RPM 2009

Porsche Club of America, Shenandoah Region
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EDITOR
Ben Briggs
PrintSource
porsche club of america, shenandoah region
IN THIS ISSUE
July 2009
FEATURES
3315 Berkmar Drive
Charlottesville, VA
434.975.3000
info@printsourceva.com
5................ From The Editor
6................ From The President
9-11.......... RPM Highlights
12.............. Member Moment: Eric Huggins
16.............. Treasurer's Report
17.............. Upcoming Events & Events in Review
ADVERTISING MANAGER
Johnny Johnson
NEWS & EVENTS
7................ Shenandoah Region Porsches & Pastrami
7................ Calendar of Events
15.............. NEW Shenandoah Web Forum
PrintSource
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Charlottesville, VA 22901
434.975.3000
DEPARTMENTS
5................ Shenandoah Region Officers
6................ Membership Report
Charlottesville, VA
434.981.0524
johnny@aceautosports.com
PRINTING & Mailing
CONTRIBUTORS
Bob Duntley
Gary Hagar
Harry Kennison
David & Erin Israel
Rebecca Morgan
Bill Sanders
Sherry Westfall
ADVERTISERS
Shenandoah Region, PCA is a non-profit organization dedicated to the enjoyment of the Porsche automobile.
The region’s newsletter, ”The Heat Exchanger,” is published monthly with a production deadline of the 20th of the
month prior to publication. The information in this newsletter is solicited from the membership of this region and
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Chairman and to PCA National offices in care of Diana Tringali at PO Box 5900 Springfield, VA 22150, 703-451-9000.
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Dan's Landscapes
Durty Nelly's Pub & Wayside Deli
Euroclassics Porsche of Richmond
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Renn Zenn
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Werkstatt Charlottesville
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Send optional photos and copy by e-mail link to the webmaster. All others who want to run a classified ad in Das
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Collage of RPM
2009 photos
submitted by
members Bill
Sanders, Jill
Sanders, Jim
Condon and
Pat Daily.
SHN.PCA.ORG
from the
EDITOR
Ben Briggs
Great weather, great food and a record
turnout made this year’s RPM one of the
best. Thanks again to Alex Smith, who as
coordinator, brought it all together.
RennZenn
Harmony for your
Porsche
This issue features a first time special COLOR
pull-out section with lots of great photos
from Saturday and Sunday’s events. It’s a
keeper!
Also, please check out my new featured
article “Member Moment” on page 12.
I hope you’re all enjoying your summer,
preferably from the seat of your Porsche.
Concours Detailing • Maintenance • Performance
Pre-purchase Inspections
www.rennzenn.com
Jeffrey Elmore
e-mail: jfro@rennzenn.com
Phone: 434-409-0023
Ben
SHENANDOAH REGION OFFICERS
PRESIDENT
Bill Sanders
Charlottesville, VA
434.249.3359
billsanderscpa@aol.com
VICE PRESIDENT
Sherry Westfall
North Garden, VA
434.293.6776
vscapes@cstone.net
SECRETARY
Pam Ebinger
Vesuvius, VA
540.377.5544
ebinger08@live.com
TREASURER
Bob Duntley
Goochland, VA
rduntley@comcast.net
DRIVER EDUCATION Chair
Rick Ebinger
Vesuvius, VA
540.377.5544
fle@rica.net
SAFETY Chair
Erik Boody
Staunton, VA
540.885.8504
erik73T@gmail.com
SOCIAL Chair
Sherry Westfall
North Garden, VA
434.293.6776
vscapes@cstone.net
WEBMASTER
Jim Condon
North Garden, VA
434.293.6776
jcondon@nrao.edu
MEMBERSHIP Chair
Rhonda Dunbrack
Home: 540.271.1436
Cell: 540.289.9399
rmgdunbrack@aol.com
PAST PRESIDENT
Herb Distefano
Bumpass, VA
804.448.3448
herbd911@comcast.net
RPM (Richmond Porsche Meet)
Alex Smith
Richmond, VA
804.741.9704
asmith@collegiate-va.org
ZONE 2 REPRESENTATIVE
Tom Zaffarano
tzaffarano@gmail.com
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PRESIDENT
Bill Sanders
The Richmond Porsche Meet (RPM) was a smashing success! After a
week of rain, the skies cleared and our club hosted a great event. Tom
Zaffarano, our Zone 2 Representative and several First Settler’s Region
members were also in attendance. Be sure to read about it elsewhere
in this issue and see more photos on our website. I can’t thank Alex
and Gail Smith enough for their tireless work in pulling this event
off, plus the great help of Bob Duntley, Bryce and Gay Jewett. And a
special thank you to Howard and Leeanne Faunce for allowing 75+
Porsche’s to park on their lawn and 200+ people to wander about.
