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PORSCHE CLUB OF AMERICA - SANTA BARBARA REGION - AUGUST 2016

R.U.F. On A MissionSanta Barbara 4th of July Parade

New Members/Legacy Members Picnic

FEATURESR.U.F. On A Mission ........................................12Santa Barbara 4th of July Parade ...............16New Member/Legacy Member Picnic .......20

FUTURE EVENTSProgressive Dinner ..........................................8Chili Cook Off...................................................10Grape Harvest Wine Tour .............................15PCA Treffen in Tahoe .....................................19Pre-Concours Detail Clinic ...........................27November Camarillo Autocross ..................3040th Annual Concours d’Elegance ..............33

DEPARTMENTSSBR Board of Directors & Appointees ........ 2SBR Events Calendar...................................... 3President’s Column ......................................... 4Camarillo Breakfast ........................................ 7Santa Barbara Breakfast .............................. 9Down The Road - Future Events ................. 26Name Badge Ordering Information ........... 26Membership Page......................................... 28Classified Ads ................................................ 31Directory of Advertisers............................... 31The Last Word ............................................... 32

ON THE COVERNew SBR member Dana Stanman’s Boxster S leads the 4th of July Parade in SB.Photo by Ron Williams

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PORSCHE CLUB OF AMERICA - SANTA BARBARA REGION - AUGUST 2016

R.U.F. On A MissionSanta Barbara 4th of July Parade


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ON THIS PAGESBR Porsches parked at Premier Coach in Camarillo, our first stop on the way to the New Members/Legacy Members Picnic.Photo by John Alfenito

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Saturday 6 CAMARILLO BREAKFAST ...........................................8:00 a.m. Panera Bread & Johnny Rockets, Camarillo Outlets Saturday 13 SANTA BARBARA BREAKFAST ..................................8:30 a.m. Moby Dick Restaurant, Stearns Wharf Saturday 27 PROGRESSIVE DINNER ..............................................page 8 > Westlake Village - Agoura Hills - Westlake Village

Saturday 3 CAMARILLO BREAKFAST ...........................................8:00 a.m. Panera Bread & Johnny Rockets, Camarillo Outlets

Weds-Sun 7-11 PCA TREFFEN LAKE TAHOE .......................................page 19> Resort at Squaw Creek - treffen.pca.org Saturday 10 SANTA BARBARA BREAKFAST ..................................8:30 a.m. Moby Dick Restaurant, Stearns Wharf Wednesday 14 BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING .............................6:30 p.m. Lavaggio, Agoura HIlls Saturday 17 PRE-CONCOURS DETAIL CLINIC ................................page 27 > Lavaggio, Agoura Hills Saturday 24 20TH ANNUAL CHILI COOK-OFF ...............................page 10 > Santa Rosa Valley

Saturday 1 CAMARILLO BREAKFAST .......................................... 8:00 a.m. Panera Bread & Johnny Rockets, Camarillo Outlets Saturday 8 SANTA BARBARA BREAKFAST ..................................8:30 a.m. Moby Dick Restaurant, Stearns Wharf Sunday 9 40TH ANNUAL CONCOURS D’ELEGANCE ............... page 33 > Fess Parker Doubletree Resort, Santa Barbara Sat-Sun 22-23 GRAPE HARVEST WINE TOUR .................................. page 15 > Paso Robles Wine Country

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Celebrate the 2016 Fall Harvest with a weekend adventure in the beautiful Paso Robles Wine Country October 22-23. We will meet Saturday morning (8:30) at Santa Barbara Auto Group for coffee and pastries prior to our 9:30 a.m. departure. Porsche’s latest offerings, including the new 911 and 718 Boxster, are being made available to drive during our weekend!

Some of the most picturesque back roads on the central coast await us, as we make our way to Adelaida, a world class winery which recently earned the designation of being a Certified Califor-nia Sustainable Winery & Vineyard. Located on a 2,200-foot hilltop site, it offers spectacular views of the Santa Lucia Mountains. There will be a special Winemakers Lunch accompanied by a won-derful selection of Adelaida wines in their new Barrel Room.

After lunch, we’ll drive to the historic Paso Robles Inn located on the idyllic town square. Following check in, explore the unique shops, art galleries, and boutiques or just relax in the garden setting of the Inn. Saturday evening, we will gather in the original ballroom built in 1891 for appetizers, free wine pouring and an open bar, followed by a Harvest Tour Banquet dinner. A special gift for all will be provided by the Santa Barbara Auto Group.

Sunday after breakfast, we depart at 10:30 for a beautiful drive to Sculpterra Winery & Sculpture Garden, one of the most unusual wineries on the central coast. Enjoy the magnificent sculptures, special wine pouring, cheese platters, and a gift bag of the largest tastiest pistachios in all of California.

The cost for the weekend is $125 per person, which includes the Winemaker’s Lunch, evening reception, Harvest Dinner Banquet, and Sunday’s lite fare. All the wine for the weekend will be free! Send your check payable to PCA/SBR to Michael & Beverly Brovsky, 1237 S. Victoria Avenue, Box 440, Oxnard, CA 93035.

