The monthly newsletter of the Carolinas Region Porsche Club of AmericatrTobaccoRoads

The monthly newsletter of the Carolinas Region Porsche Club of AmericatrTobaccoRoads

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Nov. 13 (Saturday) Tech Session at Black Forest Garage. Details on page 21.

Nov. 14 (Sunday) carolinas Region autox series event #5. At Charlotte Knights Stadium.

Nov. 20 (Saturday) The 5th Annual Kitchens & More Tour in Hickory. Details on page 21.

Nov. 19-21 (Friday-Sunday) carolinas Region drivers education at vIR.

Dec. 4 (Saturday) carolinas Region christmas party and 50th anniversary celebration hosted by Triad Area. Details on page 13.

2011

Jul. 31 - Aug. 6 Porsche Parade, Savannah, Georgia

Recurring events:

Cars & Coffee - 1st Saturday of each month, 8AM - Noon, Panera Bread located at Northlake Mall, Char-lotte, NC

“Shine and Show” 2nd or 3rd Saturday of each month, from 11AM to 2PM at Salsarita’s Restaurant located at 8600 Park Road in Quail Corners, Charlotte, NC (date dependent on other regional events), Contact Metro-lina Area Director, Don Morris for specific dates.

other Zone 3 events:

Nov. 6-8 Hilton Head Concours d’Elegance at the Coastal Discovery Museum at Honey Horn

Dec 11 Palmetto Region Holiday Party

For additional information and events outside the Carolinas Region go to: http://www.pca.org/Calendar/PCACalendar.aspx

calendarFor more information and event listings, go to: http://www.carolinas-pca.com

Note: Calendar events in bold type earn points toward the Carolinas Region Enthusiast of the Year Award.

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PresidentHarvey Yanceypresident@carolinas-pca.com(704) 906-0343

TreasurerArt Weisstreasurer@carolinas-pca.com(336) 706-9263

Editor – Tobacco RoadsTom Morgan editor@carolinas-pca.com

Membership ChairChris Sandersmembership@carolinas-pca.com

Corner Workers ChairBill Williamscornerworker@carolinas-pca.com(828) 461-5601

Communications ChairCatherine Bonfigliocommunications@carolinas-pca.com

Regional Historian/ArchivistDave Wilburnhistorian@carolinas-pca.com(704) 941-5465

Technical Advisor 914/914-6/916John Forbesjohn@blackforestracing.com

SecretaryJack Christinesecretary@carolinas-pca.com(704) 987-1527

Track Committee Co-ChairNadine Savilleclubrace@carolinas-pca.com(704) 650-9523

Track Committee Co-ChairBrian Powelldriversed@carolinas-pca.com

Goodie Store ChairSadie Kilcreasegoodiestore@carolinas-pca.com(336) 476-3120

Concours ChairMike Jonesconcours@carolinas-pca.com(704) 467-5042

Classified Ad CoordinatorEd Berosetclassifieds@carolinas-pca.com602 Stonehill RdChapel Hill, NC 27516-9526

Past President & Technical Advi-sor 928Chuck Zachmanchuck@928registry.org

Vice PresidentDale Hewittvicepresident@carolinas-pca.com

Zone 3 Rep & Past PresidentBob Savillenaro@carolina.rr.com(704) 309-5499

Web Design & ManagementPaul Lueskowweb-management@carolinas-pca.com

Chief InstructorMarty Barrettchiefinstructor@carolinas-pca.com

Autocross ChairWalter Stoneautocross@carolinas-pca.com(704) 519-6977

Event Planning/Coordination ChairSandy Shirleyevents@carolinas-pca.com(803) 463-2289

Technical Advisor 356John Nelsonjohnnelson@medicalmodalities.com

Photography CoordinatorRon Reedmedia@carolinas-pca.com

carolinas Region board of directors

Sponsor ChairDoug Smithsponsor@carolinas-pca.com

Are you a Facebook member? The Carolinas Region now has a group on Facebook.Search on ‘Carolinas Region - Porsche Club of America’.

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area meetings:hickory area Second Tuesday of the month at 6:30pm Flat Rock Grille, 1350 Hwy. 321 NW Hickory, NC 828-324-7339 Contact Vincent or Vallie Piccirelli, Area Co-Directors

metrolina areaThird Thursday of the month at 7:00pm Maggiano’s at South Park Mall, 4400 Sharon Road Charlotte, NC Contact Don Morris, Area Director

mountain areaFirst Saturday of the month at 10:00am Deal MotorCars, 621 Brevard Road, Asheville, NC Check monthly area report for location changes. Contact Jim Peterson, Area Director

sandhills area (pinehurst)Meeting every odd month, example: July, September, November, etc. Fourth Tuesday of the month at 6:30pm The Italian Table, 136 Grant St. Seven Lakes, NC (910) 673-4725 Contact Marty Barrett, Area Director

sun Fun areaThird Tuesday of the Month at 7:00pm EL CHICO 1728 Bush River Road, Columbia, SC Contact Sandy Shirley, Area Director

Triad areaNew Location for November 16th Third Tuesday of the month starts at 7:00pm The Box Seat 5006-E High Point Road, Greensboro, NC Contact Jerry Kilcrease, Area Director

Triangle areaThird Thursday of the month at 6:30pm Bean & Barrel in Governors Village 50100 Governors Drive, Chapel Hill, NC Contact Bob Kim, Area Director

upstate south carolina areaFirst Monday of the month at 6:30pm Quaker Steak & Lube 10 Chrome Drive, Greenville SC Contact Gene Kendrick, Area Director

on the cover: The Porsche RS Spyder rolls through the paddock at Road Atlanta headed for morning practice at Petit LeMans.

Hickory Area Co-DirectorVincent Piccirellihickory-ad@ carolinas-pca.com (828) 781-8332

Hickory Area Co-DirectorVallie Piccirellihickory-ad@ carolinas-pca.com(828) 781-8352

Metrolina Area DirectorDon Morrismetrolina-ad@carolinas-pca.com

Mountain Area DirectorJim Petersonmountain-ad@carolinas-pca.com(828) 654-6494

Sun Fun Area DirectorSandy Shirleysunfun-ad@carolinas-pca.com(803) 463-2289

Triad Area DirectorJerry Kilcreasetriad-ad@carolinas-pca.com(336) 476-3120

Triangle Area DirectorBob Kimtriangle-ad@carolinas-pca.com

Upstate SC Area DirectorGene Kendrickupstate-ad@carolinas-pca.com(864) 582-4619

Sandhills Area DirectorMarty Barrettchiefinstructor@carolinas-pca.com

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From the Driver’s Seat Harvey Yancey, President

club Race, board vote and the 50th anniversary/holiday party club RaceBy the time you read this the 2010 Carolinas Region Club Race aka ‘The Carolinas Challenge’ will be in the books and I anticipate that it will have been a very successful event. As most of you know we had to cancel the 2009 Club Race due to unforeseen circumstances and despite some heroic behind the scenes efforts at the Regional and National levels, there was simply no possible way to salvage the event without a loss of quality or a huge financial hit to the Region.

The National Club Race Committee and the National Club Race Chair, Bruce Boeder, were very concerned at the cancellation of our race due to the fact that when most Regions drop a Club Race, regardless of the reasons, that

race tends to go away permanently. There were a lot of long, late night calls about the topic. However, I reassured Bruce that the cancellation was very much an anomaly, that the structure for our new Track Committee was already in place and the preliminary planning for the 2010 Race was well ahead of schedule.

