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Porsche Club of America • Santa Barbara Region • October 2011

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SBR’s Annual Progressive DinnerR.U.F. Sees Agriculture’s Future

Pre-Concours Detail ClinicAutocross in Camarillo

Der Auspuff, which translates as “the exhaust,” is the official publication of the Santa Barbara Region, Porsche Club of America. Chartered regions of PCA are granted permission to reprint any material herein provided full credit is given to the author and Der Auspuff (with the exception of copyrighted material). Any statement appearing in Der Auspuff is that of the author, and does not constitute an opinion of the Porsche Club of America, the Santa Barbara Region, its Board or Appointees, the Der Auspuff Editors, or its Staff. The Editorial Staff reserves the right to edit all material submitted for publication. Deadline for submittal of material to be considered for Der Auspuff is the 10th of the month preceding the month of publication.

On The CoverSBR’s Mike Furnish streaks through the autocross course at Camarillo Airport in his 987S.

Photo by John Alfenito

Porsche Club of America • Santa Barbara Region • October 2011

AUSPUFFDER

SBR’s Annual Progressive DinnerR.U.F. Sees Agriculture’s Future

Pre-Concours Detail ClinicAutocross in Camarillo

Monthly ReportsPresident’s Column ................................................4From The Editor’s Desk ..........................................4Camarillo Breakfast Meeting ................................7Santa Barbara Breakfast Meeting ........................9Member Anniversaries & New Members ..........24Board of Directors Meeting ................................28

EventsAnnual Holiday Party.............................................5El Camino Real XXVIII ...........................................8Cones For Homes - Charity Autocross ................15Backroads Drive To Wolfcreek Brewery .............18Zone 8 Rally School.............................................20January 2012 Escape To Palm Springs ...............21

DepartmentsSanta Barbara Region Board of Directors.............3Down The Road - Future Events..........................26The Tech Page .....................................................27Porsche Club of America, Zone 8 Page ...............27SBR Classified Advertisements...........................31Directory of Advertisers ......................................31The Last Word .....................................................32

In The October AUSPUFFR.U.F. Sees The Future of Agriculture ......................11Autocross in Camarillo .............................................13Progressive Dinner Pulls Out All The Stops .............16Pre-Concours Detail Clinic at Lavaggio ...................19Complete Camarillo Autocross Results ...................22P.M.S. Channel Islands Harbor Cruise .....................25

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October Saturday 1 CamarilloBreakfast Way-PointCafé,9:00a.m.

Saturday 8 SantaBarbaraBreakfast MobyDickRestaurant,9:00a.m.

Sunday 9 35thAnnualConcoursd’Elegance CSUCICampus [email protected]

Wednesday 12 BoardofDirectorsMeeting

Saturday 29 CharityAutocrossInCamarillo tobenefitHabitatForHumanity [email protected]–Seepage15

President BillSampson [email protected]

Vice President MichaelBrovsky [email protected]

Secretary NadineTracy [email protected]

Treasurer SteveKaller [email protected]

Membership JaniceHerndon [email protected]

Activities DoreenPankow [email protected]

TedLighthizer [email protected]

Goodie Store Brian&LindaRubino [email protected]

OscarEsquivel [email protected]

ChristineTaylor [email protected]

Editor JohnAlfenito [email protected]

Past President DavidStone [email protected]

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November Saturday 5 CamarilloBreakfast Way-PointCafé,9:00a.m.

Saturday 5 Zone8RallySchool SchneiderAutohaus,SantaBarbara [email protected]–Seepage20



Saturday 12 ElCaminoRealXXVIIIZone8Rally [email protected]–Seepage8

Saturday 19 DriveToWolfcreekBrewery [email protected]–Seepage18

December Saturday 3 CamarilloBreakfast Way-PointCafé,9:00a.m.

Sunday 4 Motor4ToysCharityToyDrive WoodlandHills [email protected]


Saturday 10 SBRAnnualHolidayParty FourPointsSheraton-VenturaHarbor [email protected]–Seepage5


Moreeventinfo“DownTheRoad”-Page26

SBREventsCalendar

Advertising DonKuckenbaker [email protected]

Archives JamesOldham [email protected]

Autocross DanByers [email protected]

MartinKeller [email protected]

Concours CarolynEwbank [email protected]

Distribution Chet&JoanYabitsu [email protected]

Insurance JimBrown [email protected]

P.M.S. KarenTurek [email protected]

Rally JoeSchneider [email protected]

R.U.F. NicolasLiakas [email protected]

HalJandorf [email protected]

Safety MikeTurek [email protected]

Webmaster RandyFishwick [email protected]


ThePresident’sColumnBillSampson

FromTheEditor’sDeskJohnAlfenito

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Editor JohnAlfenito [email protected] 818-436-9204 Advertising DonKuckenbaker Director [email protected] 805-984-9406

Associate BirgittaBaker Editors JeanneMcNair SusanStone

Contributors DanByers CarolynEwbank JaniceHerndon MartinKeller NicolasLiakas TedLighthizer NadineTracy KarenTurek MikeTurek

Printing MikePomerantz SirSpeedyPrinting 1161CalleSuerte,SuiteE Camarillo,CA93012 805-484-7999

Iampleasedtoannouncethatwehaveasignificantupgradetooursoundsystem,whichwillmeanthatmemberscannowhearwhatisbeingsaidfromthemicrophoneattheCamarillobreakfastandatour

autocrosses.MemberDesWarren(ofDSRAudio)hasgenerouslydonatedthatsystem.Thankyou,Des.

TheSeptemberissueofDer AuspuffwasmailedonAugust25,2011.AsoftheSeptemberCamarilloBreakfast,ithadreachedveryfewmembers.Afterthemagazineleavesthehandsoftheprinterandisdepositedwiththepostalservice,thereislittlewecando.Weareworkingtocorrecttheproblem.I’llprobablysendanextraemailortwoinSeptember,andpossiblyinOctober,tomakesureallofusremaininformedofourgreatclub’sactivities.

Bynow,thankstoclubvolunteersandtoourfriendsatLavaggio,youshouldknowhowtothoroughlycleanyourfavoritecar,andalsohowtodriveitaggressively,butsafely,withoutrunningovercones.So,goaheadandsignuprightawayfortheOctober9concoursandtheOctober29autocross.Forthosewhochoosetodoso,therewillbeopportunitiesatbotheventstoassistthisyear’scharity,HabitatforHumanity,VenturaCountyandSouthernSantaBarbaraCountychapters.Youmaydosoatyourdiscretion,eitherdirectlyorthroughraffledonations/ticketpurchases.

CongratulationstoChiliCookoffco-hostJimMiddlebrookforappearinginanarticleabouthiscompanyonthefrontpageoftheBusinesssectionoftheSunday,September4,2011editionofthe Los Angeles Times.

MorecongratulationstoourownJoeCarastro,apastpresidentandgenuinePorschephile,whoagaintookthetopprizeintheTechnical&HistoricalQuizatthisyear’sPorscheParadeinSavannah.

It’snottooearlytomarkyourcalendarfortheHolidayParty,December10,2011.Inaneraofrisingfoodprices,Iwillasktheboardtomakeeveryattempttoholdthecostthesameaslastyear.