Space is limited to 40 rooms, so sign up early. Call the Paso Robles Inn 1-800-676-1713 and request rooms in the Porsche Club of America Block at the rate of $230.00. Reservations must be made before 09/22/2016 to guarantee your room.

Questions? Contact Michael Brovsky at [email protected]

Names: ___________________________

Email: ____________________________

Phone: ___________________________

Amount Enclosed ($125 per person): _________

Wine Country Harvest Tour 2016


Paso Robles Wine Country - October 22 & 23

Porsche Club of America-Santa Barbara RegionAnd Santa Barbara Auto Group Proudly Present

All entrants must pre-register by October 3.No “day of event” registrations will be accepted.

Car placement 7:00 a.m. Judging begins 10:00 a.m. Awards presentation 2:00 p.m.

Our 40th Annual Concours d’EleganceSunday, October 9, 2016

at the Fess Parker Doubletree Resort Hotel633 E. Cabrillo Boulevard, Santa Barbara, CA 93103

Concours Questions? - Kenny & Tara Brundrett at [email protected] or (805) 405-5733To register: visit http://tinyurl.com/SBR-Concours

Cancellations after October 3, 2016 will not receive a refund.

For rules and complete concours class definitions visit:http://www.zone8.org/assets/docs/2016/2016Z8Rules.pdf

CONCOURS - Pre-registration $80, includes one lunchDISPLAY ONLY - Pre-registration $60, includes one lunch

Extra lunches may be purchased for $55 eachREGISTRATION IS ONLINE ONLY!

Visit http://tinyurl.com/SBR-Concoursand register your Porsche today!

SBR’s Progressive DinnerSaturday, August 27, 2016FIRST STOP:Elliot & Debi Michaels’ home in Westlake Villagefor hors d’oeuvres & salad

SECOND STOP:Prime Steakhousein Agoura Hillsfor dinner & no-host bar

THIRD STOP:Dick & Linda Lange’shome in Westlake Villagefor dessert

PRIME STEAKHOUSE ENTRÉE CHOICES:• USDA Prime Baseball Chateau with sautéed mushroom blue cheese marsala, served with garlic mashed potatoes

• Atlantic Salmon Blackened or Grilled with green onion glaze, sautéed spinach with onion, tomato, and cilantro served with garlic mashed potatoes

• Lamb Osso Bucco braised in port wine reduction, served with garlic mashed potatoes

• Grilled Breast of Chicken with sautéed corn, red onion, grilled eggplant and jack white wine reduction, served with garlic mashed potatoes

We’ll meet at 1:30 p.m. in the parking lot across from the Way-Point Café at the Camarillo Airport. A fun drive on back roads will take us to our first destination. Questions? Doreen Pankow at 805-422-8217 or [email protected]

Make your check payable to PCA/SBR, $55 per person, and mail to: Doreen Pankow, 2251 Brownstone Creek Ave., Simi Valley, CA 93063

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OFFSATURDAYSEPTEMBER 24TH1:30 P.M.

Cost is $10 per person (including activity fee) at the door.

R.S.V.P. & food sign-ups no later than September 17th to: [email protected]

At The Home Of: JIM & TERRY MIDDLEBROOK 12029 PRESILLA ROAD SANTA ROSA VALLEY

Bring a pot of chili for the competition, or an appetizer, salad, bread, or dessert.We will accept a maximum of 10 chili entries. So sign up soon!Prizes for the winners as judged by all members in attendance.Patio dining for 75 guests - motor court parking for 40 Porsches.

DIRECTIONS: Santa Rosa Road to East Las Posas. Turn North (only way you can go) on East Las Posas to Barranca. Turn right on Barranca to Presilla. Turn left on Presilla. House is 0.3 miles on the right. Please dress for outdoors.

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PRE-CONCOURS DETAIL CLINICSATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 11AM-2PMAT LAVAGGIO IN AGOURA HILLS

In preparation for our 40th 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. We’ll go over the Zone 8 competition rules to find out exactly what the judges look for when examining a car.

Expert instruction will be provided. A detailing demonstration will show the best way to use the newest products in preparing your Porsche for everything from full concours to wash & shine.

Plus, lunch will be served at the beautiful Lavaggio facility at 30205 Canwood Street, Agoura Hills (Reyes Adobe exit off the 101).

Total price for the entire clinic and lunch is only $20.00 per person (at the door).

If you plan to attend, please make your reservation no later than September 10, 2016. RSVP to Concours Chairs Kenny & Tara Brundrett at: [email protected]

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Every enthusiast activity has its own set of important numbers. “Par” in golf, “300” in bowling, 0-60 mph time

in motorsports - the list continues indefi-nitely. For Porschephiles, numbers are an integral part of our own dialect. 356, 550, and 911 are just a few of the numbers we use regularly to communicate with like-minded folks. Recently, Porsche exhumed the “718” moniker for the newest genera-tion Boxster. Personally, I feel that iconic model numbers are somewhat sacred. While I understand the strong desire to play the legacy card, I would prefer to use “719” or something else to honor the legacy without trampling on it.

