volume viii, issue 1 winter 2003 - pca
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Volume VIII, Issue 1 Winter 2003
Holiday Party 2003
Kart2Kart
Sound & Fury
Swap Meet & Tech Session
The Official Newsletter of The Rally Sport Region • Porsche Club of America
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The Paddock ................................ 3 Holiday Party 2003 .................... 4/5 Porsche GT3 ............................. 6/7 Calendar....................................... 8 Swap Meet & Tech Session ......... 9 Kart2Kart .................................... 10 Membership Application ............. 11 Sound & Fury ............................. 12 Membership Page ...................... 13 Goodie Store .............................. 14 Meeting Minutes .................... 15/16 Classified............................... 17/18 The Official Page........................ 19
Cover Photo - Freezing in Dearborn
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For more articles on club events and technical subject matters check out our web site @ http://www.pca.or g/rsp
Mary Ann Kantrow, President
The Paddock Happy New Year! As usual 2002 went by way too fast. I hope that 2003 won't go by as fast but I know that it will. I hope that everyone's Holiday Season went well and that all your wishes came true. Now it's back to work, and your club is already hard at work organizing fun events throughout the year. Matt Chapman is finalizing this season's dates for our Driver Education events. February 22 will be our annual Kart2Kart event. This is also a joint event with Motor-Stadt Region. Greg Steen organized this event and he is taking reservations. Contact him at [email protected] as soon as possible to reserve your spot. Matt Chapman also set up our Tech Session at Jeff Jones' shop (Automotive Techniques) for March 15. We plan to start at Noon and will provide some pop and munchies. In April we are planning a Rock Climbing event but the date has not yet been finalized . This is a great event for the kids as well as for the parents. All the details for this event as well as all the others can be found on the website. We held the Holiday Party with Motor-Stadt Region on January 18. Despite the very cold weather we had a great time. It was the perfect opportunity to get together with friends from both clubs after the long holiday break. The event was held at Oak Pointe Country Club in Brighton which provided great food and excellent service. Oak Pointe will be on our list for next year as a location and we will definitely combine the event with MSR again. I would like to thank all those who helped organize this event. Matt Chapman helped with the location. Sue Sarin handled all the invitations and the RSVPs. Burghard Linn took care of all the financial matters with ease. Lisa Sandau, Susan Roberts, Sue Sarin, and Dan Kantrow procured door prizes. With the merchandise from MSR we had almost enough prizes for everyone. In the next newsletter
we will have the complete list of suppliers who donated items. Hopefully this list will help you find your next supplier for all your Porsche needs. We had two special guests with us that evening. Denis Moore, our Zone 4 Rep along with his wife, Roberta, and Michael Green from Michelin who was available to answer all our questions about tires. John Lieberman of MSR put together a great slide show with pictures from our two regions from the past year. He also included some awesome pictures of Porsches from the web. With the help of these volunteers we were able to have another great event. Thank you again very much! If your New Year's Resolution was to get more involved with the club we have the perfect opportunity. We are looking for a newsletter editor. Currently Glenn Trapp, Joe Lile and Burghard Linn have been doing an awesome job with the newsletter but they are also performing other duties for the club and I don't want them to get burned out. Please contact one of these gentlemen if you have any questions about the newsletter editor position and would like to learn more. See you soon.
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R a l l y S p o r t / M o t o r - S t a d t About 60 members of the Rally Sport and Motor-Stadt Regions (MSR) converged on the Oak Pointe Country Club in Brighton for their annual holiday party. The group expressed its appreciation to the organizers (see the paddock). Everyone enjoyed the fine dinner of appetizers, salad, rice, and vege-tables. The main courses of chicken, salmon, and prime rib were followed by Black Forest Cherry cake. After dinner, we awarded a large number of door prizes. The prizes included Porsche model cars, calendars, caps, clocks, calculators, shirts, and fleece blankets. Glenn Trapp capped off an enjoyable evening by winning the grand prize; an F1 racing wheel and tire. As members began to leave the party, Glenn and Claudia were discussing the relative merits of their F1 wheel on a 911, a
914, or in their living room. Stewart FreeStewart FreeStewart FreeStewart Free
Christian Maloof - Board Member Glee Loman Will Pearson - Board Member Len VanderJagt - MSR DE instructor
Stewart Free Sally Free Kathy Linn
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2 0 0 3 H o l i d a y P a r t y
Ann Roeske - Waterford Track Mom Denis Moore - PCA Zone 4 Rep
Jim Christopher and Gary Starin - 914 cult members
Glenn Trapp receiving his grand prize from Michael Green of Michelin
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Porsche Announces 911 GT3
by PCNA ATLANTA, DECEMBER 19, 2002 --- Porsche has revealed plans to introduce an ultra high performance version of its 911 Carrera Coupe sports car to the world mar-ket in the spring of 2003. The new model, named the 911 GT3, represents the most powerful non-turbocharged Porsche ever offered for street use in the United States and Canada. Based on the previous 911 GT3 that was not available in North America, the 2003 Porsche 911 GT3 features a 3.6-liter, flat- six cylinder engine producing 380 horse-power (SAE) and 285 pound-feet of torque. With a power output of an impressive 105 horsepower per liter, the engine propels the 911 GT3 from 0 to 60 mph in 4.3 seconds, from 0 to 100 mph in 9.4 seconds, and to a top track speed of 190 mph. To handle this increased performance, the 911 GT3's transmission is fitted with transmission oil cooling and injection oil lubrication and has undergone some addi-tional reinforcements.