Newofficerswillbeinstalledattheholidayparty,whichdoublesastheannualmeeting.Bythetimeyoureadthiscolumn,nominationswillhaveclosed.YouwillreceiveyourballotinNovember.

RosemaryandIcontinuetobethrilledatthesupportyouhavegivenusboth.Thankyou.

YearlyAdvertisingRatesPrice is for 12 monthly issues, black & white only.Four-color, as available, rates on request.

Full Page (7.5 x 10 inches) $1700.00 Half Page (7.5 x 4.75 inches) $850.00 Quarter Page (3.5 x 4.75 inches) $575.00 Business Card (3.5 x 2 inches) $300.00

Deadline for submission of ad copy is the 10th of the month preceding the month of publication.Graphic assistance available at no charge.

Pleasesupportouradvertisers: We welcome commercial ads in Der Auspuff. They help support our club, and we encourage you to make your first call to those who help us enjoy our great hobby. Let them know you saw their ad in DerAuspuff. We also encourage you to promote your own business by becoming an advertiser yourself. For information, please contact: Don Kuckenbaker 805-984-9406 [email protected]

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Thismonththerearealotofactivitiestoreadabout,andhopefullythewrite-upswillinspireyoutobecome

moreactiveinouramazingclub.MartinKeller,AutocrossCo-ChairwithDanByers,bringstherecentCamarilloAutocrosstolifebeginningonpage13.

OurannualProgressiveDinnerwasahugesuccess,aswemanagedtocombinetwooftheclub’sfavoritepastimes,drivingandeating,intoonegreatevent.TedLighthizercapturesthespiritofthisyear’sdinner,startingonpage16.

NickLiakasledtheR.U.F.grouponaveryinterestingtouroftheHouweling’sHothouseGroupinCamarillo,where“theagricultureofthefuture”isbeingpracticed–now.Hisnarrativeandpicturesareonpage11.

Finally,thismonth,thePorscheMademoiselleSociety(P.M.S.)tookaleisurely(read:wineandsnacks!)cruiseofChannelIslandsHarbor.KarenTurek’sarticleandphotosillustratewhatobviouslywasaveryfunday.Untilnextmonth...


Enjoy fine dining, harbor views, great music, fun dancing and wonderful camaraderie!

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Big Labor Day Weekend Crowd At The Way-Point

Toby Mathieu models an acquisition from The Goodie Store, a “Porsche Pooch” Sally Carrera jacket with matching fur collar.

Tori and Kent Bodin flank the James Dean cardboard stand-up to promote the upcoming “Rebel Without A Cause” run.

New SBR members John & Mary Sramek from Oxnard Shores

STORY & PHOTOS BY JOHN ALFENITO

CamarilloBreakfast

TheLaborDayWeekendgotofftoarousingstartwhen82Porsches packed the lawn of the Way-Point Café at theCamarillo Airport for our first September breakfast. A

near-recordattendanceof135membersandguestsfilledthepatio.President Bill Sampson welcomed everyone and introduced

Activities Co-Chair Doreen Pankow, who was filling in forMembershipChairJaniceHerndon.Doreengaveusthenumbersfor theday,and introducednewmembers John&MarySramekofOxnardShores,whowereattendingtheirfirstbreakfastintheir2006CarreraS“ClubCoupe.”Oneof356suchmodelsmade,theirsisthefirstoneinourregion.

Activities Co-Chair Ted Lighthizer promoted the upcomingcalendar of region events. Kent Bodin, who is organizing the“RebelWithoutACause”run,spokeaboutthatevent.ConcoursChair Carolyn Ewbank urged everyone to sign up for our 35thAnnualConcoursd’EleganceinearlyOctoberatCSUCI.

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Busy Day’s First Activity

OneofthebusiestdaysontheSBRactivityschedulekickedoff with 45 members and guests and their 31 Porschesat Moby Dick’s on Stearns Wharf. A P.M.S. Boat Tour

of Channel Islands Harbor, and a Pre-Concours Detail Clinic atLavaggioinAgouraHillswouldfollow.

PresidentBillSampsonwelcomedthecrowd,andMembershipChair Janice Herndon introduced new transfer member DennisPower, who recently joined our region from the Orange Coast.FormerSBRPresident(1989-92)SteveLutz,whonowlivesinWestVirginia,wasvisitingandalsojoinedusforbreakfast.

TheactivitiescalendarwaspromotedbyDoreenPankow,MartinKeller,KentBodin,andTedLighthizer.Thefourthquarterisfilledwith driving and social events, and you’re encouraged to takeadvantageofthefunactivitiesthathavebeenplanned.Asalways,it’s important tosignupearly toavoidbeingdisappointedwhenthesegatheringsfillup.Seeourwebsiteforspecificsandfullinfo.

AsmanypreparedtoheadforChannelIslandsHarbororAgouraHills,anothersuccessfulSBRbreakfastmeetingcametoaclose.=

Steve Lutz, who served as Santa Barbara Region President from 1989-92, returned for a visit from his current home in West Virginia, where he’s now a member of the Blue Ridge Region.

Goodie Store Co-Chair Brian Rubino had his left arm in a sling following either a dramatic LAFD rescue operation or a collision on the handball court...whichever sounds more exciting.

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TheR.U.F.Report

Wecan’t thinkofanyother foodproduct that inspires passionlike a vine-ripened tomato,

freshly picked and eaten in a salad orincorporated into a generational recipe.Nowonder that19R.U.F.ianshada“fieldday”exploring thecavernousHouweling’sHothouse in Oxnard on August 25, 2011.The facility has launched the future ofagriculture, and we were there to see ithappening.

The Houweling’s Hothouse Group islocated on Laguna Road, just east of LasPosas,inCamarillo.Itoccupiesabout150acres, all under a glass roof that stretchesforone-quartermile in lengthandwidth.One would need 20 times that acreage inopenspacetoproduceasmanytomatoes,and the glass structure’s environmentis not subject to weather variables as istraditionalfarming.Thisgivesthegrowerscompletecontroloftheclimate,andallowsfor maximum light transmission whilereducing pest and weather pressures. Itproducesabroadrangeofhydroponically(without the use of soil) grown tomatoesandcucumbersthatareavailableatleadingretailers across the United States andCanada. By nurturing plants this way,weedscannotgrow,therebyeliminatingtheneedtouseherbicides.

Houweling’salsoemploystheuseofdripirrigation. This allows for the delivery ofjusttherightamountofwaterandnutrientstotheplantsattherighttime. Mostofthewater it uses is collected from rainwaterandrecycled.

Brian Beggs, Houweling’s ChiefMarketing Officer, warmly greeted ourgroup. We were escorted to the corporateconference group where Brian presenteda brief history of the company, from itsroots in The Netherlands to its migrationto Canada and the U.S. A fascinatingdiscussion (with heavy participation byourR.U.F.ians)followedontheagriculturaltechniques utilized by Houweling’s, andthe advantages they provide to increasequantity and quality of produce. Indeed,this was a glimpse into the future ofagriculture as it has significant positiveconsequencesforlanduseandmanagementaswellaspestanddiseasecontrolwithoutthe use of harmful chemicals. Brian’spresentationcontinuedwiththeexhibitionof a video segment recently produced forandtelevisedonKCET/LosAngelesforits“SoCalConnection”program.