Recent iterations of the 911 sub-models also have me some-what confused. 911, 930, 964, 993, 996 and 997 designations all make perfect sense to this OCD brain. The train went off the tracks with the 991; where do we go from here?

Our French friends at Peugeot felt very strongly about “their” vehicle designations and forced Porsche to change “901” to “911.” Thanks, Peugeot; you did us a favor. Certainly “Nine-Eleven” rolls off the tongue much better than “Nine-Oh-One” or “Nine-Zero-One.” BMW used to have a very logical and simple system for their autos, the car series being the first digit, followed by the two-digit engine displacement label. A proliferation of models followed, and now the numbers are just that - numbers.

Other manufacturers face similar dilemmas when numbering their products. Boeing christened their jet fleet with 707, 727, 737, 747, 757, 767, and 777. The Douglas DC-9 was quickly rebranded 717 upon the merger of the companies, and now we have the 787 as well. What will happen after the 797?

Life numbers have great significance and are often used for online security purposes. My formative years were very stable, as we lived in the same small tract house in Northridge for 15 years. The street address “8418” always brings back fond memories for me, as does our phone number Dickens-32095. Remember ex-changes, anybody out there?

Our age is probably the most important number the majority of us deal with regularly. We couldn’t wait to get to 18 to become semi-adults, except for the dreaded draft. 21st birthdays quite likely resulted in “driving the porcelain bus.” After that, the big milestones were only endured with endless jokes. Perspective is everything, with 10-years-younger being our fitness target and 10-years-older seeming, well, old. In reality, age is just a number, despite what the mirror tells us. Equipped with good genes from my parents, I rarely feel all of my 63 years, except when trying something physically foolish better suited to my 20s. Ouch! “I’m too old for this &$?!” is a refrain I hear too often. The more you say it, the sooner it will come true.

For all of you gentlemen, two numbers are of paramount im-portance. First and foremost, the birthday of your significant other should be of the highest priority. Second, your anniversary date. Forgetting one is dangerous, forgetting both will painfully teach you the meaning of double jeopardy. Don’t go there, the cost is dear.

Account numbers, credit card numbers, and social security numbers, they are all carefully protected in our modern world. Use them wisely, and they will treat you well. Enjoy your lives, and embrace those numbers that are special to you, whatever they may be. Go forth and multiply, or add, subtract, divide or ? Have fun!


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Camarillo Breakfast

PHOTOS BY JOHN ALFENITO

July 2, 2016115 Attendees

72 Porsches

Ready for the 4th of July weekend: (L-R) Pam Alfenito, Der Auspuff Managing Editor Susan Stone, SBR Membership Chair Sue Kinsling, and Distribution Co-Chair Joan Yabitsu.

Independently purchased t-shirts as modeled by Dave Mosesson (L) and Rik Zelman. All the cool guys are getting these, BTW.

Longtime SBR members Linda & Brian Rubino attended their last Camarillo Breakfast before their permanent move to Texas.

Walt Branscome from Santa Barbara Auto Group brought a brand new 718 Boxster for us to see and test-drive.

SBR’s Progressive DinnerSaturday, August 27, 2016FIRST STOP:Elliot & Debi Michaels’ home in Westlake Villagefor hors d’oeuvres & salad

SECOND STOP:Prime Steakhousein Agoura Hillsfor dinner & no-host bar

THIRD STOP:Dick & Linda Lange’shome in Westlake Villagefor dessert

PRIME STEAKHOUSE ENTRÉE CHOICES:• USDA Prime Baseball Chateau with sautéed mushroom blue cheese marsala, served with garlic mashed potatoes

• Atlantic Salmon Blackened or Grilled with green onion glaze, sautéed spinach with onion, tomato, and cilantro served with garlic mashed potatoes

• Lamb Osso Bucco braised in port wine reduction, served with garlic mashed potatoes

• Grilled Breast of Chicken with sautéed corn, red onion, grilled eggplant and jack white wine reduction, served with garlic mashed potatoes

We’ll meet at 1:30 p.m. in the parking lot across from the Way-Point Café at the Camarillo Airport. A fun drive on back roads will take us to our first destination. Questions? Doreen Pankow at 805-422-8217 or [email protected]

Make your check payable to PCA/SBR, $55 per person, and mail to: Doreen Pankow, 2251 Brownstone Creek Ave., Simi Valley, CA 93063

Name: __________________________________________________________________

Email: __________________________________________________________________

Cell Phone: ____________________ # of people: ____ Amount Enclosed: __________

Select Entrées: Prime Chateau ____ Blackened Salmon ____ Grilled Salmon ____ Lamb Osso Bucco ____ Chicken Breast ____

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Santa Barbara Breakfast

PHOTOS BY RON WILLIAMS

July 9, 201651 Attendees 31 Porsches

Visiting SBR’s George Owen from the Ozark Region in Missouri were Todd & Deanna Sutherland.

Dana Newquist, Director & Vice-Chair of the Murphy Auto Museum brought a 1906 Locomobile replica to breakfast.

20TH ANNUAL

CHILICOOK

OFFSATURDAYSEPTEMBER 24TH1:30 P.M.