The most strik-ing visual fea-ture of the new 911 GT3 is its unique rear wing that is largely responsible for excellent direc-tional stability at high speeds and increased down-force for fast corning. Com-bining a redes-igned front apron, the GT3 achieves an out-standing drag coefficient
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(Cd=0.30) for a car in its class. The GT3's han-dling is further enhanced by a sports suspen-sion, wider and lighter wheels, and wider tires. Front wheels are 8.5 inches wide fitted with 235/40 ZR 18 tires, and rear wheels are 11 inches wide with 295/30 ZR 18 tires. Brakes on the GT3 have been improved as well. Front brakes now feature six-piston, rather than the previous four-piston monobloc brake calipers and larger discs fitted with Porsche-patented cooling ducts. The ABS brake system was also modi-fied. The new system (ABS 5.7) has a faster and more sensitive control response. It is also lightweight and provides greater stability for ABS braking. Porsche Ceramic Composite Brake (PCCB) discs, standard on the 911 GT2, can be fitted on request. Priced at $99,900 in the United States, the 2003 Porsche 911 GT3 will be in North American Porsche dealerships in May 2003. Porsche Cars North America, Inc. (PCNA), based in Atlanta, Ga., and its subsidiary, Porsche Cars Canada, Ltd., are the exclusive importers of Porsche vehicles for the United States and Canada. A wholly owned, indirect subsidiary of Dr. Ing. h.c.F. Porsche AG, PCNA employs approximately 200 people who provide Porsche vehicles, parts, marketing and training for its 203 U.S. and Canadian dealers. They, in turn, provide Porsche owners with best-in-class service.
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MARCH 2003
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Rally Sport Calendar
FEBRUARY 2003
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Munk’s Motors
Upcoming Tech
Sessions
February 15 - 914 Tech
April 12– Brake Tech for
Vintage cars
June 7, July 19, August 2
And September 6
Driver’s Ed Tech
RSR Swap Meet & Tech Session Saturday, March 15, 2003
12:00 Noon at
Automotive Techniques
Soft Drinks and Snacks provided
Call Matt Chapman at 734.323.2326 to pre-register if you have parts / equipment to sell
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Kart2Kart Contact: Greg Steen [email protected] Or 248.799.5947 Date: February 22, 2003 Time: 7:00PM - 9:00PM www.Kart2Kart.com Cost: About $45 per driver
42705 Van Dyke, Sterling Heights, MI 48314 Phone: 586.997.8800
NOTE: Drivers should arrive by 6:30PM for registration
Please RSVP to Greg as soon as possible
Drivers lined up for the start at last year’s session
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MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION Name: ___________________________________________________________________
Street: ____________________________________________________________________
City/State/Zip: _____________________________________________________________
County:________________________________
*Family Member: __________________________________________________________
Relationship: ______________________________________________________________
*Affiliate Member: __________________________________________________________
*Note: Members may name either Family of Affiliate, NOT both. Family of Affiliate member must be 18 years or older.
REGIONAL ACTIVITY INFORMATION
Occupation: ___________________________ Telephone No. (H): __________________
Spouse’s Name: ________________________ (W): _______________________________
if applicable
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My Interest Are: ____________________________________________________________
□ Technical □ Social □ Concours □ Autocross □ Rallying □ Drivers Education
PORSCHE INFORMATION
Model: ___________________________________________________________________
Vehicle Number: ___________________________________________________________
Local Region: Rally Sport Region (RSP)
I own (co-own) a Porsche, am 18 years or, older, and having read the Objectives of PCA herewith apply for Active Membership in
the Porsche Club of America.