Atourofthehothousefollowed.WOW!But first, we had to adorn ourselves withtherequiredbootiesandoverallsnecessary

R.U.F.ians See Agriculture’s FutureSTORY & PHOTOS BY NICOLAS LIAKAS

Before entering the giant hothouse, the Retired & Unemployed Folks (R.U.F.) had to put on clean suits, including booties. Front row, kneeling (l-r) are Charlotte Williams, Karen Turek, and Lynn Meredith. Standing (l-r) Chet Yabitsu, Shirley Yount, Bob Yount, Ron Williams, Dave Stone, Susan Stone, Claus Eisenbach, Bill Wilson, Nicolas Liakas, Jeanne McNair, Mike Turek, Ken Meredith, John McNair, Joan Yabitsu, and Dick Lange.

Tomatoes as far as the eye can see in the Houweling’s Hothouse in Oxnard.Continued on page 12


to prevent infestation of contaminantsinto thehothouse. (Wewerecautioned inadvancenottowearbrightcoloredclothingandtoavoidtheuseoffragrancesonhairorskinsoasnottoattractthebumblebeesas they performed their pollinationfunctionsintheenclosure.)Eachofuswasamazedatthesightofthehundredsofrowsofvines(reaching lengthsof20 feet),andtheperfectlyuniformsizeandshapeofthetomatoclustersgrowingoneach.

Theautomationoftheharvestingprocesswas equally enthralling as we witnessedworkers on electric scaffolds slither upanddowntheaisleswhilehandpickingtheripe fruit. Robotic caravans transportedthe bins filled with the tomatoes to theshipping warehouse. The produce thatwaspickedwhileweweretherewasonitswaytomarkets(almostexclusivelyCostcostoresinourregion)thesameday.

At the tail end of our tour we wereintroducedtotwooftheleadgrowerswhoprovided further details on the growingprocess.Asmuchaswewereinterestedintheirdetails,theyweremoreinterestedinaquickconclusion–theyweremosteagertovisitwithourPorschesintheparkinglot–andtheygaveusthethumbs-upsignaswedeparted.

No R.U.F. outing is complete without acommunitymealduringwhichweenjoythecamaraderie,andsharegreatconversation.On this day, we traveled to Los ArroyosMexicanRestaurant in thenewest sectionof the Camarillo Outlet Mall. The entirepatio was reserved for our group. TonyArroyos and his manager, Marlon, madesure we received priority in ordering andthen service of our food. Everything wasperfect!=

R.U.F. Sees The Future...Continued from page 11

The R.U.F. group listens intently as the hydroponic growing process is explained.

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On Saturday, September 17, it was autocross time atthe Camarillo Airport. Thankfully, the weather wasa little more cooperative than the last time we raninCamarillo.YoumightrememberbackinAprilwe

had40mphwindsblowingconesallovertherunway.Butforthisevent,wehad43driversreadytodriveacoursethatwasgoingtopresentsomenicechallenges.

Autocross Co-Chair Martin Keller is “in the zone” when itcomestodesigningcourses.Ithinkhetakesacertainpleasureinsettinguptheconesinawaythatbringsoutthebestindrivers,allwhilekeepingthemontheirtoes.WehadaccesstothevenueonFriday,sowiththehelpofseveralvolunteerswelaidoutthecourseearly. Martin Keller, Rocky Carver, Tom Taber, Bill Byrd, MikeTurek, Ted Lighthizer, Ron Tsumura, William Griswold, DarrenFreidman,RichardShawandIarrangedover600conesonacoursethatwas3856feetinlength,incorporating44turns.

Whilethegateopenedat6:00a.m.onSaturdaymorning,severaldrivers and Martin were there just after 5:00 a.m. getting thingsset up. As the drivers entered, they were greeted by Dan Long,Bob Bassett, Larry Stoops and Ted Lighthizer, who gave themsomeinstructionfortheday.RichardShaw’sson,Phil,wasatthegatetherestoftheday,lettinginandoutspectatorsanddrivers.Afterunloadingtheirvehicles,driversmadetheirwaytotechnicalinspection. Schneider Autohaus, as always, was on hand to getthejobdone.HenryHinck,ChrisAndropolousandCrisArreolamadesurethecarswerereadytorun.DoreenPankowandWilliamGriswold were manning the registration desk, and got everyonecheckedinsmoothly.

Withthetimingsetupandeveryonereadytogo,Martinstartedthe drivers’ meeting. Keeping it short and sweet, we made sureeveryonewasonthesamepagewithhowthedaywouldrun.MikeTurek, our Safety Chair, was on hand to help keep the group incheck.At8:30a.m.driverswerelinedupandhittingthepavement.The smaller run groups meant more time behind the wheel foreveryone.

Bylunchtimedrivershad10lapsundertheirbelts,andarealgood feel for the course. One of the best things about doing anAXeventwithourclubhastobethelunch.It’ssomethingIhearateveryevent.Q-TimeBarbecuealwaysmakessureeveryonehasplenty to eat. After all this time catering our events, Aaron hasbecomepartof the family,andwe trulyenjoyhavinghimcomeoutandfeedallthosehungrydrivers.LunchwasalsoagoodtimetocheckourGoodieStore,whichOscarEsquivelhadsetupforthe day. The Goodie Store always has some fun stuff, and it’s agreatwaytobenefittheclubwhilegettingsomethingforyourselforsomeoneelse.

Theafternoontimedrunsbroughtussomegreatlaptimesandexcitingviewing.ChetYabitsuandWilliamGriswoldmannedthe

CAMARILLO AUTOCROSSChris Andropolous took top honors in this Lotus Elise. Jo Ann Lynch, driving a Cayman R, scored the best Porsche time.

STORY BY DAN BYERS, AUTOCROSS CO-CHAIREVENT PHOTOS BY JOHN ALFENITO

At the timing desk, (l-r) Autocross Co-Chairs Martin Keller and Dan Byers, along with Jeffrey Merrick

Continued on page 14

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starting lineallday.AlongwithTedLighthizer intheafternoon,theymadesureallthedriversgottheirruns.JefferyMerrickhelddownthetimingdeskwithMartin,keepingtrackof“killedcones”andthoseimportantruntimes.

As always an autocross is a car control event with smooth,mistake-freedrivingbeingthekeytoafastlaptime.Whenthelastcarpassedthefinishline,wehadseveraldriversrunningbelowthe70-secondmark.Intheend,itwasChrisAndropolous,drivingaLotusElise,takingthetoptimewitha65.554.JoAnnLynchhadthefastesttimeforaPorscheat66.528inthesharedCaymenRsheandherhusbandbrought.CongratulationstobothChrisandJoannefor really setting the bar so high. In our newest catagory, BrucePencewasabletorelinquishhistitleas“ConeKiller”(earnedinSantaBarbara)toBrianVillanueva,whofirmlyestablishedhimselfastheonetobeatearlyintheday.Allthetimesandclasswinnerscanbefoundonpages22&23.Youcanalsoseethemontheclub’swebsitewww.pcasb.org

Our thanks go out to all the volunteers who helped to makethe day such a success. We would also like to say thanks to oursponsor,RusnakPorscheinWestlake,andtotheCamarilloAirportManagementforallowingustousetheirfacility.Itisanexcellentlocationforasafeandexcitingautocrossevent.WelookforwardtoseeingeveryoneonOctober29thforthelastSBRAutocrossoftheseason.Thisspecialeventwillbenefitourclub’sdesignatedcharityfor2011,HabitatforHumanity.Wehopeyou’llplannowtosignupanddriveinour“ConesForHomes”AutoX,andhavesomefunforagreatcause.Seethefacingpageforallthedetails.=

Camarillo Autocross, continued from page 13

William Griswold and Ted Lighthizer at the starting line

Ken Supin in his aptly numbered 997 Carrera.