Cost is $10 per person (including activity fee) at the door.

R.S.V.P. & food sign-ups no later than September 17th to: [email protected]

At The Home Of: JIM & TERRY MIDDLEBROOK 12029 PRESILLA ROAD SANTA ROSA VALLEY

Bring a pot of chili for the competition, or an appetizer, salad, bread, or dessert.We will accept a maximum of 10 chili entries. So sign up soon!Prizes for the winners as judged by all members in attendance.Patio dining for 75 guests - motor court parking for 40 Porsches.

DIRECTIONS: Santa Rosa Road to East Las Posas. Turn North (only way you can go) on East Las Posas to Barranca. Turn right on Barranca to Presilla. Turn left on Presilla. House is 0.3 miles on the right. Please dress for outdoors.



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Carl is very active in the community with philanthropic activities throughout Los Angeles and Ventura counties. As a Porsche enthusiast, Carl is extremely knowledgeable and passionate about the brand. Plus, as a member of the Santa Barbara Region, Carl always brings a Porsche (or two) of interest to the Camarillo Breakfest.

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The R.U.F. Report

On A MissionSTORY BY JEANNE MCNAIR PHOTOS BY DICK LANGE

Nineteen members of R.U.F. (Retired & Unemployed Folks) stayed local for our most recent event when we met at the Mission Produce processing and packing plant in Oxnard for a guided tour on June 22, 2016.

Mission Produce was founded here in 1983 and has grown to be the world’s leader in producing, distributing and marketing fresh Hass avocados. Hass avocados are the premier variety because of their buttery taste and their relatively long shelf life. Some of the company’s well-known clients are Costco, WalMart and Chi-potle. Mission processes avocados for hundreds of growers situ-ated from San Luis Obispo through San Diego counties. They also have a large plant in Peru handling avocados from Mexico, South America and New Zealand. Between their two operations, they are able to keep the avocado supply moving year-round.

The Oxnard plant opened at its present location in April 2015 and is the largest facility of its kind in North America. The 180,000-square-foot facility is state of the art with four acres of

solar panels, which supply 80% of its energy needs. The working areas are essentially a “cold box.” Because it is a food facility, we were asked to don hairnets and reflective safety vests before en-tering the processing area.

Zac Maodus, plant manager and West Point graduate, took us into the main processing area where we were able to observe the 90,000-square-foot operation from a catwalk mounted high above the work floor. The intricate daily processing of more than a quarter of a million pounds of avocados played out below us. The scene had an almost “Rube Goldberg” aspect to it with machinery in constant motion. There were multiple lines of pronged con-veyors filled with tumbling avocados, palettes of colorful packing


boxes moving up and down among pulleys and circulating turn-tables filled with bagged avocados. The floor had multiple focused workers facilitating all of this activity.

Above the work floor was a computer-filled office, which di-rected the funneling of the avocados based on their various sizes. Before the avocados enter the processing area, they are washed with a 36-degree water solution, which both cleans them and also begins the cooling process. This cooling continues throughout the processing to maintain the freshness of the fruit. Once this

is completed, the boxed avocados are moved to the cold storage area before being shipped to the various vendors.

We all enjoyed learning about an industry that is key to Ventura County’s economic base. It was fascinating to observe the preci-sion operation of this plant.

We ended our excursion with lunch at Yolanda’s Mexican Cafe where we enjoyed visiting with friends and sharing -- what else? -- guacamole and chips. =

The views from the catwalk surrounding the 90,000 square-foot Mission Produce processing facility in Oxnard.


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Celebrate the 2016 Fall Harvest with a weekend adventure in the beautiful Paso Robles Wine Country October 22-23. We will meet Saturday morning (8:30) at Santa Barbara Auto Group for coffee and pastries prior to our 9:30 a.m. departure. Porsche’s latest offerings, including the new 911 and 718 Boxster, are being made available to drive during our weekend!

Some of the most picturesque back roads on the central coast await us, as we make our way to Adelaida, a world class winery which recently earned the designation of being a Certified Califor-nia Sustainable Winery & Vineyard. Located on a 2,200-foot hilltop site, it offers spectacular views of the Santa Lucia Mountains. There will be a special Winemakers Lunch accompanied by a won-derful selection of Adelaida wines in their new Barrel Room.

After lunch, we’ll drive to the historic Paso Robles Inn located on the idyllic town square. Following check in, explore the unique shops, art galleries, and boutiques or just relax in the garden setting of the Inn. Saturday evening, we will gather in the original ballroom built in 1891 for appetizers, free wine pouring and an open bar, followed by a Harvest Tour Banquet dinner. A special gift for all will be provided by the Santa Barbara Auto Group.

Sunday after breakfast, we depart at 10:30 for a beautiful drive to Sculpterra Winery & Sculpture Garden, one of the most unusual wineries on the central coast. Enjoy the magnificent sculptures, special wine pouring, cheese platters, and a gift bag of the largest tastiest pistachios in all of California.

The cost for the weekend is $125 per person, which includes the Winemaker’s Lunch, evening reception, Harvest Dinner Banquet, and Sunday’s lite fare. All the wine for the weekend will be free! Send your check payable to PCA/SBR to Michael & Beverly Brovsky, 1237 S. Victoria Avenue, Box 440, Oxnard, CA 93035.