Visa/MC: ___________________________________________________ Exp.Date: ____________________________________
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ENDORSEMENT BY REGIONAL OFFICIAL This application MUST be processed through a local PCA Region and must be endorsed by a Regional Officer.
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Member Dues: US $42. per year. Dues include $12. for Porsche Panorama magazine; A portion of the annual dues is
returned to the local region. Please enclose payment with the application. Make check payable to Porsche Club of America
or send credit card number and expiration date (above).
Send Check and Application to: Glenn Trapp
1834 Wood Creek, Brighton, MI 48114-8242
e-mail: [email protected]
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LET OUR ADVERTISERS KNOW THAT YOU APPRECIATE THEM
What’s up with Porsche doing an suv? Is this a real Porsche? The tone of this question has come up repeatedly over the years. There was some initial resis-tance to the 911 since, “Real Porsches have four cylinders.” Then when Porsche took over the 914 project there was a cry of indignation over the VW four cylinder that conveniently forgot what it was that powered the 356. The 928 was ridiculed as a “Teutonic T Bird” with its anathema front engined water cooled V8. The 924/944/968 has often been held up to the same derision. After all, it was sup-posed to be an Audi. The evergreen 911 has even come in for it’s share of snotti-ness, especially since its recent switch to water cooling. There are some who say that the classic fluid lines were lost in the 70s with the flared fenders and whale tales that accommodated wider wheels, bigger brakes and intercoolers. The Box-ster is often treated as a stepchild by some clubs. Now comes the Cayenne. It’s a truck, for crying out loud. What’s often overlooked is that Porsche did what it did to stay in business. It is a small company that would be an attractive takeover target for a larger company, VW being the most likely. The 914 and 944 had so much invested that to drop them when VW and Audi bailed would probably have killed the company. Water-cooling the 911 was necessary to meet emissions regs. Now Porsche says its new truck is going to be sold out for the foreseeable future. If strong sales lets Porsche get back into motor sports and keeps R & D on the cars
going strong then I hope they sell a ton of them. JoeJoeJoeJoe
Sound & Fury
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Welcome to the Rally Sport Region Current Membership 242 The Fast, Fun and
Friendly Region Members, please renew your membership by the expiration date.
David Wressell
New Member
1987 911 Cabrio Freeland, MI
Patrick Grace & Sandra Ford
Transferred from SEM
1972 911 Brighton, MI
Attention Members: Please send your current Email address to Glenn Trapp at:
[email protected] We are trying to keep all members informed of upcoming events or updates
via Email. If it is a concern of privacy that has kept you from sharing this in-
formation, please note; our club does not share or sell your email address or
personal information to anyone!
Member Anniversaries for January / February
Denis Hall
Mathias Huber
Robert Peckham Thomas Shaver
Donagh Cashin
Michael Lamarra
Clifford Cameron Joseph Desormeaux
Robert Van Dyke
James Dunham
Scott Hansen Wallace Haley
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Roy Retzlaff
Kevin Spicher
Kenneth Dill Thomas Krueger
William Pearson
Vaughan Scott
Dean Elwart John Roumanis
Noah Loren
Gerry Plocharczyk
Robert Cardno Mary Jackson
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PORSCHE CLUB OF AMERICA Rally Sport Region – Monthly Board Meeting Minutes
Thursday, December 5, 2002 7:30 pm
Meeting called to order by Mary Ann Kantrow at 7:30 p.m., Loca-tion: Ginopolis Restaurant, Plymouth, Michigan
Board Members Present: Members & Visitors Present: Sue Sarin Glenn Trapp Mary Ann Kantrow Gary Stellmach Burghard Linn Dan Kantrow Kelly Roberts Chuck Freitas Christian Maloof Joe Lile Aaron Pfadt Greg Hughes Gary Starin Matt Huber
Board Members Absent: Dick Zarbo and Will Pearson not present. November meeting minutes: No objections. Treasurer's report: Current Balance sheet reviewed with Board. November 2002 Balance sheet approved. Motion Made: Burghard Linn presented his recommended actions for the filing RSR/PCA Tax Exempt status. Actions: Approve going forward to apply for “Civic League” tax exemption, which requires a $500.00 applica-tion fee. Review RSR Constitution and Bylaws and recommend the necessary changes appropriate for a “Civic League”. Approve spending up to $500.00 on legal/CPA consulting fees to help with the application. Discussion: Reasons, The IRS notified us in October 2002 that RSR never received Tax Exempt status. Two options needed to be fully investigated prior to making any recommendations. 1.) File as a “for profit” corporation and pay the appropriate corporate taxes. Or 2.) Apply for tax-exempt status now. Vote: Was passed unanimously by all board members present. To spend up to $500.00 for CPA/legal consulting fees. To pay the $500.00 application fee to apply for “Civic League” status. To make the appropriate changes in the RSR Constitution and Bylaws in accordance with receiving “Civic League” status Insurance: Gary Starin reported that he is still working with PCA to obtain D&O insurance informa-tion.