We will have a full Club Race write-up in next month’s TR but I wanted go ahead and thank our Track Committee, specifically Nadine Saville and Brian Powell for the untold hours that they put into bringing this race back to reality.

board voteThe Carolinas Region Nomination Committee completed its work and has put together the slate for the 2011/2012 Term for your Board of Directors. You will find a ballot in this edition of Tobacco Roads which you can mail in, but the quickest and easiest way will be to vote electronically at:

http://carolinasregionpca.wufoo.com/forms/carolinas-region-porsche-club-of-america/

If you receive event emails from me you will have already received an email containing the above link. You will need to provide your PCA Membership Number regardless of your chosen method of voting.

50th anniversary celebration / annual holiday partyAlso in this issue of Tobacco Roads you will find the Registration Form for the combined Carolinas Region Annual Holiday Party and 50th Anniversary Celebration. We anticipate a large turnout for this historic event including many of our Region’s Past Presidents as well as next year’s PCA National President, Manny Alban, who will be representing the PCA National Executive Committee. Regardless as to whether you are a long time member or just recently joined PCA, please come out and celebrate this incredible milestone for this Region.

That’s it for this month! As always if you have any ideas, comments or feedback please feel free to contact me at president@carolinas-pca.com or (704) 906-0343.

– Harvey

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Tobacco Roads is the official publica-tion of the Carolinas Region, Porsche Club of America.

editorTom Morgan 6411 Hollow Oak Dr. Mint Hill, NC 28227 Editor@carolinas-pca.com

The ideas, opinions, and suggestions expressed in Tobacco Roads are those of the authors and no authentication is implied by the editors or publishers. Tobacco Roads has not authenticated the claims and guarantees as offered in this publication.

change of address

Tobacco Roads is mailed using the PCA National address list. To change your address, you must contact:

PCA National OfficeP.O. Box 1347Springfield, VA 22151-0347Phone 703 321-2111

https://pca.org/Membership/Mem-berServices/MemberRecord.aspx

You will need your member number.

new members and anniversary membershipsThe Carolinas Region would like to welcome new members and transferring members. In addition, we would like to congratulate members celebrating anniversary memberships this month for five, ten, fifteen, twenty, thirty, or more years of PCA dedication.

new members:Steven Bond Hendersonville, NC 1966 912Bill Bulick Lancaster, SC 1988 944Troy Cooper Fuquay Varina, NC 2005 987Robert and Janna Coriarty Columbia, SC 2010 Boxster Kent DeMars Columbia, SC 2011 Panamera Erik Eller Huntersville, NC 2000 Boxster S Joel Eusebio Shelby, NC 2007 Cayman Bryan Funke Sumter, SC 1968 912Everett Garner Chapin, SC 2010, Cayenne Dale Holder King, NC 2006 Boxster S Gloria Kasler Florence, SC 2010 Panamera Alex Partagas Greensboro, NC 2006 911 C2S

Lee Phillips Greenwood, SC 2001 Boxster Richard Smith West Columbia, SC 1996 993Duane Thomas Greenville, SC 2003 Boxster S Britt Webb Asheville, NC 2003 Boxster S Jack Wilkie Charlotte, NC 1987 944S

5 year anniversaries:Keith Bradshaw Providence, NCFelicia Eybl Charlotte, NCMichael Hesshaus Greenville, SCWalter Holberg Apex, NCDonald Marcopulos Asheville, NCMike McMenamin Lexington, SCChad Porterfield Haw River, NCAndrew Schindler Winston Salem, NCChris Snipes Greenville, SC

David Wallace Greensboro, NCWells Whaley Lexington, SCStephen Windell Charlotte, NC

10 year anniversaries:Will Ballance Charlotte, NCPhilip Brandt Charlotte, NC Frank Rogers Weddington, NC William Walker Greenville, SC

25 year anniversaries:Marty & BJ Barrett Pinehurst, NC

30 year anniversaries:Chris Krebs Landrum, SC

35 year anniversaries:Michael Rowland Carthage, NC

40 year anniversaries:James Comer Charlotte, NC

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A massive, record-breaking crowd of more than 124,000 race week fans saw Franck Montagny, Stephane Sarrazin and Pedro Lamy grab the overall win in their diesel-powered Peugeot 908 HDi over their team car in second and the Audi Sport Team Joest’s Audi R15 Plus TDI finishing third. But as

Porsche fans we were there to see our favorite marque.

Porsche’s 911 GT3 R Hybrid, running in the event unclassified, finished an

impressive 18th overall. Timo Bernhard, Romain Dumas and Mike Rockenfeller drove the car in its North American debut. The Hybrid is a very unique car and was the first official factory entry from Porsche to run in America since the GT1 at the 1998 Petit Le Mans, showing the strong backing Porsche is putting behind this new technology.

Without an entry in the top-flight LMP1 class, the Muscle Milk Team CytoSport Porsche RS Spyder of Klaus Graf, Sascha Maassen and Lucas Luhr was Porsche’s only Prototype class entry fighting for the win in LMP2. The team placed second to the Honda Performance Development entered by Patrón Highcroft Racing, a great achievement based on the problems they faced. From the start the car sounded rough, turning out to have a broken cylinder that forced the Spyder

Porsches Run Strong at Petit Le Mans Words and photos

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to run on seven cylinders all day. While the car was slower than expected, it showed amazing strength to run 1000km on a damaged motor.

Patrick Long and Jörg Bergmeister finished fifth in their Porsche 911 GT3 RSR for Flying Lizard Motorsports and won their second straight class driving title. The Lizards lost out on the season-long team championship to BMW Rahal Letterman Racing. The race saw a dramatic finish with the leading Risi Competizione Ferrari F430 GT running out of fuel just 2 corners from the finish handing the GT2 class win to the #4 Corvette C6.R of Oliver Gavin, Jan Magnussen and Emmanuel Collard. (continued on page 10)

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The corral at porscheplatz (above) showed a wide variety of cars including a race car from the cayman Interseries, and the

hospitality tent was always busy with special activities and presentations. There was Joy for bmW and peugeot (right), but a

tough race for the porsche Rs spyder (opposite center) while other of stuttgart’s finest had better luck (opposite above and below).

TRG drivers Andy Lally, Henri Richard and Duncan Ende won in the all-Porsche GT3 Cup based GT Challenge class, with Black Swan Racing’s Tim Pappas and Jeroen Bleekemolen winning the GTC team championship.

Like most ALMS events, Road Atlanta has parking areas set up for various marques like Corvette, Audi, and of course Porsche. Porsche AG and Porsche Cars North America hosted this year’s Porscheplatz (Porsche Owner’s Corral). Not only do you get a discount on infield parking but you also stand a better chance of actually getting a parking space compared to the 124,000 fans mentioned earlier. Attendees have access to the hospitality tent when the weather is bad (this year was awesome, but the rain last year was torrential) as well as special programs including talks by top Porsche management, race team presentations, a Michelin Tech Talk, raffle drawings, an IMSA Guided Hot Pit tour drawing and a Mid-Race update presented by Michelin engineers. Parade laps on the track were available to the first 100 cars to sign up as well.

Look for more coverage of the race elsewhere in this issue of Tobacco Roads in Rock Webb’s Racin’ and Ramblin’ column.

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Carolinas region artifaCts needed!

Are you a long time Carolinas Region Member? Do you have some old copies of Tobacco Roads, vintage PCA event photos or other club related memorabilia sitting in your closet or garage? Then we need your help!

For our 50th Anniversary Celebration on December 4th in Greensboro, we are in need of items for our historic artifacts display and for our photo presentation. So take a look and see what you have. No matter what you have… we can use it.