Space is limited to 40 rooms, so sign up early. Call the Paso Robles Inn 1-800-676-1713 and request rooms in the Porsche Club of America Block at the rate of $230.00. Reservations must be made before 09/22/2016 to guarantee your room.

Questions? Contact Michael Brovsky at [email protected]

Names: ___________________________

Email: ____________________________

Phone: ___________________________

Amount Enclosed ($125 per person): _________



Paso Robles Wine Country - October 22 & 23



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NEW MEMBERS & LEGACY MEMBERSGET TOGETHER FOR A SCENIC DRIVEAND A PICNIC IN THE PARK



STORY BY MIKE HODSON EVENT PHOTOS BY JOHN ALFENITO


New Members/Legacy Members PicnicI knew it was going to be an extra-special day the moment I

arrived at Premier Coach in Camarillo. Cliff Sullivan and his team knocked themselves out to make everyone feel very wel-come. Classy signs, a wonderful breakfast spread that included

rolls, muffins, bagels, lox, fruit, juices, coffee and more was com-plemented by the professional staff of handsome men and lovely ladies. Small tour groups were shown about the spotless facility, during which our members were able to ask questions and learn more about what it takes to repair a Porsche vehicle in accordance with the Porsche Approved Collision Center (PACC) program. Ob-viously, Premier Coach has made (and continues to make) a sub-

stantial investment in equipment and training to earn and retain the PACC certification.

After the group of almost 70 (includ-ing seven legacy and 25 new members) had eaten to their capac-ity, it was time to as-semble for the obliga-tory drivers’ meeting, thank our hosts and head out for points somewhat known. The ensuing drive was dia-bolically planned to in-clude lightly travelled sections where the ponies could run, semi-mellow passages to let the passengers settle their breakfasts and a very tiny bit of urban insanity to make the rest seem even more special.

After arriving at Dos Vientos Community Park, the first priority, of course, was to find the perfect parking place -- and then, where the heck are the restrooms? Gotta love coffee! Sadly, our illustri-ous tour leader in the bright blue car missed the final turn, caus-ing small mayhem and more than several “Huh, what happened?” comments. Of course, the blame was quickly shifted to son Chris, even though he was riding in another car. Details!

Fortunately, the advance team had arrived at the park plenty early to assess the logistic and decoration plans. Realizing that the pre-planning had resulted in sub-optimal table covering, plan B was quickly implemented. Damage control successful! The décor was awesome.

BBQ chicken, mac and cheese, rolls, green salad and a cookie assortment insured that those who had burned their breakfast along with their tires on the drive would not go hungry. More than a few partakers commented that the food was the best in recent memory, and no arguments were heard.

“Newest of the New” member Paul Aguilar was introduced, along with “Miss SBR” Anita Banke, legacy member extraordinaire with 49 years of PCA membership, all in the Santa Barbara Region. Wow! Paul and Anita were asked a few questions in an attempt to get to know them better. A few other members were then cajoled to answer the same queries, with Pamuela Hodson being the last victim. Everyone had fun listening to her stories, including the family-favorite bear story, reportedly better with every telling.

Too soon, it was time to head off towards home with full bellies, big smiles and new friends.

Once again, thanks to our new members for joining us; thanks to the legacy members for their long-term financial and emotion-al support of our region; and of course, thanks to the “tweener” members for all you do. We look forward to seeing everyone again soon. =


Premier Coach of Camarillo helped us kick off the day by hosting a morning meet and greet.

Inside the Premier Coach body shop during our tour of the facility.

The staff of Premier Coach made us feel very welcome, offering tours through their Porsche Approved Collision Center.

Newest member Paul Aguilar and longest-tenured member Anita Banke.


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SBR Board of Directors Meeting

MINUTES RECORDED BY HOWARD RUBENSTEIN

July 13, 2016Lavaggio, Agoura Hills

Present were: Board members Mike Hodson, John Alfenito, Doreen Pankow, Dick Lange, Joan Yabitsu, Howard Ruben-stein, Nicolas Liakas, Steve Ferrari, Tom & Audi Marshall, Sue & Randy Kinsling, George North, Tara & Kenny Brundrett, Randy Fishwick, Jim Brown, and James Oldham. In addition, Don Dickey, the pro-posed Activities Co-Chair for 2017, was in attendance.

The following reports and discussions were presented:

Secretary: The May 2016 bi-monthly board meeting minutes taken by Howard Rubenstein were approved as submitted.

Vice President: No Report.

Treasurer: Jim Brown reported on the following Financial Statements for June 2016: (1) Income & Expense Previous Year Comparison June 2016, (2) Income & Ex-pense Previous Year Comparison Janu-ary through June 2016, (3) Statement of Cash Flows January through June 2016, (4) Income & Expense January through June 2016, (5) Balance Sheet Previous Year Comparison June 2016. Several changes were made to the financial reports that show more year-to-date information, which should better delineate the change in our cash position. Jim Brown advised the Board that the year-to-date cash flow is down compared to the same period last year due in part to loss of advertising rev-enue.