I hope we can continue to hold this event at the Faunce’s in the years
to come. I believe the board will find the funds in our treasury to
purchase or construct a set of low-profile ramps for the bridge crossing
so that Bryce doesn’t have to stand duty at the bridge for half the day.
Without Bryce’s help, the front spoiler from my 928 would be thrashed.
I would like to take this soap box opportunity to thank the many
businesses and others who advertise in the Heat Exchanger and who
provided sponsorship funds for RPM. The club’s major revenue source
over the years has been RPM and these sponsors help us pull this
great event off each year. The Heat Exchanger advertisers allow us to
provide a very nicely published newsletter each month. I ask that you
support these businesses whenever you can, as they greatly support
our club.
As we head into the heat of summer, check out the upcoming events
in the Calendar section. Mark your calendar for Phyllis and Weldon
Scrogham’s Garage Mahal tour on the morning of July 19th, followed
by another excellent Autocross at the Verona government center.
Please RSVP to Phyllis at scrogham@gandw.com by July 15th so she
can have a good head count for refreshments. Autocross signup is
at www.motorsportsreg.com and greatly helps Erik in the registration
process.
My wife Jill is not a car person. She is however, more than tolerant of
my affliction and has a good time at club events. She likes cars that
start every morning and don’t spend a lot of time in the shop. “BB”,
my 15-year old 928 GTS, is currently in the “dog house” with Jill as the
repair bills and downtime mount. So while at Euroclassics for the RPM
Saturday afternoon tech session, I knew she wouldn’t want to hear a
technical discussion of the PDK transmission. I suggested she go test
drive some cars. The folks at Euroclassics were very helpful and she
really liked the Boxster S she drove. That test drive, in conjunction
with the extended warranty for Certified Pre-Owned cars offered by
PCNA dealers, has her on the lookout for something fun to drive. A
late model Boxster or Boxster S in midnight blue metallic and manual
transmission is perhaps in her future.
Raif Antar, owner of Basil’s Mediterranean Bistro, tells me he is a few
months from unveiling his 935, currently under construction at an
undisclosed location. Stay tuned for the unveiling and other race car
construction news.
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MEMBERSHIP
REPORT
Rhonda Dunbrack
Primary Members
Affiliate Members
Total Members
189
156
345
Welcome to the
following new members
Henry Haefele, Crozet, VA
1957 356
Mark & Gretchen Long, Front Royal, VA
2006 Boxster
Rod Marshall-Roth, Charlottesville, VA
1981 911
Charles Volpe, Lexington, VA
1988 Carrera
Richard & Leslie Bell, Charlottesville, VA
1986 Carrera
John & Karen Witt, Richmond, VA
1973 914
IMPORTANT NOTE: When you receive your
membership renewal notice from the PCA
national office, please give it a high priority
and renew your membership promptly. If
you fail to renew within 30 days, you will
be dropped from the PCA roster and thus
deleted from the Shenandoah Region
records and mailing list. Avoid this tragedy
by renewing online at http://www.pca.org
(click on Member Services & Contacts).
You may always renew by mail as well.
Have you updated
your email address
with PCA lately?
We’d love to be able to contact
you periodically by email to
inform you of special club events.