If you find some items just box them up and send them to me at:

Harvey Yancey 3311 Providence Rd. Charlotte, NC 28211 Attn: 50th Anniversary

Please include your return address, phone number and email address in the package.

Once I have received your items I will catalog them and contact you for verification of receipt. Once the event is over your items will be returned to you and we will reimburse you for your original shipping costs.

Thanks for your assistance!

Harvey Yancey President Carolinas Region PCA

Hello dear friends.

Sorry for the lack of material lately. I’m working on a new agenda I can’t give details on yet, but I did manage to spot a great, historically significant news brief on my October 26th PCA newsletter. Did you see it? The gist of the article is about submissions of Porsches to qualify as the oldest model (356, 911, 912, etc) sold “on American soil”.

The oldest award of all was a rare, red 1952 356 Cabriolet, ironically very similar to the first one I ever rode in as a young boy. If you’re able to log on to the Internet, I’d encourage you to follow this link and read about it and others during this gala anniversary banner year celebration.

www.multibriefs.com/briefs/pca/ClassicContestWinners.pdf

Yours in the pursuit of Porsche excellence =)

From the desk of your Historian/Archivist Dave Wilburn

Election Time2011 Board of Directors Carolinas Region Porsche Club of America (PCA)

It’s time to select your club’s leaders for 2011. Voting may be done online at the Web address below or by mailing in the postcard included with this issue of Tobacco Roads.

nominees for 2011 are:President: Harvey Yancey, Charlotte, NCVice President: Dale Hewitt, Greensboro, NCTreasurer: Art Weiss, Winston-Salem, NCSecretary: Matthew Pohsweg, Columbus, NCTo cast your vote online, go tohttp://carolinasregionpca.wufoo.com/forms/carolinas-region-porsche-club-of-america/

Each vote must be submitted with a valid PCA Membership Number that will subsequently be validated against our current Carolinas Region membership roster.

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The Triad Area will be hosting the 2010 Carolinas Region 50th Anniversary Banquet and the Holiday Party in Greensboro, NC, at the Clarion Hotel located at 415 Swing Road, Greensboro, NC 27409. The event will take place in the Carolina Ballroom on Saturday, December 4th, 2010. Dress is party casual. The Clarion will have a special area for PCA members parking. All PCA members and guests are welcome.PLEASE COMPLETE THE REGISTRATION FORM BELOW AND MAIL IN BY NOVEMBER 25th, 2010

Name(s): __________________________________________________________________________________

Address: __________________________________________________________________________________

City/State/Zip: _____________________________________________________________________________

Total number attending: ________ Registration Fee: $50.00/person (includes 2 cocktail tickets/person)

Total $______________

make checks payable to: carolinas Region pca and mail check and registration form to:

Jerry Kilcrease, 221 Kilcrease lane, Thomasville, nc 27360

Agenda

5:30 PM TO 6:30 PM – SOCIAL HOUR (CASH BAR) 6:30 PM TO 9:00 PM – PROGRAM AND BUFFET DINNER 9:00 PM TO 11:00PM – MUSIC AND DANCING

If you plan to stay overnight, the Clarion Hotel has set aside a block of rooms for Saturday night, December 4th, at the special rate of $69.00 (plus tax) that includes two complimentary hot buffet breakfast coupons per room. you musT maKe youR oWn ReseRvaTIons with the hotel by November 26th in order to get the PCA rate. Contact the Clarion Hotel reservations desk at 336-299-7650 and tell them you are with the Carolinas Region PCA to get the special rate.

Questions: Contact Jerry Kilcrease at jkilcrease@triad.rr.com or call at 336-476-3120.

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The lows – 24 hours of lemonsYes, we have sunk to the lowest form of racing, THE 24 HOURS OF LeMONS! Dick Lane and I had the opportunity to co-drive an 89 Honda Civic LeMons entry at CMP. Hey, it was awesome!! The car was prepared by Steve Fricker at St Andrews Express Body Shop and they did a great job, too great in fact. We were penalized 40 laps for having too “nice” of a car. The tech guy said it was better than his street car!! The car was painted a turkey turd tan with a wood-grain finish to give the appearance of a wooden vehicle complete with a medieval catapult sticking out the rear window, thus the name CRAPAPULT.

We started out in 98th position, out of about 110 entries. That is a lot of cars on the one mile CMP Track. We had six drivers, three of which had never raced before, we just wanted to survive the next two days of “Racing”?

Racing? Yes it really was with lots of passing. It was like turn one at the start of a race, “continuously” busy, busy, busy. So we made it through nine hours of racing on Saturday without any major incidents. The new brake rotors were warped so we replaced them Sunday morning. By the way, we had moved up to 30th or so and were running pretty good lap times of 1 min. 6 sec. for the mile course. After an exciting evening at Gus’s Restaurant in downtown Kershaw we retired to the exclusive Executive Inn for a good night’s sleep.

Sunday dawned cloudy and the weather report said rain. Great, we should have left the sunroof in place and kept the wipers!

Racing resumed at 9:00 and my turn was at 10:00; that’s when the rain started. It was bad, I could not see out the Plexiglas windshield and with the sunroof open I had a nice shower going on. Hey, I only hit one car! A little to fast into turn one, locked up the brakes and BAM. The corner workers didn’t see it (good!), and no major damage to the Crapapult! The rain eased off and we kept on trucking until, well, well until our driver number 3 hit a piece of a Volvo and got black flagged. “Oh Crap”, now the fun begins.

The Crapapult Team car #92 was summoned to the Judges Stand for our penalty! We were forced to don pink penitentiary t-shirts and shorts and then, linked together by a black chain, “the chain gang”, was paraded around the paddock chanting “we are lousy drivers”. Very embarrassing.

So we missed 30 minutes of racing but managed to get it together and finish a cool 26th overall !

As they say “WAIT UNTIL NEXT YEAR”.

Racing and Rambling By Rock Webb

From One Extreme to Another

And by the way, Porsche Cub guys Doug Roche, CC Canada, Bill Gerwig and Fred Benedict were also there racing their own LeMons cars!

The highs – petit le mansWhat a fantastic event, outstanding international road racing right in our back yard. Kathy and I decided to go over Friday in order to watch Gary Pennington, a fellow Carolinas PCA member and racer, race in the Petrón GT3 Cup Challenge support race. Gary had been at Road Atlanta since Monday and had lots of practice in the rain and had run a wet race on Thursday. He had High hopes for the Friday race since the track had dried out and it was a sunny day. But it was not meant to be; we were watching from the hill facing the ess’s but no Gary. He had gotten tagged in turn 3 and could not continue – what a bummer.

The car was not heavily damaged and Gordon Friedman of Autometrics said it would be ready for the Club Race at CMP. Better luck there, Gary!

We watched a few more races and headed back to our hotel at Commerce Ga. where Kathy got in some serious shopping at Tanger Outlet. Saturday morning we headed for Road Atlanta and reached the exit on I-85 for the track around 9:30 AM. The race was to start at 11:00. Wow! Traffic was already backed-up, so there was gonna be a big crowd at the Petit Le Mans! We got to the track around 10:00 just in time to mingle

as the lemons web site says, “Where halloween meets gasoline.”

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with the drivers and pit bunnies in the paddock before the race started.

When the race started, we watched the cars pass through turn one and up the hill. First came the low-slung LMP cars followed by the GT cars – Porsches, Ferraris, Corvettes, Jaguars and BMWs. Man, those ‘Vettes were loud: there’s nothing like an American V-8. The Diesel Peugeots pretty much dominated the race with the Audis close behind. The Peugeots are good for 10 or 12 hours, but not much longer They all broke at the Le Mans 24 in June and the Audi’s won.