Chris Breuner at the starting line, ready for a run.

Willliam Byrd negotiating the course in his Cayman S.


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.

Schedule: (times approximate)6:30 a.m. Registration Check In at Airport Gate6:45 a.m. Tech Inspection begins8:00 a.m. Mandatory Drivers Meeting8:30 a.m. Practice Runs begin2:00 p.m. 3 Official Timed Runs (to 4:30 p.m.)

porsche club of america•santa barbara region

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.Complete results will be posted on the SBR website (pcasb.org) within two weeks of the event.

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.• Course work is mandatory in order to run this Autocross.• Porsche drivers: This IS NOT a Zone 8 sanctioned event for points.• More than one person may drive a car, but each driver may drive only one car.• Each driver must submit a separate Entry/Registration form.• One check may be written for multiple drivers, but the check must identify all those covered by the check.• Questions? E-mail MARTIN KELLER at: [email protected] or call: (503) 201-1952.

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Name: __________________________________________ Phone: ________________________________________Address: _______________________________________________________________________________________City: ______________________________________________ State: __________ Zip Code: ____________________E-Mail Address: __________________________________________________________________________________ This is how we will communicate schedules, weather changes, results, etc.Car/Model: ______________________________________ Year: ____________ Color: _________________________Requested Car Number: _________________________ (Subject to change due to computer program limitations.)

Porsche Class: _____________ (Please review class info in Zone 8 Rules - http://zone8.pca.org/rules.php - Non-Porsche is Class X.)

Are you available to help set up on Friday afternoon, October 28th? YES or NO (Circle one)

CONES FOR HOMES ENTRY/REGISTRATION FORM

Make checks payable to PCA/SBR for $85, which includes lunch for one.Extra lunches can be purchased with registration for $17 each.Email your “reservations” or mail your entry form (with check) no later than October 19, 2011. Yes, I would like to make an additional contribution to Habitat for Humanity in the amount of ____________.

Total Amount Enclosed: ______________________Cancellations within 48 hours of this event will not receive a refund.

Send Check & Entry/ Registration to:Martin Keller, 511 Frances Street, Ventura, CA 93003

CONES FOR HOMESA BONUS AUTOCROSS IN CAMARILLO TO BENEFIT HABITAT FOR HUMANITY

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29, 2011Proceeds 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 and how you can help: www.sbhabitat.org (or) www.habitatventura.org


Astheeastcoastbracedforthedamageanddestructionofhurricane Irene, theSantaBarbaraRegionofPCAwas enjoying three of the club’s favorite pastimes:driving Porsches, good food, and camaraderie. Our

region has been holding a Progressive Dinner, combined with aspirited drive on winding roads, since the late 1960’s. The eventincludesstopsatamember’shomeforafirstcourseofsaladsandappetizers, thenontoafinerestaurantforthemainmeal,andafinalstopatadifferentmember’shomefordessert!

OnSaturdayAugust27,2011,75membersdriving39Porschesweregivenaquickbut thoroughsafetybriefingremindingall towatchtheirspeedsandkeepalookoutforbicyclistsandlocallawenforcement.TherewerePorschesofallmodelsrepresented,from‘70s 911s to ‘80s and ‘90s Targas, Coupes and Cabriolets, to thelatemodel997s,evenaCayenne. Afterthedrivers’meeting,wesplitintotwogroupstostartthe62-miletour.Ourjourneywouldinclude stops at two members’ homes, and dinner at the AlohaSteakhouseontheVenturaBeachPromenade.TedLighthizerandDoreenPankow,theclub’sActivitiesCo-chairs,ledthefirstgroupfollowedbythesecondbunchledbyNick&OlgaLiakas.

Thefirst31milesofourdrivetookusthroughthefoothillsofVenturaandtheSantaPaulacountryside,endingattheresidenceof Randy & Sue Kinsling, our first stop. At the Kinslings’ Somishome, we feasted on a delicious variety of salads and appetizerspreparedbySueKinsling,DianeMacdonell,DoreenPankowandPhyllisWeaver.Afteralittlemorethananhourofgoodfoodandconversation,thegroupwasoffonthesecondlegoftheevent,aleisurely drive through Santa Paula Valley to the Ventura BeachPromenade and the Aloha Steakhouse. With all our Porschessecurely parked and monitored by a guard provided by therestaurant,wealltookashortwalktotheAlohaSteakhouse.The

night’s main entrées included both fresh seafood and deliciouscutsofbeefservedwithveggiesandthreetypesofpotatoes,plus“HappyHour”pricingonalladultdrinks.Whatcouldbebetter?

Ourlargegroupnearlyfilledtheentirerestaurantwithmostofusenjoyingocean-viewseating.Infact,wemayhave“overwhelmed”the restaurant, as we learned that one of the Aloha Steakhouse’sveteranchefsdecidedtoquitjustasmanyofourordersarrivedinthekitchen.Hisunexpecteddeparturedelayedservicetoquiteafewinourparty.Andwhileittookalittlelongerthanplannedforeveryonetobefed,nooneseemedtomind.Wesimplymadethebestofthesituationandenjoyedtherestaurant’sgreatambience,drinksandeachother’scompany.

Afterwitnessingabrilliantoceansunset,wedepartedVenturaviathesideroadstoourfinaldestination,theOxnardhomeofDon&LindaKuckenbaker.

MikeTurekandNickLiakashandledtheparkingguidanceattheKuckenbakers’, whose residential street was filled with Porsches.Onceinside,weweretreatedtoadeliciousassortmentofhome-cooked desserts and freshly brewed coffee, all provided by ourhosts, Don & Linda Kuckenbaker. Desserts included homemadeRedVelvetCake,ChocolateVolcanoCake,twotypesofminiatureupsidedown cakes, each one topped with little Porsche crests.Therewasalsoado-it-yourselfStrawberryShortcakebar,completewith fresh strawberries, real whipped cream, and sweet poundcake.Yummy!Thecool,comfortableeveningtemperaturesattheKuckenbakers’,alongwithmoretalkandcamaraderiewasaperfectendtoanotherfun-filled,memorableSBRevent.

Thanks,again,goout toourhosts:Randy&SueKinslingandDon & Linda Kuckenbaker. We greatly appreciate their warmhospitality and the sharing of their lovely homes. Their effortshelpedtomakeour2011ProgressiveDinneroneofthebest.=

Progressive Dinner Pulls Out All The StopsSTORY BY TED LIGHTHIZERPHOTOS BY JOHN ALFENITO AND NICOLAS LIAKAS

Porsches all in a row. On the Kinsling’s street in Somis, the neighbors definitely knew something fun was going on!


The first course of salads and appetizers was gratefully consumed by the hungry participants following their spirited drive.