We’ll never publish your email or
use it more than just a few times
a year. Please visit www.pca.org
under member services to ensure
your email (and other contact
information) is correct.
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
P&P will be canceled again on 11/01 and 12/06 to avoid
conflicting with the Fall Foliage Tour and the Holiday
Dinner Party.
JULY
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Porsche Parade Keystone, CO
Brycefest Vintage and Classic Car Show, Basye
Garage Mahal Tour, Waynesboro; Autocross, Verona and Andre Viette’s Daylily & Wine Festival, Fishersville
AUGUST
2
9
18
Porsches & Pastrami - Charlottesville, VA
Autocross Augusta Government Center
Social/Business Meeting - PrintSource, Charlottesville
SEPTEMBER
4–6
6
20
20
26
Potomac Region DE VIR
Porsches & Pastrami - Charlottesville, VA
Autocross Augusta Government Center
CVBCC 24th Annual Classics on the James Car Show, Richmond (Brown's Island)
Shenandoah Region PCA's 14th Anniversary Party, Woodstock
VISIT SHN.PCA.ORG FOR DETAILS & UPDATES
PORSCHES&PASTRAMI
MONTHLY LUNCH
followed by a
Points of Interest Drive
Meeting the first Sunday of
selected months at Durty Nelly's
Pub & The Wayside Deli at 1pm
2200 Jefferson Park Ave.
Charlottesville,Va
434.295.1278
Sandwiches, soups, chili,
salads, great BBQ. Visit www.
durtynellyscville.com for menu.
Directions:
Corner of Jefferson Park Ave.&Fontain
Ave. At The light down from Scott
Stadium. Don't hesitate to call event
organizer Gary Hagar at home for
directions and also w/ideas for
"points of interest" in and around the
Albemarle area.
Gary Hagar 434.974.7050
ghagar52@gmail.com
All ideas for driving tours are
welcome!
Nellys_AD
4/7/09
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Over 15 salads
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R.P.M. Dodges a Bullet
The 13th annual Richmond Porsche
Meet opened on the beautiful estate
of Howard and Leeanne Faunce after
a very rainy preceding Friday. But
all was well, the grounds, beautifully
maintained, drained perfectly and not
a puddle anywhere.
Jewett for ordering our Sunday lunch
and Gail Smith for picking it up. For
Chick, our caterer, always providing
great eats at a reasonable price for
our club. Also, our guest speakers
from PCNA, Michael Swind and Steve
Riley, the tech session at Euroclassics
was one of our best with Chris Stone
and Wayne Hall. All of our sponsors
make this event possible. I hope I
haven’t left anyone out.
R.P.M. is all of about the members
in Shenandoah and our friends who
pull together to give the participants a
great weekend of Porsches, tasty food
and fun activities. My thanks start
with the Faunces – what a beautiful
home to have a car show and lunch!
Thank you Bob Duntley for all the
bookkeeping and registration work,
Ben Briggs for free printing, Johnny
Johnson for sponsors, Don and Tyler
Charles for a special tour, Bill Sanders
for organizing us and advertising the
event. Our concours judges, Pam,
Dave, Ben, McKensie and Gary; our
autocross experts Rick and Erik. Gay
By Alex Smith
Sponsors for R.P.M. 2009
Joy Stevenson Tupper - Richmond
Euroclassics Porsche - Richmond
Radio Communications of VA - Glen Allen
Burleigh’s Body Shop - Richmond
Porsche Cars of North America - Atlanta
Owen Suter – Fine Furniture Richmond
Import Autohaus - Richmond
PrintSource - Charlottesville
This year’s event was our largest ever!
80 cars came to show, over 150 for
lunch, the largest tour group with
approximately 25 cars, our largest
dinner with 55 guests. A special
thanks to First Settler’s region who
had a number of representatives. We
look forward to doing more together
as clubs in the future.
Concours Auto Detailing - Richmond
See you next year for the 14th annual.
THANK YOU !