Regardless, there was fine racing in all the classes. The highlight of the race for me was when the Ferrari that was leading in the GT class ran out of gas on the last lap. The Corvette, in hot pursuit, won the class.

And just for your information, Jimmy Martin and Mike McMenamin had podium finishes at the Club race at Road America – way to go guys!

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– Rock Webb

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Hickory Area By Vincent & Vallie Piccirelli

Greetings to all, from Hickory.

We had 22 in attendance at our October meeting where we finalized plans for 2 charity events and showed some pictures from the Fall Tour.

Townes Wessels was there to give a presentation on the Kitchens and More charity event, where we firmed up plans and enlisted volunteers. Our next Tech Session, on November 13th will be at Black Forest Garage who will be hosting again. The cost for Lunch is $10.00 and all proceeds go to support charity. Jerry & Sadie will bring the Goodie Store to our next area meeting on November 9th.

Please be sure to come out November 20th for “Kitchens & More” Charity event that will feature Exotic cars, which we hope will include your Porsche! Free entry if you enter your Porsche. To sign up for Kitchens and More Tour, contact Townes at 828-320-1490.

FYI, we had a great time on the Fall tour, to Charleston, SC and had perfect top down weather. We had a nice lunch, at CMP Cantina and were headed to the track to do some laps. However, one of the motorcyclists was injured and waiting medical care,

so we had to forgo the laps and headed off to Charleston. We had 27 cars and enjoyed a Horse drawn Carriage ride and great dinner at Poogan’s Porch, where we were joined by Scott and Ame Hornsby, President of the Palmetto region. Maggiano’s

donated a $25 gift card for each car entry! Pictures should be uploaded by the time this gets out. Thank you to everyone who helped, donated money and door prizes and supported this event. We really appreciate everyone.

Special Thanks for financial support, for the Fall Tour to: Paramount Porsche of Hickory for $1500, Carolinas Region for donation of $1500, Maggiano’s restaurant for $400, Black Forrest Garage for Pledging $300, Jem-Clean NCIICRC Oriental Run Cleaners $100, Newsome Tire Service, of Newton $150 and Visions Photography by Colleen $100. We really appreciate these businesses and hope you will support them.

We hope to see you at the Club Race at CMP Oct 29-31st !

Any questions please call Vallie or me @ 828-781-8352/8332

Ciao!

– Vincent & Vallie Piccirelli

Metrolina Area By Don Morris

The Charlotte area Cars and Coffee on October 2nd was another success with over 200 cars there.

I took my first vacation in years and went to Myrtle Beach for a week in October. Got a good swim in the ocean, ate too much food, and didn’t get sun burned. Had a good time.

The Florida Citrus Area held a Drivers Education weekend October 16-17 at Roebling Road Raceway that I attended. The saga of the trailer continues. On the way down while doing 70mph on I-26 a car passes with a sign saying FLAT and pointing at me. So I pulled off and, sure enough, I had a flat. So flat that all the tread was gone. Don’t know how far I went with the flat. It took 45 minutes to change to the spare, and I had to

unload the Boxster to get to the spare. Relocation of the spare is now in progress. Otherwise it was a great weekend on the track. Coming home, there was a massive snarl up on I-26 from a wreck that delayed getting home by about an hour. Next time will hopefully be better,.

The October 29-31 Club Race and DE is at CMP, and I hope to have seen some of it on Sunday. I hope you did also.

Chris Sanders and his wife have revised the membership update database and made it much easier for me to stay in contact with Metrolina members. Thanks Chris and Carolyn.

Keep the sunny side up.

– Don Morris

area updates: august 2010

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Mountain Area By Jim Peterson

Scott and Sue Jordan took the lead for our 10/2 drive and dine to the Lake Lure Area. We had 21 folks at our 10/2 meeting and 19 of them were able to take the drive. According to Scott, the weather was perfect, traffic was light and lunch at LaStradas was outside on the deck overlooking Lake Lure. Folks lingered and enjoyed the food, views and visiting with fellow PCA members. Thanks Scott and Sue for your efforts in organizing a great day.

For our 11/6 meeting, Beth and Al Aldecoa have planned a drive and dine to Pigeon Forge, TN via some great roads including traveling through the Great Smoky Mountain National Park. A visit to a car museum is planned before lunch in Pigeon Forge. Please note, the group will meet at Deal MotorCars in Asheville on Saturday 11/6 at 9 a.m. and depart by 9:15 a.m. (no business meeting that day) for a 4 p.m. return to Asheville. If interested in participating, please RSVP to Beth and Al at 828.665.1393 or at faaldecoa@yahoo.com.

Our Saturday 12/4 meeting will be at Deal MotorCars at 10 a.m. and will feature a tech session and demonstration by BG Products. The tech session will be followed by a Deal MotorCars update on what’s new for 2011 from Porsche, Audi and VW. BG Products is also to buying lunch for our group that day.

Don’t forget Cars and Coffee on the third Saturday of the month from 8:30 - 11 a.m. behind the McDonalds in the parking lot at the Biltmore Square Mall (I-26 and Hwy. 191/Brevard Rd.)

Hope to see you at a future event.

– Jim

Sun Fun Area By Sandy Shirley

Oktoberfest at Doc’s was a great success! We had at least 75 in attendance, the weather could not have been more perfect, and the food was wonderful. Stephen Brown cooked us a feast of roast pig and all the trimmings. Yum!!! There were several new faces in the crowd and some we hadn’t seen in awhile. I am hoping we will have a similar turn out next month.

If you find you are not receiving emails from me, please drop me a line and I will add you to my list. You can reach me at sunfun-ad@carolinas-pca.com Hope to see you at our November’s meeting.

meeTInG place FoR novembeR 16th 6:30 Villa, 1704 Bush River Road, Columbia

December 14th Sun Fun Christmas Party at Alodia’s, 2736 North Lake Drive, Columbia (please note this is not the 3rd Tuesday of the month)

saturday morning coffee at mcdaniels porsche 6409 Two Notch Rd, Columbia 1st Saturday of the month – 9 to 10 am November 6th December 4th

– Sandy

Sandhills Area By Marty Barrett

September and October are two of the best months we have in the Sandhills to enjoy great weather, great roads and our great Porsches! And, we did!

Several of us participated in the September DE at CMP. With 95 cars, great weather and no incidents it was an excellent weekend at the track; and in the town of Camden we use as our “base camp” for the CMP DE events. The host hotel is The Colony Inn. It is privately owned and has a wonderful little restaurant on the property where we all gather for breakfast...yes, breakfast! I guess you just have to be there to appreciate it. Evenings are spent eating wings, Mexican or at the higher end spots in town. Of course, that’s after a couple of adult beverages at the track...after the last car comes in. Not a bad way to spend the weekend with friends!

On October 2nd we hooked up with the Hurricane PCA Region, and our friends from Triangle Area at Bob Ingram’s fantastic Porsche museum in Durham. There are not enough superlatives to describe his collection of about 40 very special, award winning Porsches. And, Bob, Cam, Jeanie and the rest of the Ingram’s and Roads Scholars folks are perfect hosts! WOW!! Thank you!!

The following Saturday morning we had our local cars & coffee in The Village of Pinehurst. Just as we were about to pull away for a little drive, seven Porsches from the Triangle Area

pulled in to join us. After more coffee and a short drive around Pinehurst we headed for Pittsboro...via the good back roads. Unfortunately, some slow traffic impeded our “spirited driving” but we all ended up at The Soda Shop at the same time. This is an old apothecary shop that has been converted into an ice cream pallor. Wonderful homemade ice cream with all the trimmings.

