CAR NUMBERS FOR AUTOCROSS – FOR SALE
Two (2) 12” x 18” vinyl magnetic car numbers for autocross, etc. Black numerals (“730”) on orange background. As new. Can be seen
in Santa Barbara. $90 for the pair. Contact: Joe Boucher at (805) 931-0990. (01/11)
RUF Show Quality Chrome 17” WHEELS, Plus 2 SETS OF TIRES – FOR SALE
1976-1989 RUF chrome 17” wheels, 930 Turbo 8” & 9”. Chrome center caps, chrome RUF black letters, and Porsche painted crests.
Also, two sets of tires: Yokohama Advan 032R race tires, rears worn 235/40 ZR17 & 275/40 ZR17; Bridgestone Potenza RE71 235/45
ZR17 & 255/40 ZR17. Contact Steven Conger (805) 484-4594 evenings. (12/10)
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Ads are free to other PCA members in good standing as space permits and will also run for a maximum of three
(3) months. Ads will be accepted for non-members as space permits for a fee of $10 per month, per ad. Please notify the Editor if sold. Der Auspuff is not responsible for the accuracy of any ad or claims made by advertisers, and
does not warrant or guarantee the condition of items offered for sale. Der Auspuff reserves the right to edit or refuse to print any ad it deems inappropriate. Please submit ads directly to the Editor at DerAuspuff@gmail.com
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Members Very Thankful For The Chance To Inspect Their Porsches
SBR Appreciation Day At Rusnak
F
or the second year in a row, Rusnak Porsche Westlake hosted
the members of the Santa Barbara Region for a service open
house at the dealership. By appointment, individuals were
able to meet one-on-one with a service professional, have their
cars put up on a lift, and stand by the technician as a front-to-back
inspection took place. To say that members were pleased by this
complimentary benefit would
be an understatement.
In addition to the free
inspections, General Manager
Keith Goldberg and Service
Manager
Sam
Abergel
provided
refreshments
and beverages, substantial
discounts on parts and
accessories, and the bonus of
free car washes following the
inspections.
A really useful event that
we hope our friends at Rusnak
will make into a tradition. =
Rusnak Service Manager
Sam Abergel made all of us
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very welcomed, indeed.
New transfer member Lloyd Loomis of Westlake Village (left)
listens and observes as Rusnak Service Tech Alex Beas points out
a small drip on the transmission of Lloyd’s 2006 C4S. Encounters
like this were repeated scores of times during the day, as many
SBR folks took advantage of Rusnak’s free inspection offer.
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Since 1972
Bob Campbell’s
356 SERVICES
Santa Clarita, California
BUY A 356!
Many More Investment Caliber
Porsches Available.
Visit www.356Services.com
LOCATE A 356!
1954 Coupe
Runs & Drives
Very Solid
$47,500 USD
$39,500 USD
1964 C Coupe
Great driving car
$42,500 USD
Still don’t see the right one?
Call for the most current inventory
1956 Sunroof Coupe
Drive it home
SELL YOUR 356!
Convenient, private, secure sale.
You remain anonymous until sold.
No calls, just me.
No Lookie Lous.
356 RESTORATION
REPAIR & SERVICE
OVER 70 YEARS OF COMBINED PORSCHE
EXPERIENCE IN EVERY JOB WE DO
BUYER’S AND SELLER’S REMORSE COUNSELING AVAILABLE
PHONE/FAX 661-251-3500 :: Bob@356services.com :: www.356services.com
1964 C Cabriolet
Recent Award Winner
Cardex Matching
$125,000 USD
From a simple tune-up, to
award-winning complete
restorations.
By appointment.
Enclosed Pick-up, Delivery
and Storage is available.
No affiliation with or approval of
Porsche AG or Porsche Cars North
America is intended or implied
Porsche Club of America, Santa Barbara Region
3708 Greggory Way #5 • Santa Barbara, CA 93105
Porsche Santa Barbara
805-682-2000 • 402 South Hope Avenue, Santa Barbara, CA 93105
www.santabarbara.porschedealer.com
PRSRT STD
U.S. POSTAGE
PAID
OXNARD, CA
PERMIT NO.1249

September 2011

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