Mequiars – California
Synergy Racing - Danville
CDOC - Gordonsville
G&W Motorwerks Ltd - Staunton
Black Coffee Design - Boston
Dave’s Auto Spa - Richmond
13th Annual RPM Autocross Results
Place
Class
First Name
Last Name
Car Model
Time
from FTD
1
I01
Bobby
Smith
1973 914
37.86
2
I01
John
Kessler
1971 911
40.719
-2.859
3
I01
Rick
Ebinger
74 Porsche 914
41.107
-3.247
4
I01
Englebert
Muelhaupt
1971 911
41.409
-3.549
5
P03
Mark
Rogers
1987 911 Targa
42.424
-4.564
6
P03
Mike
Kilmer
1983 Porsche 911 sc
42.493
-4.633
7
I01
Erik
Boody
1974 914
42.769
-4.909
8
P04
Emmett
Richardson
2006 911 Carrera S
42.987
-5.127
9
P04
Alex
Smith
2008 911 C4S
43.121
-5.261
10
P05
Jeffrey
Elmore
2000 Porsche Boxster S
43.193
-5.333
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P04
Rick
Kiser
2004 911 GT3
43.643
-5.783
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OTH
Zane
Johnson
1997 BMW M3
44.715
-6.855
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P03
Eric
Huggins
1988 Porsche 911
45.646
-7.786
14
P05
Carl
Gerster
2008 Cayman S
46.609
-8.749
15
P04
Mel
Brannan
1991 911C4
46.795
-8.935
16
P04
Bryce
Jewett
1997 993
47.336
-9.476
17
P05
Bill
Thurston
2003 Boxster
47.996
-10.136
18
P04
Stuart
Kramer
2007 997 C4S
49.203
-11.343
19
P01
Pat
Daily
1963 356
49.326
-11.466
20
P02
Bill
Sanders
94 Porsche 928 Gts
49.824
-11.964
21
P04
Andrew
Pegals
2006 911 Cab
50.924
-13.064
22
P05
Robert
Brown
2008 Cayman S
51.955
-14.095
23
P04
Robert
Duntley
2001 Porsche 996 310 TIP
52.492
-14.632
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13th Annual RPM • June 6-7, 2009
GT3
Pat Daley Shows Off
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Sunday Autocross
Sunday Autocross
“Mad Mel”
Sunday Autocross
Concours
Carrera S
Cars on the Lawn
Leaving RPM
Porsche Tails
Lunch on the Lawn Carrera Café
• Richmond, Virginia
13th Annual RPM
Concours Results
356/914
1 Adam Schalow
199 points
2 Pat Daily 195
911 (’70-’89)
1 Johnny Johnson
216 points
2 Vic Rola 211
3 Bruce Russell
Faunce’s 964 Speedster
Porsches on the Lawn
210
4 David Lawrence/ Bobbie Lawrence
208
5 Dave Wallace/
Nancy Deane
199
6 Bob Manor
187
911 (’90-’98)
Porsche 914 Best in Class
Saturday Social & Awards Presentation
1 David Cottrell 229 points
2 Bryce Jewett 215
3 Herb Distafano 210
4 Joe DiGirolamo 209
5 Lonnie Brown 200
6 Howard Faunce 193
911 (’99-’08)
1 Robert Duntley 211 points
2 Andrew Pegalis 208
3 Chip Williams/ Karen Knapp
199
4 Emmett Richardson 191
5 Stuart Kramer Saturday Social & Awards Presentation
186
Saturday Social & Awards Presentation
928
1 Bill Sanders 204 points
2 Howard Faunce 191
Boxster /Cayman
Saturday Social & Awards Presentation
Saturday Social & Awards Presentation
1 Guthrie Paca 166 points
2 Robert Brown
154
People’s Choice
Vic and Carol Rola
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MEMBER MOMENT
Member, Eric Huggins Interviewed by Ben Briggs
Q What would your dream Porsche be?