Coming up is Oktoberfest in Greensboro with the Triad Area. This is an annual event that Jerry Kilcrease and his guys do a super job putting together. Foreign Cars Porsche provides the huge showroom and a great German lunch. The car show and autocross is great fun too! Thanks Traid!

Then over Halloween weekend is the region’s PCA Club Race and solo DE at CMP. You do not have be a club racer to enjoy the spectacle, the sounds, the competition, the car show, a few costumes, etc! We have about 60 racers and 25 solo DE cars signed up so far.

At our September 28 Sandhills dinner meeting we had 14 attendees and some tech tips talk by Jim Hill, one of our members who has owned multiple Porsches and learned some valuable lessons. Our next dinner will be on December 7. This is not our normal schedule due to the Thanksgiving Holiday.

The friends who own the Italian Table promise some special holiday treats!

– Marty

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Triad Area By Jerry Kilcrease

It has been a quiet month for local events in the Triad Area. It fact it was quiet for the entire Carolinas Region with the exception of Fall Tour Charleston. However, as we look toward the end of the year, things will really start to get busy especially when we look at the Calendar of Events in Tobacco Roads. So when the Triad Area held it’s October meeting at Big Shotz Tavern in Clemmons, the 46 members and guest in attendance were challenged to sign up for some of the events and join in on the fun and fellowship. We were also pleased to welcome PCA member Sam Jacubowitz as a first time attendee and we all sang Happy Birthday to quite a few members that had celebrated birthdays since our last meeting. The Triad Area also provided the “Birthday” folks with a free desert. Robert Van Camp brought a recent video that he took of a sports car rally while on vacation in Italy. While the video contained mostly vintage Italian sport cars, there were several Porsche 911’s in the mix. Ron Reed showed overhead photographs taken at recent events and Sadie brought a collection of recently stocked PCA and Carolinas Region apparel for members to look over. After the business meeting and announcements, we held a special drawing for door prizes. We had 10 lucky winners of some very nice PCA apparel which was donated by the Triad Area in appreciation to the attending membership for their support over the past year. After everyone finished their dinner, some visited the Goodie Store table while others lingered or moved out to the parking lot to check out the cars.

GIp (Girls in porsches) (Write-up by Sadie Kilcrease) – On October 7 the GIP group met at Mimi’s in the Friendly Center in Greensboro. We met for Brunch at 9:30 and had 8 members in attendance. In addition we had a special guest, Kylie Beane. Kylie is the granddaughter of Art and Randi Weiss. We also had a surprise guest, Hank Carpenter of Foreign Cars Porsche. Hank was in the area and saw the Porsches parked outside. He came inside expecting to find a group of men but instead he found the GIPs having fun.

On November 4 we will meet at Bravo’s located in Friendly Center at 11:30 for lunch. Ladies mark your calendar and come out to visit with the GIPs.

upcoming carolinas Region eevents: November 14th (Sunday) – Carolinas Region Autocross Series Event #4-This is the last autocross series event of the year so if you want to participate, sign up now. See details and registration information in Tobacco Roads or on the Carolina’s Region PCA website.

November 19th - 21st (Friday, Saturday, Sunday) – Carolinas Region DE at VIR – Registration is open and you can find sign up information on the Carolinas Region PCA website. Registration is limited, so hurry.

carolinas Region 50th anniversary banquet and holiday party: December 4th (Saturday) – It is time to make plans to attend the Carolinas Region last major event of 2010. This year is very special as we will be celebrating the Carolinas Region 50th Anniversary in PCA along with the annual year end Holiday Party. The banquet will be hosted by the Triad Area PCA at the Clarion Hotel located at 415 Swing Road, Greensboro, NC 27409. For more details and registration information, see page 13.

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next Triad area hosted event: NEXT TRIAD AREA MONTHLY MEETING: TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 16TH, AT THE BOX SEAT IN GREENSBORO – Please note that this is a meeting

location change for November. The Box Seat is located at 5006-E High Point Road, Greensboro, NC 27407. The meeting will start at 7pm, we have a short business meeting, a guest speaker (if one is scheduled), then dinner and fellowship. We plan to give our some very nice door prizes and Sadie will be there with the Carolinas Region Goodie Store and Ron Reed will provide photographs of current PCA events. So circle your calendar and please come join us for fun and fellowship and meet other Porsche enthusiasts. Contact Jerry Kilcrease at jkilcrease@triad.rr.com if you have any questions or comments.

– Jerry

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Triangle Area By Bob Kim

On October 2nd, the Triangle Area started the month with a visit to the beautiful car collection of Bob Ingram in Durham, NC. Bob opens the museum to his fellow PCA members every year. This year, the Triangle Area was invited to join the Hurricane Region for this special event, and we would like to thank Kevin Heimbaugh for including us in the fun.

The Ingram Collection is comprised mostly of historic and unique Porsches, like Bob’s one-of-a-kind 550A Spyder. Unfortunately, photos are not allowed. But, those of us who have seen it can attest to how amazing it is. Also, PCA members who haven’t seen the collection yet can rest assured that there will be another opportunity to view the Collection in the future. Bob and his son Rory are very open to an event if we would like to schedule a Triangle Area or Carolinas Region activity at the Collection in the future.

On October 9th, several Triangle Area members drove to scenic Pinehurst, NC to visit with our friend Marty Barrett (Area

Director of the Sandhills Area) and members of the Sandhills Area PCA for Cars & Coffee. Combined, a dozen Porsches drove through the picturesque Pinehurst Plantation and the surrounding area, ultimately ending the tour in Pittsboro. Afterward, we had a delicious lunch at a true old-fashioned soda shop in the historic section of Pittsboro. Thank you to Marty and his members for inviting us, and for a great day. This was our second Triangle-Sandhills Cars & Coffee, and we look forward to doing it again soon.

On October 24th, Triangle Area members visited the Carolinas Oktoberfest in Greensboro hosted by Foreign Cars Europa. The weather was perfect for the occasion, and everyone in attendance enjoyed great cars, friends and food. Several Triangle members were also participated in the Hurricane Region’s Oktoberfest held at Montague Lake in Cary, NC. Again, the food, people and cars made for a great day. Again, thanks go out to Jerry Kilcrease (Area Director of the Triangle Area), and Kevin Heimbaugh (President of the Hurricane Region).

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By the time this update is published, we will have attended the Open House and Tech Session at Digital Chassis in Durham – October 30th, 9am-11am. I’ll provide a full update in the next issue of Tobacco Roads.

Our 3rd annual Triangle Area Beaufort, NC Beach Run will be held November 6-7. We have approximately 10 people who will participate in the scenic drive, tour of Beaufort and surrounding areas, and overnight stay at the historic Inlet Inn. Again, the event will have taken place when this issue of TR is published, and I will provide a complete update in the next issue. Special thanks to Jeff Schiff for pulling this event together. As the new

Area Director a few months ago, this was one of the events that members asked me to schedule as soon as possible.

We have almost a dozen Triangle Area members who will participate in the upcoming Carolinas Region Drivers Ed event at Virginia International Raceway, November 19-21. With the help of Dell Tolin (our Sr. Instructor), and Scott Holcomb (Triangle Drivers Ed Lead), we have a wealth of experience and knowledge to ensure that this event is as enjoyable and instructional as possible. Personally, I can’t think of any other event I have done with PCA over the years that has had such a dramatic impact on my enjoyment and understanding of these

amazing cars.

Our next Triangle Area Dinner Meeting was scheduled for November 18th, but I am going to reschedule that meeting to a day earlier in the month. I’ll be sure to send you an update as soon as I have the date and location confirmed.