Membership: During the month of April, three new members joined our re-gion. At the end of June our membership stood at 756 primary members and one life member.

Activities: There are close to 70 people signed up for the Guadalupe Dunes tour

and members are also signing up fast for the Progressive Dinner. Doreen Pankow announced that upon her retirement from Activities Chair at the end of 2016, Don & Denise Dickey have agreed to become Ac-tivities Co-Chairs.

Editor: At the Porsche Parade in Ver-mont, Der Auspuff won first place in Class IV (similar sized regions) in the National Newsletter Contest.

Distribution: On June 24, 2016, 783 copies of the July Der Auspuff issues were mailed at a postage cost of $365.21. The balance in the Post Office account is $597.09, which will cover August’s issue mailing. Chet & Joan Yabitsu are request-ing additional funding to cover SEP, OCT, and NOV mailings. A motion was made and approved for a check in the amount of $1,200.00 to cover postage for the next three mailings of Der Auspuff.

Advertising: There were two new ad-vertisers added this month and none dropped. George North is continuing to pursue new advertising prospects. Cur-rently there are five outstanding invoices.

Goodie Store: No Report. Mike Hod-son announced that Goodie Store sales at the Camarillo Breakfast totaled $130.00. No sales were made at the Santa Barbara Breakfast.

Insurance: All certificates, up to and in-cluding the Progressive Dinner, have been ordered. No certificates are necessary for Treffen North America, the Detail Clinic or the Chili Cook-Off.

Concours: The Brundretts reported that with the help of Steve Ferrari, Con-cours registration will be available for the first time on Motorsport.reg

Autocross: Steve Ferrari reported that the April 23, 2016 Autocross event was a success. The excess income was approxi-mately $1,500. The date for the next Au-tocross is November 5, 2016. A request was made for $249.00 to update the com-puter software. Said amount is below the amount required for Board approval and, therefore, it was agreed to purchase the upgraded software.

Archives: The 2012 Zone 8 Region of the Year trophy has been archived.

Webmaster: The PCASB.ORG website has been updated for July and has a com-pleted calendar through October.

Safety: No Report.

Porsche Mademoiselle Society: No re-port.

R.U.F.: No Report.

Public Relations: An article on “Porsches & Propellers” was submitted to Panorama for publication.

Past President: No Report

President:

Old Business: All Boards member posi-tions for next year are in place, with the exception of R.U.F. Several parties are be-ing contacted regarding the position.

New Business: none.

Meeting adjourned at 7:40 p.m.


Down The RoadSBR’S UPCOMING EVENTS & DATES OF INTEREST

AUGUST 19-21 Rolex Monterey Motorsports Reunion Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca AUGUST 27 SBR Progressive Dinner SEPTEMBER 7-11 Treffen North America (PCA Escape) Lake Tahoe SEPTEMBER 17 Pre-Concours Detail Clinic SEPTEMBER 24 20th Annual Chili Cook-Off OCTOBER 9 40th Annual Concours d’Elegance - Santa Barbara OCTOBER 22-23 Grape Harvest Wine Tour NOVEMBER 5 Zone 8 SBR Autocross in Camarillo NOVEMBER 19 Petersen Automotive Museum Tour DECEMBER 4 Motor 4 Toys DECEMBER 11 SBR Holiday Brunch

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Zone 8 OfficersZone 8 RepresentativeDAVID WITTERIEDCalifornia Inland

TreasurerLINDA COBARRUBIASGrand Prix

SecretarySKIP CARTERGrand Prix

Zone 8 StaffAutocross ChairKATHY SMALLEYCalifornia Central Coast

Chief Driving InstructorSCOTT MANNLas Vegas

Club Race CoordinatorVINCE KNAUFSan Diego

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www.Zone8.orgConcours Co-ChairBRETT MOHRGrand Prix

Concours Co-ChairBETSY WADMANGolden Empire

Rules CoordinatorRUSSELL SHONSan Diego

Social Media ChairSAM AVEDONLos Angeles

Time Trial/D.E. ChairDAVE HOCKETTGrand Prix

Web MasterKAREN GARCIA RAINESSan Diego

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PRE-CONCOURS DETAIL CLINICSATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 11AM-2PMAT LAVAGGIO IN AGOURA HILLS

In preparation for our 40th 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. We’ll go over the Zone 8 competition rules to find out exactly what the judges look for when examining a car.

Expert instruction will be provided. A detailing demonstration will show the best way to use the newest products in preparing your Porsche for everything from full concours to wash & shine.

Plus, lunch will be served at the beautiful Lavaggio facility at 30205 Canwood Street, Agoura Hills (Reyes Adobe exit off the 101).

Total price for the entire clinic and lunch is only $20.00 per person (at the door).

If you plan to attend, please make your reservation no later than September 10, 2016. RSVP to Concours Chairs Kenny & Tara Brundrett at: [email protected]

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New Members & TransfersIf you move or have moved in the last few months, be

sure to let the Porsche Club of America know your new address. Simply log-on to the PCA.org website to update your residence and email address information.