(L-r) Tom & Sarah Gaither, Janice Herndon, Terri & Jeff Koskie, Phyllis Weaver, and Linda Kuckenbaker enjoy the sun in the beautiful backyard of Randy & Sue Kinsling in Somis.

(L-r) At the Aloha Steakhouse in Ventura, Jeanne & John McNair and Barry Weinstein

The dessert choices were beautiful and plentiful. Our generous hosts (l-r): Linda Kuckenbaker, Randy Kinsling, Sue Kinsling, and Don Kuckenbaker


Backroads Drive To Wolf Creek Restaurant & BrewerySaturday, November 19, 2011

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 WestLos 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 Reservoir. 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 [email protected] or (805) 527-8280Please 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

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Onabeautiful,warmSaturdayata gorgeous location, Lavaggio– The Art of Auto Detailingin Agoura Hills, 35 eager

students gathered to hear the detailingsecretsofthepros.Andwehadtheprosonhandreadytosharetheirknowledge.FromtheSantaBarbaraRegion,Dick“Concoursextraordinaire” Douglass and DebbieHilton, plus Santos Chavez of LavaggioweretheinstructorsforthefourthannualPre-ConcoursDetailClinic.

Representing Lavaggio was GeneralManager Lydia Derian and MarketingDirector Dustin Troyan. They welcomedus and explained the kind of detailingavailableatLavaggio,andgaveeachstudentadiscountcouponforafuturevisit.

TheAutoGallerydisplayedseveralnewPorschesforthestudentstosee,andthey,too, provided the attendees with discountservicecoupons.

ItwasnicetoseeseveralmembersfromotherZone8regionsattending,gettingtipsoncleaningtheirPorsches.

Carolyn Ewbank, SBR Concours Chairfor 2011, first introduced Dick Douglassand his helper Debbie Hilton. Dickpresented the Zone 8 Concours Rules,using the actual concours judging sheetsas reference on what would be judged.This direct knowledge was of immediatevaluefortheupcoming35thAnnualSantaBarbara Region Concours d’Elegance,October 9, 2011 at California StateUniversity Channel Islands in Camarillo.Debbie demonstrated the use of variousproducts and hand equipment in orderto obtain the best results. Both Dick andDebbieansweredmanyquestionsfromthestudents, which helped in understandingwhat the judges will be looking for. Theytalked about products and materials youshouldstayawayfrom.Theyalsoexplainedwhattheproperkindsofclothsandtowels

are, and how to keep them in optimumcondition so as not to damage your car’sfinish.

A delicious assortment of sandwiches,chips, cookies and beverages catered byLavaggio’s Bistro, was served for lunch at12:30p.m.Adelicious,chocolatebirthdaycake in honor of Activities Co-ChairDoreen Pankow was served for dessert.When we went inside for lunch, the skyopenedup foranunseasonal,momentaryrain storm, but by the time we’d finishedeating, the skies had cleared and the sunhadreturned.

At1:00p.m.CarolynintroducedSantosChavezofLavaggiowhodemonstratedcarproducts from manufacturer Nanoskin,and a new technique that would soon beused at Lavaggio in detailing customers’cars. He and his assistants cleaned theengineofaPanamerainamatterofminutesinsteadoftheverylengthyprocessusedinthepast.Continuingtotheexteriorofthecar,theydemonstratedhowtoremovetherough buildup on the hood, continuingtopolishuntil afine, smooth surfaceandperfectshineemerged.Everyonewasveryimpressed with the new product line,whichwasnaturallyavailableforsale.

Our special thanks to Lavaggio forhosting the detail clinic. We hope to seeyouallattheconcours.=

Pre-Concours Detail ClinicAnother (Sun) Shiny SuccessSTORY BY CAROLYN EWBANKPHOTOS BY JOHN ALFENITO

Dick Douglass and Debbie Hilton shared the secrets of what the judges look for.

As a delicious surprise, Dick Douglass and Ted Lighthizer had this very special birthday cake made for Doreen Pankow.

Dick Douglas explains to the eager crowd where to clean, what to use, and how to do it.


SBR Zone 8 Rally SchoolSaturday, November 5, 2011 • 11:00 a.m. - 2:30 p.m.SCHNEIDER AUTOHAUS, 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 [email protected] cost only $5.00 per person.

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Our 5th annual Martin Luther King, Jr. weekend getaway, January 13-16, 2012, will take us to the lovely desert town

of Palm Springs. We’ve arranged special rate accommodations at the Hyatt Regency in the downtown village of old Palm Springs. This beautiful hotel is centrally located on Palm Canyon Drive within walking distance of many shops, galleries and restaurants, and was the subject of a $15 million renovation in 2010. All rooms are suites available at the special rate of $129.00 per night with reserved covered parking at a 50% discount.

We’ll meet Friday morning, January 13 at 9:00 a.m. at the Westlake Costco. Our departure time of 9:30 a.m. will get us to Palm Springs early enough for members to enjoy lunch at one of the many restaurants near the hotel, and then spend the afternoon shopping, exploring or relaxing by the pool.

Members interested in playing golf can do so at the private O’Donnell Golf Club adjacent to the hotel. It’s a nine hole course at which Hyatt guests have privileges for reduced green fees. In the early evening, we will meet at the hotel for a welcome reception with hors d’oeuvres and a no-host bar.

Saturday morning we’ll take a beautiful drive through Palm Desert and the Garner Valley on our way up to the picturesque town of Idyllwild, which is located at 5500 feet elevation. Come prepared for the warmth of the desert floor as well as the cool crispness of the mountains. We will return via a different scenic route and enjoy a group dinner that evening at the Hyatt.

On Sunday morning, we’ll travel as a group to Joshua Tree National Park, known for its myriad of namesake trees as well as spectacular boulder stacks and fan palm oases. This unique park is comprised of two deserts: the Colorado

and the Mojave, home to abundant wildlife, including big horn sheep, desert tortoises, roadrunners and desert iguanas. There are many interesting sights including Barker Dam, Lost Horse Mine, Keys View, and HiddenValley. We will visit Keys View (at over 5000 feet) with its spectacular vistas, including the San Andreas fault, after which we will go to the Hidden Valley picnic area for a catered lunch. Hidden Valley also offers spectacular scenery, an interesting hike, and the opportunity to see the many rock climbers who frequent this park.

Enrollment is limited to 60 people, so reservations should be made as early as possible. The cost for this weekend is $115.00 per person, which includes the reception, catered lunch, hotel dinner, and the activity fee. Hotel reservations can be made by calling the Hyatt at 760-322-9000 and identifying yourself as a PCA-SBR member to secure the group rate. Sign up now – and join us!

January 13-16, 2012Escape To BeautifulPalm Springs

The Hyatt Recency Hotel, Palm Springs

Idyllwild

Joshua Tree National Park

Send to: Jeanne McNair, 1836 Nowak Avenue, Thousand Oaks, CA 91360. Make checks payable to PCA/SBR.

Names: ________________________________________________________________________________

Email Address: ___________________________________________________________________________

Phone: _________________________________ Cell Phone: ____________________________

Check enclosed for the amount of: ___________ $115 per person to PCA/SBR

Cancellations after January 5, 2012 will not receive a refund.