As always, if you have any suggestions or feedback, please contact me at triangle-ad@carolinas-pca.com. Or you can call me at (919) 816-6117. I welcome your comments and suggestions. Also, if your e-mail or any other contact information has changed, please be sure to let me know so I can be sure to send you all the latest updates.

– Bob

Just a few of the porsches that make up the Ingram collection.

Triangle drivers at lunch in historic pittsboro after meeting up with the sandhills Region.

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Want to see photos of recent carolinas Region events?

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Regional Media Coordinator, at media@carolinas-pca.com

Come help The Hickory Area PCA support the Fifth Annual Kitchens & More Tour November 20, 2010. Benefitting non-profit organiza-tions and funding scholarships for deserving students. We are excited to announce a new feature of the tour, which is, the exhibition of rare and fine automobiles with the help of the Porsche Club of Hickory. You can help by displaying you Porsche, along with other exot-ics, on one of the lawns of a tour home. This is a great opportunity to help others and show off at the same time!

Proceeds benefit the following pro-grams: • Backpack Program • Children’s Advocacy Center• Exodus Home/Young Men of

Integrity• Family Care CenterThe Kitchens & More Tour program will provide recognition and compli-mentary tickets for PCA members pro-viding cars for display. Register with Vince or Vallie Piccirelli at vincepsail@aol.com or Contact Townes Wessels at 828-320-1490 or email to townesw@hotmail.com for further details.

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Upstate Area By Gene Kendrick

The Upstate Area had great attendance at our October area meeting with 51 members. We were all entertained by tales of overcoming great obstacles at the recent lemons race with two cars fielded by Upstate Area members. We discussed our upcoming area Christmas Party planned for Friday December 10th at the Corvin’s house. We will do our annual charity raffle fundraiser with Col. Shane Tisdale as our auctioneer. Everyone is encouraged to bring an item to be donated to the auction and plenty of cash to bid on what is always an eclectic variety of items.

We are all looking forward to the upcoming Carolina’s Challenge Club Race at Carolinas Motorsports Park Oct 29,30 and 31. We have six Upstate racers currently registered for the race with a number of others supporting the event as Advanced Solo DE participants or volunteer workers during the race weekend. We encourage everyone to turn out for the Region’s premier event.

We also have a good turnout currently registered for the Carolina’s DE at VIR this November. We always have a great time on the track and in the paddock area regardless of the weather. November in Danville, Va can be quite interesting.

Our Area will be selecting a new Area Director to take over in Jan 2011. We have had a good deal of discussion on this topic during the last two monthly meetings. I look forward to seeing everyone at our meeting November 1st.

– Gene Kendrick

Tech Session at Black Forest Garage in Denver NCNovember 13th, 10:00 AM till 2 PM. Lunch will be available for $10. Please RSVP by November 9th to vincepsail@aol.com or 828-781-8332. Proceeds will go to the Corner Table Charity. Coordinated by the Hickory Chapter. Remember: • All technical assistance is provided free of charge!• This is a great chance to get any help you need or

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Photos from the October 23rd Octoberfest hosted by the Triad

Area PCA and held at Foreign Cars in Greensboro, NC. Turnout

was good with 18 cars in the Shine and Show, and 13 people

signed up for our first ever autocross seminar.

The winners of the people’s choice “shine and show” at octoberfest hosted by the Triad area pca and sponsored by Foreign cars porsche in Greensboro left to right:1st

place went to charles and emily branch, 2nd to Jerry and sadie Kilcrease and 3rd to stan and peg simm

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autocross series: FINAL EVENT OF 2010Carolinas Region Autocross Series, Event #4 Sunday, November 14th, 2010Charlotte Knights Stadium, Lot #3 & 4Fort Mill, South Carolina

schedule: 8:30 Registration and safety Inspection 9:00 driver’s meeting 9:30 First car off 12:00-30 lunch break (pizza & drinks provided)3:00 awards

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Each entry must be at least 18 years old and have a valid driver’s license. Each car must pass the on-site safety inspection and all drivers must wear a helmet (loaner helmets will be available). Each driver will get 4-5 runs. There will be 6 run divi-sions with 1st place awards in each run group and awards for men’s and ladies Fastest Time of Day (FTD). We will also be giving out 2nd place awards in each run group with 3 or more cars

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porsches

1982 911sc Targa: Guards Red/Tan. Very good condition, mechanically strong. Many upgrades: polished fuchs, SSI’s/Monty dual out muffler, turbo tie rods, tires new, top great condition, H4’s... 182 K miles Must see to appreciate! $12,500 Contact Chris Coley in Greensboro, NC via ccoleymd@yahoo.com or call 336-402-3923. (11/10)

1984 porsche 911: This is a well cared for, adult driven stock original car with 129,xxx miles on the original engine and paint. I have owned this car for 11 years and never had a problem. Always garaged and covered, and serviced regularly. Always been a North Carolina car. Certificate of authenticity showing the optional Bilstein sport suspension, special order Quartz Grey paint, and wider Fuchs alloys. Could use new headliner and sunroof cables but everything on the car works. A/C some upgrades including newer style compressor. Blows cool but needs to be evacuated and fully charged. This car is in very good shape for being 26 years old. Never any wrecks or rust. Seats are protected with Wet Okole seat covers. Comes with a RUF front spoiler and some spare parts. Asking $12,000 may take interesting lesser trade. Contact Bill Phobos in Chapel Hill, NC area at 919-448-7245 (11/10)

1984 porsche 911 carrera Targa: VIN: WP0EB0917ES160304 3.2 liter, power windows, power mirrors, leather, original paint - Champagne exterior / black interior, garaged, Alpine AM/FM/CD. Service records available. Above average condition – Price: $14,000 (But negotiable; wife wants the garage space.) More pictures available. Contact M. Wiggins (Waxhaw / Charlotte, NC) memwig@aol.com or 864-903-9726 days, 704-246-6047 evenings. Please leave message. (10/10)

1985 944 na: Very good condition. Have spent a lot of money on making it an excellent track/autocross and daily driver. Timing belt replaced, new high flow catalytic converter and three chamber muffler, aluminum control arms, 30mm front sway bar, 18 mm rear sway bar, adjustable Koni shocks on all four corners, Weltmeister autocross springs, racing throttle cam. Engine runs like a champ. Interior (black) is in very good shape. Recently re-dyed seats and carpet. Paint (Champagne) sparkles but has a few chips. There is a dent in the drivers side rear quarter panel (cosmetic only). Asking $4500 Will include set of four cookie cutter wheels with racing slicks. Steven Zakely, Charlotte NC 704-293-0682 or szakely@evergreeninvestments.com (11/10)

1985 911 carrera cabriolet: VIN WP0EB091XFS170360. Ruby Red (Burgundy)/Black Leather. 36K original miles, no rust, 2nd owner,

over $4K in receipts from past few years, great driver, A/C converted to 134a, original Fuchs, tools, books, boot, tonneau cover. $23,000. Contact Jeff Hillegass at 704-913-7366, jeffhillegass@hotmail.com. Tega Cay, SC. (10/10)