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Goody Store: Charles Freitas, Presented samples of the embroidery work. Chuck to bring samples for Jackets, Caps, and Shirts to next board meeting. If any one has a suggestion for Goody Store items e-mail them to Chuck at [email protected]
Advertising: Charles Freitas, German Motors and Stone Guard Cancelled advertising.
Membership: Glenn Trapp reported Current Membership at 240. Glenn reported that 4 new mem-bers joined RSR last month.
Track report: Motion/Co-Motion made: by Chuck Freitas for Steve Shanks to purchase one additional helmet for the club. Discussion: The board openly discussed the motion. Vote: No Vote, Motion tabled until February 2003 meeting. This decision was based on a number concerns relating to the Tax exemption status and the funding being spent.
Holiday Party: A joint Holiday party with MSR will be held at Oak Point in Brighton, Michigan on January 18, 2003. Cost per person is $30.00
Newsletter: ****PLEASE, PLEASE, If anyone is interested in taking over the position as news-letter editor please contact Mary Ann Kantrow.**** New section in The Bahn Stormer: Sound & Fury This new section is for members to provide feed-back about any subject. Non-member cost to receive Bahn Stormer has been increased to cover the cost of materials, print-ing fees, and postage. The annual charge will now be $18.00
Web site: Aaron Pfadt is working with Vaughan Scott to keep our Web site updated. New area for articles has been added. Submit website suggestions to Aaron or Vaughan. To visit our web site go to www.pca.org/rsp
CLUB EVENTS:
2003 Event schedule is being developed. Any one interested in holding a board meeting at their res-dence should contact Mary Ann for details and available dates.
Future Events, Ideas, in the Planning stages Suggestions for 2003 Events & Ideas: Please contact any Board Member if you have a suggestion for events.
January Board Meeting CANCELLED.
February Board Meeting: Will take place on Thursday February 6th at 7:00PM at Ginopolis Restau-rant in Plymouth, MI. Tabled Motion to purchase one additional helmet to be discussed and voted on.
Note: Unless otherwise noted. All monthly meetings are held at 7:30 PM on the first Thursday of each month. All RSR members are welcome to attend any monthly meeting - see the RSR monthly newsletter “The BahnStormer” for details.
Visit our web site at www.pca.org/rsp/ for each month’s location and directions.
Meeting adjourned: 9:40 PM Minutes taken by: Kelly Roberts, RSR12-2002.doc
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CARS FOR SALE 1987 911 Turbo (930), Red/Tan, 54,000 miles, new upgraded suspension, numerous engine mods, roll bar, Recaro SRD, recent service, Matt Chapman 734.323.2326. (01/03)
1973 911T, Red w/black interior, 2.4L, 5spd short shifter, 82,000 miles, looks great, runs great. $7,700. Call Tom 734-379-4781 or 313-389-7540. (01/03)
1998 Audi A-6 Quattro 2.8L, Metallic Silver / Navy Blue Premium Leather. 72K miles. 6-Disc CD/Bose, heated power seats. power sunroof, rear window shade. New brakes/rotors, battery, interior air filter. 20K miles on tires. Car meticulously maintained / documented. Prepped and ready for winter. $17,450. Contact Max Moore (248) 449-2516. (12/02)
1996 911/993 Coupe, Pristine 6-speed triple black with 32,275 miles. Impeccable paint without the micro scratches and swirls found on most black cars. All service records and window sticker. Mobil 10W-40, 18" Technology wheels on Yokohama AVS, painted center caps, LSD/ABD, motor sound, console CD holder, power/lumbar driver's seat. Alpine(7894)/JL Audio/Boston Acoustics stereo. Email [email protected] for pictures. $46,900. Luis Arisso 734.454.4657. (12/02)
1989 Carrera Cabriolet, WP0EB0917KS171203 Silver w/ black top & interior, 55,000 miles, heated seats, whale tail, lowered, SSI headers, 17” turbo twist wheels w/ Michelin Pilot Sport, excellent inside and out, new windshield & convertible top, $29,750; Tom Krueger, (313) 570-2223 anytime, [email protected] (11/02)