Driver’sName Class # Vehicle Year Run1 Run2 Run3 Best

*DanByers FS 0 911Targa 1971 81.445 dns dns 81.445*CristopherArreola GS 82 944 1986 85.651 83.123 80.049 80.049

ChrisBreuner JS 728 911 1988 76.445 79.165 74.304 74.304*HenryHinck JS 184 911 1988 70.930 72.505 79.316 70.930

*BrianAdlawan KI 68 968Cab 1994 80.831 81.353 79.080 79.080*TylerTedeschi LS 2 Boxster 1999 77.375 76.190 75.799 76.190*DennisPower MP 631 BoxsterS 2000 71.187 70.148 71.188 70.148

BenCoats NS 44 CaymanS 2007 71.699 72.219 71.681 71.681FrankDonahue NS 117 CaymanS 2008 70.937 70.241 74.862 70.241*JoAnnLynch NS 198 CaymanR 2012 66.528 68.485 66.847 66.528

RobertFreed NS 5 BoxsterS 2006 69.266 69.491 69.136 69.136WilliamByrd NS 27 CaymanS 2006 76.304 74.002 74.275 74.002

GeorgeLynch NS 298 CaymanR 2012 77.638 71.609 70.806 70.806MikeFurnish NS 111 BoxsterS 2006 66.949 72.740 71.556 66.949

*BrucePence OS 113 996Cab 2000 79.048 77.689 78.187 77.689KenSupin QS 997 911Carrera 2007 82.916 77.676 76.897 76.897

JulesMartin QS 99 911Carrera 2007 75.630 77.954 74.661 74.661*RaymondPimentel QS 673 CarreraS 2009 72.419 72.644 73.183 72.419

*AlanSurgi RS 52 GT3 2007 70.705 72.975 71.011 70.705EverettJayWoody X 90 Camaro 1968 74.002 76.027 76.802 74.002

JimKing X 8 ToyotaMR2 1991 70.302 68.372 73.227 68.372JoeLigutti X 23 MitsubishiEvo 2005 71.808 71.593 69.384 69.384JohnStarr X 4 SubaruImpreza 2000 77.580 78.232 77.936 77.580

PatrickRedd X 73 AustinMini 1973 79.954 79.163 79.738 79.163PeterWood X 3 MazdaSpeed3 2009 73.394 81.427 74.854 73.394

StephenMacFarlane X 10 Corvette 2001 75.835 79.774 76.533 75.835BrianMarcontell X 34 HondaCivic 2004 77.968 79.021 78.858 77.968

MarkHelmick X 21 HondaS2000 2006 71.693 72.552 71.697 71.693RonPosen X 123 CorvetteC6 2006 73.858 78.907 69.770 69.770

ScottSheldon X 6 MiniCooper 1966 79.132 77.076 76.222 76.222SteveStarr X 31 ToyotaCorolla 1984 69.744 72.069 70.095 69.744

CAMARILLO AUTOCROSS FINAL RESULTSSaturday, September 17, 2011 - Camarillo Airport


Promise yourself:To be so strong that nothing can disturb your peace of mind.

To talk health, happiness, and prosperity to every person you meet.To make all your friends feel that there is something in them.

To look at the sunny side of everything and make your optimism come true.To think only of the best, to work only for the best, and to expect only the best.

To be just as enthusiastic about the success of others as you are about your own.To forget the mistakes of the past and press on to the greater achievements of the future.

To wear a cheerful countenance at all times and give every living creature you meet a smile.To give so much time to the improvement of yourself that you have no time to criticize others.

To be too large for worry, too noble for anger, too strong for fear,And too happy to permit the presence of trouble.

Paid for by Bill Sampson • 310-457-2601 • [email protected]

The Optimist Creed

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Camarillo

SBR Breakfast LocationsMAP

MAP

Driver’sName Class # Vehicle Year Run1 Run2 Run3 Best

RonTsumura X 500 HondaS2000 2002 68.150 70.944 69.995 68.150BrianVillanueva X 13 BMWM3 1991 88.848 75.494 77.125 75.494

JustinOoms X 88 BMW325is 1988 71.754 72.464 71.875 71.754PaulMacFarlane X 101 Corvette 2001 75.125 72.204 72.189 72.189

KenWhitney X 91 FactoryFiveRdstr 73.945 76.236 74.671 73.945#*ChrisAndropoulis X 283 LotusElise 2005 65.554 71.304 70.995 65.554

AndrewMarvosh X 32 MazdaSpeed3 2009 81.260 82.407 80.049 81.260DarrenFriedman X 77 Cobra 1966 72.597 71.465 74.802 74.465

JonathanOnak X 11 SubaruWRX 2005 75.965 72.462 72.219 72.219RonBrazier X 234 Datsun240Z 1972 76.276 74.158 76.227 74.158JohnByrne X 114 LotusElise 2005 105.155 86.794 88.583 86.794

Join us for the final SBR Autocross of the season, Saturday, October 29, 2011 at the Camarillo Airport. Full details on our “Cones For Homes” charity Autocross to benefit “Habitat For Humanity” on page 15.

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Congratulationstoallourmemberscelebratinganniversariesthis month. We warmly welcome all the new and transfermembers joining our region. Thank you to all those whorenewed their memberships as well. Please remember thatyoucanlogontothePCA.orgwebsitetochangeanyofyourmembership information. We hope to see everyone at abreakfastmeetingoraneventsoon.

JaniceHerndonMembershipChair

13YearsRichard&RobertBlackmoreHagyMike&DarrellMalamutScott&StaceyMarshall

12YearsDavid&MindyTennen

11YearsJuanAlvaChristineTaylor&OscarEsquivelHassan&PuritaRashidKevin&NormaCmachoSmithCharles&PamWill

10YearsGary&DebraLairdRichard&AnneLlewellynWilliam&HelenSchefflerLuehmBrian&LizMckennaJeffPiersonGary&AnnRobertsonWilliamVaughan

9YearsJohn&PamAlfenitoPaulPorteousAnthony&MichelleStrauss

7YearsDavid&ToniBarrMichaelJacobsKimberlyLeonardRon&BetsyBournePolanskiArlene&JosephScavone

6YearsLelaHenke&DavidCunninghamRaphi&PeggyHanessianMarty&PamelaHarrisMorrey&MitchellWasserman

5YearsRay&MargaretDesilvaGerald&AndresMalovosGeorge&KimRasherDavid&MeghanShrontzNadineTracy

4YearsBruce&AnnBartlettDavid&MarilynGrosserPierceJackPriceBryanShaw

3YearsBrianAdlawanStevenCaseySteve&IleneFreemanAndrewGormanPhilipHeniusJimmyJimenezWilliam&AlisaKlingRichard&LindaLangeFritz&GretchenOlenbergerBelaRaczRobertSadlerDesmondWarrenGregWest

2YearsRobinLiebes&RichardBucknerMarkCarrilloRandyFosterDustinGelbardGeorges&BrendanGellerEricIwafuchiJoe&JaneNiederstGregSchaferJasonWilesJanice&DonaldWilson

1YearDennisArchieCreightonCarverLisaAmos&LawrenceCoelhoJohn&TimothySands

NewMembersScottAndersonPacificPalisades,2011Panamera

MargaretBakerCarpinteria,2011Panamera

HughJamesDarceySantaBarbara,2011997

IouliaHoppeOakPark,2007987

JoeMacpheeSantaBarbara,2011Cayenne

45YearsLawrence&AstridHammett

44YearsAnitaBanke

40YearsMatthias&RoswithaHauck

32YearsJohnShutt

26YearsSteveBrown

25YearsRobert&LorieLyons

22YearsNorman&JanetBennerRussell

21YearsGeorge&MaraEglajs

18YearsPaul&UraiwanHodges

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ChipNicholsSantaBarbara,2011Panamera

JamesPuccinoSantaBarbara,2006997s

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John&MarySramekOxnard,2006997SfromCaliforniaCentralCoast


Get a group of Porsche club women together and itspells FUN! Our boating adventure in the beautifulChannelIslandsHarborbeganwithaboutfiveminutesofrain, followedbysunshineandperfectweather. It

seemedlikewewereinthetropics.Wehadtwoelectricboatsfullofwomen,wineandfood.