1986 944 Turbo: VIN WP0AA0956GN155830. Upgrades include: 968 door handles, mirrors and rear deck lid. Aftermarket front upper valance (more air to intercooler) Momo steering wheel, Carbon Fiber Ferrari seats, Sparco seat belts. Roll bar, Auto Meter gauges, water temp, oil temp. Boost pressure and air fuel ratio. Adjustable Lindsey boot gauge from inside the car. Engine updates: Nolagie wires, APR diverter valve, coolant tank, K&N air filter, ECU chip upgrade, new intake and exh. valves. Water pump, all rollers and all belts replaced. Rod bearings replaced. Radiator replaced. Intercooler sent off and pressure tested and cleaned. Lindsey PCV sys. Bray Krause strut brace. Turbo was sent to Lindsey and rebuilt, adjustable fuel regulator and pressure gauge, aluminum flywheel and new clutch. Suspension: front adjustable upper strut plates, front coil over shocks, lower Charlie arms, new steering rack, 993 turbo front brakes, upgraded front rotors, drilled and frozen rear rotors, larger upgraded rear torsion bar, Koni rear adjustable shocks. Full 3in exhaust sys. I also have some of the stock parts to go back on if desired. Was $16000; now priced for fast sale at $14500. I also have a set of Kinesis race wheels and 3 sets of race tires that are not included in the price (but for the right price we can make a deal). Quentin Boatright, Harrisburg NC. 704-454-7108 evenings, 704-226-8079 daytime or quentin.boatright@hendrickauto.com (10/10)

1987 928 s4: Very Good condition. Have owned for several years and is a good car in very good condition. Exterior paint still sparkles but has a few minor flaws (Marine Blue). The interior is in good shape, recently re-dyed the leather seats (white) and carpet (navy blue). New cd-player. Has aftermarket Italian wheels that look magnificent (always get compliments). Air and heat work. AT, PS, PW Sunroof. Timing belt replaced around 90,000. Has about 125,000 miles. No leaks. Weekend driver. Must see to appreciate. Asking $10,000. Steven Zakely, Charlotte, NC 704-293-0682 or szakely@evergreeninvestments.com (11/10)

2004 cayenne: VIN 1AB29P24LA61458. Lapis Blue (Bavaria State color) with sand beige leather, 16,600 miles (yes really). Has one scratch on passenger door, otherwise perfect. Stored in AC garage since new. Original owner, getting old and downsizing. Have new 2011 Boxster to play with. NADA $30,000, will sell for slightly less. Contact Jim Olsen, Chapel Hill, at 919-929-7052 or jolsen6@mac.com (9/10)

Notice: Caveat Emptor. Neither the Carolinas Region-PCA nor the Editors (Carolinas Region) endorse, guarantee or have, in any way, screened, verified or attest to the veracity of the following ads. The Carolinas Region makes no warranties, express or implied, with regard to any advertised goods or services. Buyers should practice due diligence.Additional information on all classified ads can be found by either contacting the seller or checking our website for photos at www.carolinas-pca.com.

porsches and other stuff For sale

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2005 cayenne s: VIN WP1AB29P95LA65461. Crystal Silver Metallic Exterior with Black Full Leather Interior (no lumpy dash!). If you are looking for a Gen I Cayenne S this is the one you want, optioned the way you would have optioned it, NAV, Moon Roof, Bi-Xenon, 6-Speed Tiptronic, PASM, XM Sat., 20 inch Sport Techno Wheels, new Bridgestones, Newly Installed Tow Package, Aluminum Roof Rails, Four-Tube Sports Tailpipes, Stainless Steel Nose Trim and more. Original MSRP $73,610. 2nd Owner. Still under Factory CPO Warranty. 55K Miles. Asking $31,900. Contact Harvey Yancey at (704) 906-0343 or president@carolinas-pca.com. (9/10)

2006 cayman s: VIN WPOAB29816U781227, Guards Red, Black Leather, near concours, under 15 K miles. Heated seats, bi-xenons, mats with covers, 19” Carrera S Wheels, climate control, Bose surround sound system, storage bin with crest, 6 speed, Just serviced, seat covers since new, $37,750. Contact Rick Luzar, Pinehurst, NC at 910-692-9179 or jamiel@nc.rr.com (11/10)

2006 porsche GT3 cup race car: VIN: WP0ZZZ99Z6S798038 First raced in ‘06 in 24 Hrs of Daytona by Team Seattle, afterward tested at VIR by Grand-Am Champion Craig Stanton, ‘07 24 Hrs driven by David Murray sponsored by “Playboy” finishing 9th in the GT Class. After starting at the rear with no qualifying in Spring of ‘07, car finished 12th with Cort Wagner & Maurice Hull at VIR under original yellow color with blue decals. Car has been in showroom at Synergy since. Immaculate condition. $75,000 Contact Maurice Hull 336-687-9300 or mh@mpmanage.com (11/10)

2006 cayenne TuRbo s: VIN WP1AC29P56LA92381, 520 HP, 530 ft/lb. Black/Black, fully loaded with every option. Nav, Bi-Xenon, PCM, PASM, Keyless Go, XM Sat., Air Suspension, iPod/iPhone Int, etc. Way too many to list them all here. 7700# Towing Capacity, Tow Package and Trailer Brake Control Box. One Owner, excellent condition, very clean, only 39,975 miles. Original Price New $129,715 Now only 4 years, and you can save over half off. Transferable Warranty through Nov. 2010. For more photos & Details visit: www.HardRacing.com/Cayenne.htm $64.795 O.B.O. Contact Sean or Cari in the Charlotte, NC area at 704-451-0874 (11/10)

2007 911TT: VIN WP0AD29927S784489. 21,000 miles. Over $141,000 sticker. PCCB, carbon fiber, adaptive seats etc. Located in Charlotte, NC, clear title in hand. Asking $90,000. Call Todd Younker at 704-619-6434 or dyounker@carolina.rr.com (11/10)

2007 987 cayman s coupe: VIN WPOAB29857U783337. Meteor Gray, Black Leather Interior, Heated Sports Seats. 14K+ miles. 1 Owner, Excellent Condition, Non-Smoker, Garaged. Factory sport shifter, Sport chrono w/o PCM, Xenons, Thicker steering wheel, Std 18s wheels. $65,515 MSRP. Reduced! $41,500. Contact David Lambert, Winston-Salem, NC. dlambert@lambertai.com or (336) 777-3657 x103. (10/10)

2008 porsche GT2: 11,977 miles, like new condition. This car was my brother’s. We both had one. He passed away in July and we need to sell it. It was his pride & joy. Asking $152,000. Contact Jeff Tucker in Wadesboro, NC. jefft@lisktrucking.com or 704-272-6117 (10/10)

parts – parts cars – projects

WanTed: 1983-85 944 for parts: I need good wheels, brakes and rear suspension. I need to get disk brakes on my son’s 1973 VW Thing. Norm Garrett 803-642-4878 garrett_norman@bellsouth.net (11/10)

Wheels and tires: Rims for Porsche 911 GT3 or Turbo with Carbon Ceramics Brakes. Champion 9x19” RS98 Monolite 1-piece forged wheel TPMS version, Champion 12x19” RS98 Monolite 1-piece forged wheel TMPS version. Have 4 each with Hoosier R6 heat cycle P235/35R19, P325/30R19 new tires. Have 2 each with used Hoosier R6. $1,000 a piece for fronts and $1,200 a piece for rear. $750 for rims with used tires a piece. Also have 12 new Hoosier R6 P235/35R19 Heat cycle for $250.00 a piece. 12 new Hoosier R6 P325/30R19 Heat cycle for $350.00 a piece. Tires and rims are in Wadesboro, North Carolina. Bruce Lisk, Wadesboro, N.C. liskbruce@yahoo.com or brucel@lisktrucking.com, 704-272-8803 or 704-699-6666 cell (11/10)

Wheel caps: set of four Porsche center wheel caps with inlaid colored Porsche crest. Originally came on Carrera wheels. Porsche part number 993.361.303.09. Five prong attachment. Excellent condition, no scratches or nicks. $320 value, asking $125, including shipping. Items are located in Aiken, SC. Please contact Bob Hottel at 803-648-7721 or abhottel@bellsouth.net. (11/10)