1965 356C Coupe #220100, White/Red, Structur-ally sound, 2000 miles on rebuilt engine, third owner, some history, strong daily driver, excellent interior, good paint, excellent chrome wheels, hubs and tires, Must sell, $12,900 OBO. Serious buyers only. Jack Chamberlin, 520 W. 13 Mile Rd. Royal Oak, MI 48073 248.875.7691 (12/02)
1988 Porsche 928 S4 Coupe, WP0JB0927JS860616, Tan, 70,000 miles, new tires, automatic transmission, sun roof, cruise con-trol, $15,000. Dr. Paul Feinberg, Bloomfield Hills, MI 48302 248.647.0055 (9/02)
911 2.2L long block engine, approx. 120,000 miles, ran fine when removed, oil pressure strong, compression 85 to 130. Chains & tensioners re-placed. $1500 + freight. 911 transmission, rebuilt a few thousand miles ago. Shifts fine & no leaks. $500 + freight. Documentation as to services per-formed available upon request. Mark Ibenthal, 913. 515.5564, [email protected], Leawood, KS
1988 Porsche 911 Carrera, Triple Black beauty, sunroof, Forgeline wheels, over $25k of upgrades and mods in last 10k miles, twin plugged, detailed engine compartment (powder coating), deep, deep, black paint, M030 suspension, turbo tie rods, etc. etc., $28,499 OBO Please call Frank Carmone 313.577.6040 or email [email protected] (6/02)
1984 Porsche 928, 4.5L V8, auto, White, very good condition Beige/Brown leather 102k miles, new tires, timing belt, water pump and stereo. Runs great, mechanically strong $7500 OBO Call John or Walter "about the Porsche" at 517.548.2907 (6/02)
1975 911S, dark green, black interior w/ sport seats, Fuchs, recently refurbished, great driver, $7,500. Call Tim Buko 734.662.6892 or [email protected] (08/02)
1964 356C Coupe Beautiful Ivory Exterior/Red Interior, 77,000 miles, southern car, previous owner was an Atlanta Porsche Collector, extremely nice condition. $19,500, Clemens Weierstahl, 810.636.2840 Goodrich, MI. (8/01)
1992 968 Cabriolet #WPOCA2965NS840445, 30,000. Miles Blk/Blk, leather sport seats, alarm, CD, AC, cruise, 6 speed, painted center caps, cover, front end & mirror covers, beautiful car always garaged & pampered, near perfect condition. $26,000. OBO, Roy 734.482.6161 (6/01)
PARTS FOR SALE
Set of brand new BBS 3-Piece modular racing wheels (custom silver painted magnesium centers (5-bolt standard 911 spacing) with spun aluminum outers) 17x8 front and 17x9 rear. P235 and P275 BFG Comp T/A’s currently mounted. Originally pur-chased for 911SC. Will fit any narrow body 911 ’78
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– ’89. $3700 invested. $2500. Contact Max Moore (248) 449-2516. (12/02) 993 Turbo front bumper cover. $550.00 Richard Zarbo 734.994.1532 ([email protected]) Ann Arbor. (6/02) Indoor Storage, heated, alarmed, well-lit and secure. Includes area for detailing, minor re-pairs. On 9 Mile Rd. in Eastpointe just off I-94. D. Telang 313.802.4009 leave msg. (11/02) Set of near-new sheepskin seat covers for 911 front seats. Taken from 1993 911 convertible. Light tan color. New $400. Asking $250 negot. Thomas 734.358.9015 (10/01) Bridgestone Winter radial tires. WT-05 Two 205/50 R 17 One 255/40 R17. Excellent condition with 10/32 inch tread. Less than 300 miles on the tires. $125 for all three. Craig Silverton, 1393 Latham, Birmingham, MI. 248.258.5963 (03/02) Heated, alarmed indoor storage available - downtown Milford. Phil DeBerry cell: 248.224.6728 (08/02)
Muffler: stainless steel fits pre-89 Carrera with SSI headers, dual inlet, quad outlets, $150 Tom Krueger 313.881.8150 days, 586.566.9099 eve-nings [email protected] (08/02)
Autopower Rollbar for 911, 930, C2, C4 Cabriolet (Street roll bar, model #61380). Perfect for those with Cabriolets who want to attend drivers education events. Use your existing restraints and back seats. Does require drilling. $150. Tom Colville 248.360.7117 [email protected] West Bloomfield. (6/01)
To place your classified ad with The Bahn Stormer please contact: Glenn Trapp email: [email protected] Ph: 810.227.7854
Note: Please help us out by updating your classified ad.