By doing this, you’ll insure that you won’t miss a single edition of our award-winning Der Auspuff magazine. You’ll also stay in the loop by receiving the regional email blasts with the latest information updates.

Please make sure PCA has your correct mailing address!

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The Membership Report

SBR Member Anniversaries52 YearsJoe & Kathrine Schneider

49 YearsBurt & Marge MisevicAnita Banke

28 YearsDr. Steven Mascagno & Liane Romero

26 YearsGreg & Lisa Posner

24 YearsDavid Steinmetz & Donna Marks 22 YearsNicolas & Olga Liakas

21 YearsBruce & Jeanette ClemensGary & Leo JurichRemmert & Sally LaanJim & Theresa Middlebrook

19 YearsDavid & Susan Stone

18 YearsJohn & Mei Ling DeviettiSusan & Kevin Grecian

16 YearsPeter & Michael Raftery

15 YearsDaniel BleskeyMarty & Pamela HarrisTony Principe

14 YearsRobert CummingsStephen KarolyiMark & Jeannette Smith Harold van Deinse & Lisa SeverlyDan Rosenthal

13 YearsGeorge & Stacie AnthesCharles & Danielle Gentzler

12 YearsFrank & Maria Miceli

11 YearsMark T. & Weston ArmstrongEric Bielitzer & Lisabeth ThomsonMike KleinRichard Nuttall

10 YearsChuck & Bonnie CarterRoger J. & Kathy ForseRonald & Charlotte WilliamsPatricia & Wade Zimmerman

9 YearsGary & Debra HarbourCollin Kruschke

8 YearsRobert & Lynn KoegelBecky & Victoria Lundberg

7 YearsJohn Achterhof & Susie MuirBill & Judy ByrdClaus & Iris Eisenbach

6 YearsDaryl Cruser & Emre TeraziDean & Christine PellegrinoRonald & Leslie Randall

5 YearsJames & Cat PuccinoJohn & Mary Sramek

New MembersJohn DevinsVentura2013 911 Carrera

Dana StanmanOxnard2003 Boxster S

LeRoy StewartOxnard2012 Cayman

4 YearsEirk Bielitzer & Lisabeth ThomsonDoug & Arlene BraunKirk & Cathy Gerbacht Donn & Susan LeRoyJoe & Veronica LindenKirk LindseyHoward & Phyllis RubensteinTara & Kenny Brundrett

3 YearsSteve Lopez & Jason HoLynn Morris & Don Bensen 2 YearsRoss & Kathy BaileyGeoff & Dore Baker Paul & Alyssa DaveyLarry MosessonMichael Van Dyke

1 YearBrett CambernMarc CosentinoWarner EbbinkScott FerrellJames LanumAlan LunskiGayle Plessner

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6:30 a.m. Registration Check In at Airport Gate

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8:00 a.m. Mandatory Drivers Meeting

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2:00 p.m. 3 Official Timed Runs (to 4:30 p.m.)

ENTRY FEE: $85.00 PER DRIVER, INCLUDES A BARBECUE LUNCH.

• Extra BBQ lunches can be purchased with registration for $20 each.

• Enrollment limited to 65. Registration MUST be done online (see below).

• Course work is mandatory in order to run this Autocross.

• Porsche drivers: THIS IS A ZONE 8 SANCTIONED EVENT FOR POINTS.

• More than one person may drive a car, but each driver may drive only one car.

• Non-driver volunteers please register at: http://msreg.com/SBRFallAX

• Questions? E-mail STEVE FERRARI at: [email protected]

CAMARILLO AUTOCROSSSATURDAY, NOV 5, 2O16

Porsche Club of America/Santa Barbara Region

Requirements: Safe & mechanically sound car. Please review PCA Zone 8 autocross rules for helmet and seatbelt requirements http://tinyurl.com/Zone8Rules

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.

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Registration and payment must be made online via MotorsportReg.com. Please visit the registration site at: http://msreg.com/SBRFallAX

Please read Zone 8’s Autocross rules to insure you meet helmet and car safety requirements: http://tinyurl.com/Zone8Rules


Der Auspuff accepts classified advertising limited to 50 words or less for Porsche cars, parts, and Porsche-related items. Ads are free to PCA SBR members in good standing and will run for a maximum of three (3) months. 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 [email protected]

PCA/SBR Classifieds

Aswell Trophy ...............................18

Auctions America, Matt Malamut ..27

Paul Bancroft Roofing ....................14

Walt Branscome, SBAG .................24

California Tire Company ...................4

Coachcraft ....................................27

Conejo Upholstery .........................24

DSR Audio ....................................18

Eichelbaum Guitars .......................14

5 Day Tire Stores ............................6

David Fox, State Farm Insurance ......6

Ghost Shield ...................................6

Lavaggio, The Art of Detailing ..........5

Los Angeles Dismantler .................24

McAuliffe Financial Services ...........5

MKS Performance .........................18

Monaco Motors ............................26

Mr. Jay Dee ..................................24

North Hollywood Speedometer ......24

The Porsche Boutique ...................14

Premier Coach ..............................29

RS Enterprises ................................4

Rusnak Westlake Porsche .... IFC & 11

Santa Barbara Auto Group .............BC

Schneider Autohaus ......................14

Sierra Madre Collection .................18

Village Properties, Robert Watt ........6

Wheel Concepts ...........................14

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1976 PORSCHE 930 – FOR SALESilver/Black, 135,000 kilometers / 90,000 miles, runs excellent, good condition, kept in stock condition, Sunday driver, original owner had European delivery, no accidents, black full leather interior with navy blue carpet, sunroof, fog lights, new tires and battery, all maintenance current, have Certificate of Authenticity,1st run of 1976 930 production, VIN # 9306700552, $217,500 Contact Tom Gaither cell 951-567-3608, [email protected] (04/16)