Wheels and tires and tools: Set of four DE wheels and tires to fit 997. Wheels are Victor black w/chrome lip (Victor only makes Porsche wheels), tires Nitto 01,8x18 (245/40 ZR 18) and 11x18(315/30ZR18) w/ 2 DE’s wear and close to new meter specs. Wheels are in perfect shape. $800. Also: New high lift hydraulic jack w/ LED lights on pad $50, New torque wrench, $25. All you need to go racing is a spec helmet. Bob Stuckey 704-892-3567 or rmstuck@mi-connection.com (11/10)

Wheels and tires: Set of four 18” Cayman S OEM wheels in good condition with Sumitomo HTR Z3 tires 235/40-ZR18 (front) and 265/40-ZR18 (rear) from Gen1 Cayman S. Tires are mounted and balanced. Front tread depth is 7/32 on the fronts and 8/32 on the rears. Wheels include black and white Porsche crest center caps and lug bolts. Front wheels are 8Jx18H2-ET57 part #987.362.136.01 and rear wheels are 9Jx18H2-ET43 part #987.362.138.01. Wheels are in good condition: straight, completely clean, some surface scratches. Perfect for track wheels or winter tires; note while these wheels look nice, but they are not concours condition. Faces look good but the paint finish on the inside rim is irregular. Pictures are available to illustrate. Priced to sell at $1,250. I will deliver within 100 miles of Jamestown otherwise buyer pays shipping. Please contact Don Goodman, Jamestown at 336-508-9678 or don.goodman@syngenta.com (11/10)

18” 993 Turbo wheels & tires: wheels are Turbo 1 solid spoke, fronts are part number 993.362.134.06 (7.5” width,11.3 kg), rears are 993.362.140.04 (10” width, 13.3 kg). Tires are Michelin Pilot Sport Cup 225/40-ZR18 (88Y) front, 285/30-ZR18 (93Y) rear. Tires are mounted and balanced. Tires have been used for one half day DE session. The rims do have some light curbing, but are straight and

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true. Asking $1440. Buyer pays for shipping or you can pick them up in Columbia SC. If needed I will email pictures. Contact Michael Todd at Michael@mp-dj-todd.us or 803-403-4352 (11/10)

Roh Wheels: Sixteen inch ROH cast aluminum wheels, very good condition, for 911 SC or Carrera. Replace your sixs and sevens with sevens and eights. Front wheels are 16X7 inch, rear wheels are 16X8 inch. Fit with OEM tires and do not rub fenders. Great track wheels. $300 for the set. Contact Ed Zunich, Hendersonville, NC 828-696-3140. (10/10)

seat sliders: 986 gen1 Boxster driver and passenger OEM manual seat sliders. $400.00 + shipping. Simpler mounting for race seats than aftermarket slider options. Contact Don Goodman in Jamestown, NC. Don.Goodman@Syngenta.com or 336-508-9678 (10/10)

Racing wheels and tires: 4 - Champion 9 x 19 RS98 Monolite 1-Piece Forged Wheel TPMS version $1000/each; 4 - Champion 12 x 19 RS98 Monolite 1-Piece Forged Wheel TPMS version $1200/each; 12 - Hoosier R6 P235/35 R19 (heat cycled) $250/each; 12 - Hoosier R6 P325/30 R19 (heat cycled) - $350/each. Items for sale are located in Wadesboro, NC. Contact Jeff Tucker, 704-272-6117 or jefft@lisktrucking.com (10/10)

multiple items for 1995-1998 carrera 993: Porsche MotorSound Airbox, $125. Fog light, $125. Dual cup holders, $50. Front end bra, $50. Front and rear springs, $75. Escort Solo S2 Radar and Laser detector, $175. Windshield washer reservoir, $50. Porsche cigarette lighter outlet, $25. Set of 2 stock rear mufflers, $200. Winston-Salem, NC area pickup or you can pay shipping. Email Porsche911@

triad.rr.com or call Mike at 336-462-8044. (10/10)

tire inflater (compressor): that came with a ‘86 911. Black case. As is – pump might not work, but might be needed to round out accessories on a show car. $45.00 plus shipping Joe Warner, 252-908-1829, Rocky Mount, NC 27804 (10/10)

non-porsche

2008 F350 lariat dually: 6.4 Power Stroke auto, like new condition, 23,413 miles, fixed for gooseneck, new Michelin front tires, 60 gallon fuel tank. Asking $38,000. Contact Jeff Tucker in Wadesboro, NC. jefft@lisktrucking.com or 704-272-6117 (10/10)

enclosed trailer: 2008 Pace American Shadow GT, Daytona Package. Like new condition. Model SCXG8548TTA. 2 A/C units, awning on right side, generator, 3-axle. Asking $28,000. Contact Jeff Tucker in Wadesboro, NC. jefft@lisktrucking.com or 704-272-6117 (10/10)

2-br townhouse: What better time to visit beautiful Charleston, SC than fall or winter when the temperatures are pleasant and the crowds are small. I love to let you stay in my 2-bedroom townhouse on James Island, 5 mi from downtown, 8 mi to Folly Beach. Fully renovated place with brand new bathroom and kitchen, bamboo flooring in living room, satellite TV. Perfect for 2 couples or family with kids. $150 per weekend. Contact Dirk Eybl at 248-250-0519 or deybl78@gmail.com (11/10)

Want to buy or sell a porsche, or porsche related parts or items? Guidelines for Carolinas Region Classified Ad Submissions1) All ads should be submitted to Ed Beroset, Classified Ad

Coordinator, at: classifieds@carolinas-pca.com 602 Stonehill Rd Chapel Hill, NC 27516-9526 Home: 919-942-38382) All ads will be posted to both Tobacco Roads and to the Regional Website unless otherwise directed.3) You must provide your current PCA membership number when submitting a classified ad. 4) No posting of ads for friends. Immediate family is ok. 5) No commercial ads. All commercial ads must be purchased. Contact TR Editor for pricing.6) ads will run for two months. If the item is not sold within that time frame the seller will need to contact the Classified Ad Coordinator at

classifieds@carolinas-pca.com and request an extension. Each extension will be for one additional month. 7) All pictures submitted should be in .JPG format and no larger than 800x600. One picture per submission.8) Pictures will run on the website only.9) All ads will be subject to editing for consistency and length.10) Ads should include: a. An accurate description of the item or items (including VIN preferably if applicable). b. Price (Ads will not be accepted without pricing). c. Where you and the item are located. d. Contact information including name, phone number, and/or email address.

Below is a sample of the format we will utilize:1964 356 coupe: VIN 12323456. Champagne Yellow w/ Black interior. 150,100 miles. Very good condition. Paint bubbles on lower door skins. 12 volt conversion. $42,995 firm. Contact Bob Smith, Hickory NC. bsmith@hotmail.com or (704) 555-1212.

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Call or email for information on Goodie Store items. Refer to website for Goodie Store Calender of events. In addition to Apparel, LICENSE PLATE FRAMES and PERSONALIZED NAME BADGES are available. NOTE: PCA items are

available through the Goodie Store. new Item available: Ladies logo tops — embellished with Swarovski Crystals. New shipment of jackets and vests.

Call/email for details.50th anniversary Items: stock is getting low: decals; caps, T-shirts and polos (ladies in ¾ sleeve; men’s in long sleeve. long and short

sleeve tee-shirts. THANKS to all of you for supporting the Carolinas Region Goodie Store.

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