Thank You. Fee: Advertisement for members is free, others are based on space availability and have a fee of $5.00.
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Membership Information: Those interested in joining Porsche Club of America (PCA) can fill out the application form located in this issue. Cost is $42. US per year. You will receive a subscription to both Panorama, the official PCA magazine, and your local region’s newsletter. Send the application and a check (or Visa/MC), payable to Porsche Club of America, to the membership chairperson (Glenn Trapp) to process. If you have questions or need additional information please contact the membership chairperson.
Subscription to The Bahn Stormer is free to *RSR members. Non-members pay an annual fee of $18. US.
Address Changes: If you change your address, please forward your new address to Porsche Club of America’s Executive Secretary; Diana Tringali PO Box 5900 Springfield, VA 22150 Please also forward your new address to the *RSR Membership Chairperson (Glenn Trapp). This will ensure the
timely delivery of both the Panorama and The Bahn Stormer.
Please take note: *Rally Sport Region’s official acronym from PCA national is RSP. Please make special note of this when dealing with PCA national.
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President / Staff Photographer
Mary Ann Kantrow * 734.998.1403 5557 N. Territorial Rd E. Ann Arbor, MI 48105 [email protected]
Vice President Sue Sarin * 248.855.2682 5742 Spring Water Ln. West Bloomfield, MI 48322 [email protected]
Past President Bob Sandau 734.525.0464 29900 Greenland, Livonia, MI 48154 [email protected]
Advertising Chairperson
Goodie Store Chairperson Chuck Freitas * 734.475.9875 10691 Roepke Rd, Chelsea, MI 48118 [email protected]
Membership Chairperson Glenn Trapp 810.227.7854 1834 Woodcreek, Brighton, MI 48114 [email protected]
Treasurer Burghard Linn * 810.227.1223 5248 Milroy Ln, Brighton, MI 48116 [email protected]
Secretary Kelly Roberts * 248.486.0942 60295 Lamplighter Dr, New Hudson, MI 48165 [email protected]
Tech Chairperson Jim Dunham 734.451.1288 6277 Mercedes Lane, Plymouth, MI 48170
Track Registrar
Steve Shanks 248.380.8536 17678 Maple Hill Dr, Northville, MI 48167 [email protected]
Track Chairpersons
Peter Maehling 810.220.8413 6324 Kevin Dr., Brighton, MI 48116 [email protected]
Matt Chapman 734.214.3833 fax: 734.214.3836 2600 English Oak, Ann Arbor, MI 48103 [email protected]
Safety Chairperson
John Melvin 734.665.8912 1218 Snyder, Ann Arbor, MI 48103 [email protected]
Insurance Chairperson Gary Starin * 248.887.2524 3691 Burwood Ln, Highland, MI 48357 [email protected]
Door Prize / Trophy Chairperson Lisa Sandau 734.525.0464 29900 Greenland, Livonia, MI 48154 [email protected]
Archivist / Historian Joe Lile 313.274.3091 22514 Alexandrine, Dearborn, MI 48124 [email protected]
Charity Chairpersons
David Bates [email protected] Jim Dunham
Board Members Christian Maloof * 734.332.9258 224 Columbus Dr. Ann Arbor, MI 48103 [email protected] Will Pearson * 734.665.2785 12 Northwick Ct. Ann Arbor, MI 48105 [email protected] Aaron Pfadt * 248.589.9214 3011 N. Wilson, Royal Oak, MI 48073 [email protected] Dick Zarbo * 734.994.532 2950 Lakehurst Ct, Ann Arbor, MI 48105 [email protected]
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Glenn Trapp, Joe Lile & Burghard Linn
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Vaughan Scott 734.207.5421 11626 Butternut Ln, Plymouth, MI 48170 [email protected] Aaron Pfadt [email protected]
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1834 Woodcreek, Brighton, MI 48114
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