FOR SALE – 2003 PORSCHE CARRERA 2 COUPEArctic silver, tinted windows, sunroof, tiptronic transmission, gray ‘supple’ leather interior, heated seats, Porsche crest on front seats, gray OEM matching floor mats, AM/FM/CD changer, Bose speaker system. 5-spoke 18” wheels, Michelin Super Sport tires, new spare tire, tool kitSmooth-painted center console. Registration current to Jan. 2017. Well maintained, garaged, recent dealer check sheet, “Tech” engine oil pan protector. No accidents, clean title, 122,000 miles. Now priced at $17,950. Contact [email protected] (06/16)

FOR SALE – 2014 BOXSTER SOnly 5,600 miles. Agate Grey Metallic, Leather Package, Agate Grey/Pebble Grey interior, black top. PDK. 20-inch Carrera Classic Wheels. Heated and vented seats. Bi-Xenon headlights plus PDL. Leather package, sport seats (14-way). Premium Package, Bose SS. Price is $56,500. Contact Ralph at (805) 231-6767 or [email protected](05/16)

FOR SALE – 2002 PORSCHE CARRERA 4 CABRIOLET Clean, adult-driven, unmolested, unabused 911. 47k original miles. New IMS bearing with direct oil feed to bearing, braided steel/kevlar brake lines, new clutch, recent oil change and brake pads. Carefully maintained. Located near Ventura. Asking $33,500. Call Jean-Pierre at 732-299-1112 or email [email protected] (06/16)

1989 PORSCHE 928 S4 – FOR SALEBlack/Black , 56K original miles and in excellent condition. This two-owner gem has been in a private collection for the past 19 years and always garaged. The body, paint and trim are in excellent condition, and the leather interior looks new. Full V-8 power and automatic transmission. New Michelin tires and a new battery. Complete books and records. Dealer serviced. Smogged, detailed and ready to go. $29.5K OBO. Vehicle is in Lancaster. Contact Mark Blankenship at (661) 943-2638. (05/16)

PORSCHE 18” TURBO TWIST WHEELS – FOR SALEPCA member located in Westlake Village has Porsche 911 993/996 Carrera 18” Turbo Twist style wheels for sale. Rim Width (F) 8.5” (R) 10”. These are original Porsche wheels in excellent condition from a 2004 Porsche Turbo. Price is $500 or best offer. Contact : [email protected] or call 214-240-9688. (07/16)

2009 CAYMAN - FOR SALEMeteor Grey Metallic exterior, black interior. Leather Sport Steering Wheel. Leather (heated) Sport Seats. Sound Package Plus, Climate Control, Cruise, Bluetooth, Audio Interface. 18-inch Cayman S II wheels, 6-speed manual transmission, superb handling. Car has always been garaged, battery maintainer, hand washed, modestly driven. I am the 2nd owner. The car is in excellent condition with only 18.5K miles. Originally sold & always serviced by SBAG. Extended warranty available. $35,000. Victor Grandidiér 805-692-6745, [email protected] (04/16)

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The Last Word

Objet d’ArtOnce again, SBR’s Robert Bright shares a beautiful image of a classic

Porsche. This time his subject is the iconic Carrera GT. Often a study in black and white reveals that light and shadow combine to create a photograph that is as powerful as its subject.

Porsche Club of America-Santa Barbara RegionAnd Santa Barbara Auto Group Proudly Present

All entrants must pre-register by October 3.No “day of event” registrations will be accepted.

Car placement 7:00 a.m. Judging begins 10:00 a.m. Awards presentation 2:00 p.m.

Our 40th Annual Concours d’EleganceSunday, October 9, 2016

at the Fess Parker Doubletree Resort Hotel633 E. Cabrillo Boulevard, Santa Barbara, CA 93103

Concours Questions? - Kenny & Tara Brundrett at [email protected] or (805) 405-5733To register: visit http://tinyurl.com/SBR-Concours

Cancellations after October 3, 2016 will not receive a refund.

For rules and complete concours class definitions visit:http://www.zone8.org/assets/docs/2016/2016Z8Rules.pdf

CONCOURS - Pre-registration $80, includes one lunchDISPLAY ONLY - Pre-registration $60, includes one lunch

Extra lunches may be purchased for $55 eachREGISTRATION IS ONLINE ONLY!

Visit http://tinyurl.com/SBR-Concoursand register your Porsche today!

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