ForDianeGriswold,LonettePope,and IlaHamilton, thiswastheirfirstPorscheMademoiselleSociety(P.M.S.)event.Ourboatadventure includedasetof12questions tobeansweredbyeachgroup,(asortoffloatinggimmickrally).Thewinningboatwouldgetaprize.Theladiespooledtheirknowledge,usedlogic,etc.tofigureoutsomeofthechallengingmarine/boatingquestions.

Aswewerecruising,theboatskipperedbyNancyMaletzseemedtobegainingspeed.Turnsout,ifyouhangthetrashbagfromtheboatthrottle,asitfills,theboatgoesfaster.Thanks,Joan(it’snotahook).AsweapproachedtheChannelIslandsBridge,wewent

P.M.S. Takes A Channel IslandsHarbor Cruise

STORY & PHOTOS BY KAREN TUREK

past Mike Turek’s sailboat, where some of the men (husbands)werehangingout. Theywerehavingsomuchfun, theydecidedtogiveusathrillandshowussomeskin,expectingsomesortofreciprocalaction.Useyourimagination.Otherthanthat,Iguesswhatelsewassaidontheirboat,staysontheirboat.

Our two electric craft then joined together and we sharedsomegoodfoodandlaughs,aswedeterminedthewinnerofourcontest.“TeamYellow,”skipperedbyKarenTurek,wasthewinner,collectingabottleofchampagneandaboxofdarkchocolates.Itwassoclose,onequestionapart, that thesecondplaceboatalsoreceivedchampagneandchocolates.

WetookamomenttorememberAdriPomerantz,wholovedtojoininourP.M.S.activities.WeplayedourfavoriteCDs,enjoyedseeingtheseals,pelicans,etc.Weallagreedthatweliveinparadise,andthatitisgoodtostopandtakethetimetoenjoyit!=

Colision course for fun - the two P.M.S. vessels make the rounds of beautiful Channel Islands Harbor

(L-r) Lonette Pope, Linda Rubino, Rosemary Sampson, Diane Griswold, Beverly Brovsky, Carol Mathieu, and Toni Briones


DownTheRoadUpcomingEvents&DatesofInterest

October9 35thAnnualConcoursd’Elegance Oct14-16 RennsportReunionIV-LagunaSeca October29 CharityAutocrossinCamarillo November5 Zone8RallySchool-SantaBarbara November12 ElCaminoRealXXVIIIZone8Rally November19 BouquetCanyonDrive December4 Motor4Toys-WoodlandHills December10 SBRAnnualHolidayParty

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TheTechPage

TPMS RetrofitIboughtausedsetofnon-TPMSCarerraSportwheels.My2006997hasTPMS.CanthesewheelsbemodifiedtoacceptTPMSsensors?

Anyrimthatwasavailableona997or987willacceptTPMSsensorsalongwithafewoftheolderwheels.TPMShasbeenanoptionsince2005andthereisnodifferenceinthewheelsbetweenaTPMScarandanonTPMScar.Also,asasecondaryoption,on06andearliervehiclesyouturnofftheTPMSsystemifyoudoendupwithasetofwheelsthatwillnotacceptthesensors.

answeredbyDustinAydt[SVR]

996 vs 997Ihavea2003996cabwith19,500miles,manualtrans.Iamthinkingaboutsellingitandbuyinga2006,orso,997,possiblyanS.Iwouldliketohearopinionsonthemajorand/orminordifference.WillInoticeenoughofadifferencetogothroughthesaleofthe996andthepurchaseofaused997?

Forsurea997willbebetterthana996.Idon’tknowenoughaboutyoursituation,butthesimpleansweristogetthenewestcaryoucanafford.Likewise,ifyoucangetanS,thereisnoreasonnotto.Thereareathousandminordifferencesfromthe996tothe997.Therearerelativelyfewmajorones;theinteriorwasoneofthem,andIpreferthenewerone,alongwiththeexteriorstyling(looksmorelikea993).Theenginewasonlyslightlyrevised.Thesuspensionisstrongerandhasbettergeometry.ThetransmissionwaschangedtoanallnewunitfromanAsianvendornamedAisin.Youshouldgoforatestdriveina997.IamsureyourlocalPorschedealerwouldbehappytoletyoudriveanewone,andifyou’reluckytheymayhaveausedoneinyourmodelyearrange.

answeredbyJoelReiser[UPC]

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September 14, 2011 - 6:30 p.m. – Carrow’s Oxnard

The September dinner board meetingwas held at Carrow’s in Oxnard. Presentwere: Bill Sampson, Dave Stone, MichaelBrovsky, Steve & Janet Kaller, JaniceHerndon,DoreenPankow,TedLighthizer,John Alfenito, Joan & Chet Yabitsu, DonKuckenbaker, Brian Rubino, Jim Brown,Carolyn Ewbank, Martin Keller, Karen &MikeTurek, Jeanne&JohnMcNair,MikePomerantz,andNadineTracy.

Secretary: Minutes for the Augustboardmeetingwereapprovedassubmitted.

Treasurer: StevepresentedhisBalanceSheet, Profit and Loss YTD Comparison,and Profit and Loss Previous YearComparison.Discussionfollowed.

Membership: Janice reported thatduring the month of August, eight newmembers joinedourregion. Membershipstoodat701atmonth’send.

Activities: Upcoming events include:October9thZone835thAnnualConcoursd’Elegance,October29thConesforHomesAutocross in Camarillo-Charity FundRaiser, November 5th SBR Rally School,November 12th Zone 8 El Camino RealXXVIIIRally,andNovember19thBouquetCanyon Drive to Wolf Creek RestaurantandBrewery.

Editor: John, along with MikePomerantz and Mike Dunwell of SirSpeedy Camarillo, are investigating ourmailingsnafu,whichseriouslydelayedthedelivery of the September Der Auspuff tomanymembers.AllissuesweremailedonAugust 25th. Some minor redesigns oftheAuspuffformatwillbeinplacefortheOctoberissue.

Distribution:TheBulkMailservicesattheOxnardPostOfficehasclosedandbeentransferred to Goleta Post Office facility.Thischangecausedlatedeliveriesforsomeofthe739newletterssentoutbySirSpeedyPrinting. The postage cost was $330.38.ChetandJoanreceivedthe$935.03creditrefund check from the post office thatwas in our club account at the ThousandOaksPostOffice.Thismoneyisnolongerneededtocoverfuturepostagecoststhere.Thischeckhasbeengiventoourtreasurer,SteveKaller.