A Some day I would like to find a used
GT3. It would have to get a lot cheaper
than they are now, and my two boys
would have to be finished with college,
but my 88 will always be a keeper.
Q What is your all time favorite Porsche?
Me, Laramie and Caleb at Grand
Teton National Park in 2007
Q How old are you, Occupation and
where do you live?
A I am 39 years old. I am a Mechanical
Engineer, and I live in Stuarts Draft, VA.
Q What was your first automobile?
A My first car was a 1981 Chevrolet
Citation. It was bright yellow, and was
one of the ugliest cars around in the mid
80's. But that car got great gas mileage
and got me around.
Q What was your 1st Porsche memory? A I remember seeing my 1st 911 when I
was 4 years old in St. Louis, and I wanted
a Porsche from that moment on. The 1st
time that I ever rode in a Porsche was in
1990 in a friend's 1978 924. It seemed
like a fast car at the time -- especially
compared to a Chevy Citiation.
Q What was your first Porsche and your
Current Porsche?
A They are the same -- I bought a 1988
silver 911 with a burgundy interior 2 and
a half years ago. It had 62,000 miles on
it and now has 75,000. I took the black
rear flare guard off and added Carrera
graphics. It is my goal to add a duck tail
and bring the appearance of this car back
to a 1974 look.
Q Why have you chosen your latest
Porsche?
A I test drove Carreras, 964's, 993's
and 2 996's. I liked the styling and driving
character of the late 80's Carrera cars the
best. Check it Out!
Looking for Shenandoah
Region PCA logo gear?
http://shnpca.webstore.us.com
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A My favorite Porsche is a 1973 Carrera
RS. The tail, larger flares and Carrera
graphics is what attracted me to Porsches
at a young age.
Q What non-Porsche hobbies do you
enjoy?
A Spending time with my family -- wife
Michelle, and sons Laramie - 15 and
Caleb 11. Growing up in the St. Louis
area made me a Cardinals baseball
fan for life. We enjoy watching them
play on the road. We will see games
in Washington DC and Pittsburgh this
year, and I will watch most of the rest
on Satellite TV. Our family also enjoys
traveling to the historic sites in the area.
Q Favorite Driving song?
A I am currently listening to an Eagles
CD in my 911. It is fitting that the title
is "Hell Freezes Over", because that was
when I thought that I would be able to get
a 911.
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Luggage & Bags
Accessories & More
ATTENTION
PORSCHE AND AUDI OWNERS!
We are pleased to announce that
JONATHAN NEWHALL
will be joining our team of
Certified Factory Trained Technicians.
• Factory Trained Technicians for BMW,
Mercedes-Benz, Saab, Volvo, and Volkswagen
• Visit our fully equipped shop
• Meet our friendly, knowledgeable staff
• Drop off, wait, or reserve a loaner car
SERVICE: 540-337-3686
Monday – Friday: 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.
SALES: 540-337-3676
Monday – Friday: 8 a.m. – 5 p.m., Saturday: 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.
www.foreignaffairs.us
108 Kerry Lane, Staunton, VA 24401
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Suggestions for “RSVP”
by Herb Distefano
The issue of RSVP’s has been
The Holiday Party at Michie Tavern
If people come who have not
concerning me for quite some
is a good example of the need for
“RSVP’d”, there may not be enough
time. I’ve noticed over the past
RSVP’s. The whole tavern is reserved
food and drinks for everyone.
few years that more and more
exclusively for us so the food and
people are not letting their hosts
drinks prepared are specifically for
I love this club and want to see
or event organizers know that they
our group. In addition, the staff is
things run as smoothly as possible.
are planning to attend scheduled
very willing to accommodate special
All of our event coordinators are
events. Not responding to an
dietary requests if it has enough
volunteers and give many hours to
RSVP makes planning difficult for
notice. As with most restaurants,
create and host events that are fun,
the event coordinators who need
we must provide them with our
interesting, and enjoyable for all of
to make sure that a large enough
anticipated numbers by a certain
us Porsche enthusiasts. When the
venue is secured, there are ample
date so they can be ready for us. In
opportunity arises, take a minute
chairs, tables, and parking facilities,
this particular case, members are
and give your fellow Shenandoah
the caterer or chef has an accurate
asked to pay a fixed amount that
organizers the courtesy of an RSVP.
head count so that the appropriate
goes toward cocktails, dinner, and
They will greatly appreciate it!
amount of food can be prepared,
at times a guided tour of the Tavern.
and numerous other details that
The Shenandoah Region PCA pays
are associated with the planning
the balance. If people don’t show
process.
up, the club must still pay for them.
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The best in custom-fit products for
your your specific Porche, plus over 400
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Call 1-800-675-5223 for your FREE catalog,
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NEW Shenandoah Region WEB FORUM: A regional web forum should make it easier for small groups to organize
and coordinate Porsche-related activities quickly without requiring a flurry of emails and phone calls among the participants.
If you would like to join the group, go to the LINKS page, click on "Shenandoah Region Forum," and then click on "Sign in and
apply for membership," click on "create an account", and fill in the blanks. Google will send me an email with your request, which
Jim Condon will approve if you are a member the Shenandoah Region PCA. After you have become a group member, you can log
in to read or post messages at any time by clicking on the "Shenandoah Region Forum" link.
Thanks to Jeffrey Elmore for suggesting the forum, which we hope will help our members get together for small impromptu
events. If you have any questions or comments about the forum, send Jim an email at jcondon@nrao.edu. THANKS JIM!
•
•
Can I write-off my new Porsche Cayenne GTS as a
business expense?
Is Racing/DE/AutoX tax deductible?
The answer to all tax questions is……………
IT DEPENDS!!!
Bill Sanders, CPA (434) 975-1120
703 E. Jefferson St., Charlottesville, VA 22902
www.WDSandersCPA.com
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TREASURER'S
REPORT
Bob Duntley
May 17 through June 20, 2009
Beginning 5/17/09 $8499.43
Date
Category
Income
5/18/09
PCA National644.00
5/18/09Werkstatt (HE ad)
144.00
5/18/09Renn Zenn (HE ad)
144.00
Expenses
Date
Category
6/8/09G&W Motorwerks - RPM 09 (sponsor)
Income Expenses
250.00
6/8/09HE - print & mail
6/11/09
1,000.00
CDOC (HE ad)
493.04
900.00
5/20/09
Southside Speedway RPM 09 expense
6/12/09RPM 09 Expense T shirts
1,232.53
5/24/09
Photoworks (HE Ad)216.00
6/12/09
RPM 09 Expense McCool's trophies
324.80
5/24/09
Euroclassics - RPM 09 (sponsor)
1,000.00
6/12/09
RPM 09 Expense drinks. Ice, 17.36
5/24/09
Import Autohaus - RPM 09 (sponsor)
500.00
6/12/09RPM 09 Registration - cash
5/24/09Joy S. Tupper - RPM 09 (sponsor)
250.00
6/12/09RPM 09 Expense Misc supplies
51.99
5/26/09
RPM 09 Registration checks 13
1,475.00
6/12/09
257.25
5/29/09
RPM 09 Registration checks 13
1,230.00
6/13/09Dave's Auto Spa & Concours RPM 09 (sponsor) 1,000.00
5/30/09AutoX - gate registration
316.00
5/30/09AutoX - expenses
RPM 09 Expense - Schlotzsky's deli
6/13/09Foreign Affairs (HE ad)
12.29
15.00
360.00
6/13/09
RPM 09 Expense Misc supplies
92.36
695.00
6/14/09
RPM 09 Expense soft drinks
25.07
6/8/09RPM 09 Registration/Sales Cash
950.00
6/14/09RPM 09 Reimbursement8.71
6/8/09
587.00
6/3/09
RPM 09 Registration checks 10
RPM 09 Registration checks 11
6/8/09WD
Sanders (HE ad)
2008HeatExchg
216.00
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208.98
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UPCOMING EVENTS & EVENT REVIEWS
by Sherry Westfall
Garage Mahal Tour & Autocross
On Sunday, July 19, 2009 between
8:30 and 10:00 a.m. Phyllis and
Weldon Scrogham invite you to make
a “pit stop” at the famous Garage
Mahal in Waynesboro. Drop by for a
continental breakfast and gaze upon
the Scroghams’ beautiful collection
of Porsches and a garage that most
of us can only dream of. See map
for directions to their home at 161
Huntington Place, Waynesboro, VA
22980. Please contact Phyllis to RSVP
by telephone at (540) 256-1596 or
email at scrogham@gandw.com by July 15.