Advertising: Don presented hisadvertisingreporttotheboard.Discussionfollowed.

Goodie Store: Sales for August at theSanta Barbara breakfast were $45 with aprofit of $21.93. Sales for the SeptemberCamarillo breakfast were $485.00 withprofit of $174.25. Sales for SeptemberSanta Barbara breakfast were $61.00 withprofit of $23.12. Making grand totalsales of $591.00 and profit of $219.30. Amotion was made and passed to give theGoodieStore$1367.00forpastandfuturepurchasesofmerchandiseforthestore.

Insurance: Jim reported that allcertificatesarefiledthroughtheendoftheyear.

Rally:ARallyChairisneededfor2012.Billisaskingforavolunteertopleasestepuptohandlethisposition.ThankyouJoeSchneiderandJoeBoucherforalltheyearsofgreatralliesyouhavegiventheclub.

Concours: Several members of theConcoursCommitteemetatCSUCItogoover the parking area and how cars willenter Founders Courtyard. Carolyn hasthemenuandpricefromthecatererforthelunch,whichwillbethesameaslastyear’s.

Autocross: Danhasgone through thetrailerandreorganizeditscontents.Threefireextinguishersarebeingrecharged.Thecommittee has run into some issues withhavingeventsatEarlWarren,suchasafeeincrease and difficulty securing dates for2012 and 2013. Discussion followed. Amotion was made and passed to give theAutocross Committee a check for $1600to secure the March 11, 2012 date for itsSanta Barbara autocross at Earl WarrenShowgrounds. A motion was made andpassed to run three autocrosses at theCamarillo Airport in 2012. Martin willbe stepping down as 2012 Chair of theCamarilloAutocross.Danwillchairbothlocationsforthe2012season.

Archives:Noreport.Webmaster: Another busy month

of posting fliers of the many events wesupport and host on our PCASB website.ThePCASB.orgwebsitehostinghasfinallybeen completely transferred to PCASBNationalinsteadofAtomicPC.

Safety:Afirstaidkithasbeenpurchasedby Mike and was given to Martin forupcomingautocrossevents.

P.M.S.:Karenreportedthattheboatingadventure held on September 10th wasveryfunandanothereventisintheworksforpossiblyDecemberorJanuary.

R.U.F.:OnOctober20ththegroupwillvisit the Guide Dogs of America Facilityin Sylmar for a 1.5 hour tour and lectureonhowthedogsareraisedandtrainedtoassistthesightimpaired.November17thhas the group touring the campus of St.Thomas Aquinas College in Santa Paula.December 15th has the group headingnortheast to Corriganville Movie Ranchin Chatsworth. Nick is requesting thatvolunteersinterestedinchairingtheR.U.F.groupfor2012pleasecontacthim.Hewillworkwith thenewchair toprovidea fullandsmoothtransitionandwillcontinuetoplansomeactivitiesinthefuture.

Past President:Noreport.President: Thank you Des Warren

of DSR Audio for donating the two largebattery- powered speakers. The soundsystemisahugeimprovementattheWay-Point. Doreen obtained quotes for theHolidayparty.

Old Business: RebelWithoutACauseRun sign-ups are proceeding nicely. The50th Anniversary Planning Committeemembers include Joan Jonsson, NancyMaletz,DaveStone,NadineTracy,andtheClubPresident.

New Business: The board discussedplans for the Holiday Party. A motionwas made and passed to give theActivities Committee $1000.00 to coveradministrative expenses for the HolidayParty.Theboardalsodiscussedpersonnelissues.

TheOctober12thdinnerboardmeetingwill be held at Lavaggio, 30205 CanwoodStreet,AgouraHills(ReyesAdobeexitoffthe101).

Meetingadjournedat8:20p.m.

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1983 911 SC SUnROOF COUPe – FOR SALe1983 911 SC Sunroof Coupe, gold with brown interior, 96K miles, excellent condition, $17K. Call John at (805) 494-1527 (05/11)

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)

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 [email protected] (04/11)

996 OR ??? PARTS – FOR SALe Four wheel lug locks. 3.4L Fabspeed headers, silicon intake. OEM car jack with foam surround & tool kit. Front radiator plastic fan surround. Two button key (needs your program & blade). Please call for pics, information, and prices. Rich (805) 583-8504 or [email protected] (08/11)

2008 PORSCHe TURBO CABRIOLeT – FOR SALeBlack/Black. 4,200 miles. Like new! Triptonic S, Sport Chrono Package, Turbo, Ceramic Composite Brakes-PCCB, Full leather interior, Porsche insignia in leather seats, Adaptive Sport Seats, Heated Seats, Carbon Fiber Interior Package, Carbon Fiber Multi-function-Steering Wheel. $115,000.00 Contact: Wayne (805) 563-7558 (08/11)

American Global Standards ................ 30Aswell Trophy ...................................... 7Auto Gallery ........................................ 2Autobahn West .................................. 12Automotion ...................................... IBCPaul Bancroft Roofing ......................... 12Gary Betz Enterprises ......................... 30Boykin Automotive ............................. 23Walt Branscome, SBAG ...................... 30California Cars Sportscar Collection ..... 30California Tire Company ...................... 24Bob Campbell’s 356 Services ............... 6Joseph Carastro, D.M.D., M.S. ............ 30Coachcraft ........................................... 9David L. Cunningham .......................... 14Dent Experts ...................................... 14DSR Audio ........................................... 6ETF Portfolio Management ................. 20Steven Z. Freeman, CPA ..................... 26GermanWax.com ............................... 32Hooper Custom RVs ........................... 30Lynn Kuchera, Troop Real Estate ............ 6Lavaggio ........................................... 29Leland West Insurance ....................... 10Los Angeles Dismantler ...................... 26Monaco Motors ................................. 31Neil McAuliffe ................................... 10North Hollywood Speedometer ........... 30RS Enterprises ..................................... 7Rusnak Westlake Porsche .................. IFCBill Sampson ..................................... 23Santa Barbara Auto Group .................. BCSchneider Autohaus ........................... 26Mark Stratmeyer, Rusnak ...................... 6TC’s Garage ......................................... 9

1962 356 KARMAnn nOTCHBACK – FOR SALeBali Blue with recently rebuilt engine and restored to original with factory certificate. Asking $89,000. Wesley Minear (805) 660-9708 (07/11)

VARIOUS PORSCHe ITeMS – FOR SALeHistorical Porsche Parade notebooks (18) from 1985 to 2007, missing a few East Coast events. These are given to registrants at each parade. Some include parade results for competitive events. $100/obo. Also, 11 late ‘80s to 1990 dealership notebooks, such as Tourist Delivery Procedures, Marketing Reference Guide, etc. Ten copies of “Excellence” 1996-98, a few 356 Registry issues (not really old), best offer. Contact Joe Boucher (805)931-0990. (10/11)

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OnAugust12,severalSBRmembersgathered at a private residence in

SantaRosaValleyforanightof“spiritsand cigars” all for the benefit of ourdesignatedcharityfor2011,HabitatForHumanity.

Sampling some of the “hand-rolled”products, while helping to raise moneyforaveryworthycause,are:(l-r)FrankLadwig,PaulCaswell,William&DianeGriswold, Carol Mathieu, Karen Turek,andMichaelBrovsky.

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