Afterward, head over to the Augusta
Government Center in Verona for
another one of Rick and Erik’s
challenging autocrosses. Registration
is now open at www.motorsportreg.
com. You will have plenty of time to
travel from the Garage Mahal, sign
in, and prepare your cars for the
event. The drivers’ meeting will be at
11:30 a.m. with the first car off shortly
thereafter.
If speeding around pylons is not your
game, take a leisurely drive over to
Andre Viette’s Daylily and Wine Festival
in Fishersville. This is not a PCAsanctioned event but just an option to
the autocross while you’re in the area.
For more details see
http://www.daylilyandwinefestival.com/.
GREAT DEALS
Porsches and Pastrami Is Back
In August
On Sunday, August 2 at 1:00 p.m. Gary
Hagar, owner of Durty Nelly’s Pub and
Wayside Deli in Charlottesville, will
host another afternoon of food and
fun. We will meet at the pub for lunch
and then go on a driving tour through
Fluvanna and Louisa counties led by
Jeffrey Elmore and Dan Graff.
Durty Nelly’s is located at 2200
Jefferson Park Avenue at the
intersection of JPA and Fontaine
Avenue. For more information, contact
Gary at (434) 974-7050.
You can look forward to another
Porsches and Pastrami on Sunday,
October 4 at 1:00 p.m. Check the
Heat Exchanger, the Shenandoah web
site at http://shn.pca.org, and the
Shenandoah forum for more details.
Social/Business Dinner Meeting
On Tuesday, August 18 at 6:30 pm,
Shenandoah Region PCA member Ben
Briggs has offered to host our August
meeting at his business, PrintSource,
located at 3315 Berkmar Drive,
Charlottesville. Take this opportunity
to tour PrintSource and see where our
very own “Heat Exchanger” newsletter
is published. Enjoy an evening
socializing with your Porsche friends
while being treated to the “Crazy
Good Bar-B-Q” of Charlottesville’s own
Belmont Bar-B-Que. The dinner and
drinks will be compliments of Ben.
He’s planning a special surprise that
on new and used
CUSTOM PIECES
you’ll be able to take home with you!
Please RSVP to Ben Briggs at
ptcircus1@comcast.net or
(434) 760-1158 (cell) by Sunday,
August 16 if you are planning to come.
www.printsourceva.com Plenty of free parking
Map: See Shenandoah Region PCA
web site (http://shn.pca.org)
Anniversary Party
Mark your calendar! Join your hosts
Lou Giusto and Stephanie Sheridan
to celebrate Shenandoah’s 14th
anniversary on Saturday, September
26 at 2:00 p.m. The event will take
place at their home, Hawkstead,
overlooking the North Fork of the
Shenandoah River in Woodstock, VA.
Plan to enjoy their treat to us of brats
and knockwurst, sautéed onions and
sauerkraut, German potato salad,
Caesar salad, sautéed fresh apples
with crème fraiche, and assorted
snacks and beverages. (By the way,
Lou is a professional chef.) If you
prefer stronger drink, you may BYOB.
Of course, we will round out the
celebration with a birthday cake.
For maps, sites to see and places to
stay in the local area, and updated
information, please check the
Shenandoah Region PCA web site at
http://shn.pca.org. Additional details
will be forthcoming in future issues of
the “Heat Exchanger.”
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