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34th Annual Concours d’Elegance
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AUSPUFF The judges of the 34th Annual Concours d’Elegance
NOVEMBER 2010
Editor
John Alfenito
DerAuspuff@gmail.com
(818) 436-9204
Advertising Director
Don Kuckenbaker
dkuckenbaker@aol.com
(805)984-9406
Associate Editors
Birgitta Baker
Susan Stone
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Contributors
eatures
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Carolyn Ewbank
Bob Gordon
Janice Herndon
11 11 R.U.F. Quest For Barbecue
Martin Keller 13 Gimmick Rally - With A Twist
Nicolas Liakas 16 34th Annual Concours d’Elegance
Jeffrey & Rosalee Merrick
Caleb Newcomb 20 Camarillo Autocross
Marissa Sanchez 23 Pre-Concours Detail Clinic
Glenn Sato 27 SBR At Kiwanis Oktoberfest
Debbie Schultz
David Stone
Mike Turek
Printing onthly Meetings
M
Mike Pomerantz 7 Camarillo Breakfast
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Sir Speedy Printing 9 Santa Barbara Breakfast
1661 Pacific Avenue #20
Oxnard, CA 93033 28 Board of Directors Meeting
(805) 487-8300
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News & Events
NOVEMBER 2010 3 SBR Events Calendar
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12 Drive To The Nethercutt Museum
15 Annual Holiday Dinner Party
PORSCHE CLUB OF AMERICA • SANTA BARBARA REGION
18 It Happens In Vegas!
19 Seventh Annual Motor 4 Toys
26 Concours d’Elegance Final Results
30 SBR 2011 Election Ballot
D
epartments
3 SBR Board of Directors
34th Annual Concours d’Elegance 4 President’s Column
4 From The Editor’s Desk
On The Cover 24 PCA Membership Anniversaries
The five major award winners at 24 SBR New Members & Transfers
this year’s Concours d’Elegance.
Photos by John Alfenito 23
31 Classified Ads & Advertiser Directory
32 …the last word
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SBR Board of Directors A
SANT BARBARA REGION
Santa Barbara Region
President • David Stone
EVENTS CALENDAR
November
drs993@verizon.net (805) 389-8999
Vice President • Bill Sampson
malibubill@yahoo.com (310) 457-2601 Saturday 6 Camarillo Breakfast/Food Drive
Way-Point Café, 9:00 a.m.
Secretary • Nadine Tracy Wednesday 10 Board of Directors Meeting
nadine356@gmail.com (805) 898-1565
Saturday 13 Santa Barbara Breakfast/Food Drive
Moby Dick’s Restaurant, 9:00 a.m.
Treasurer • Steve Kaller Saturday 20 Nethercutt Museum Tour
stevekaller@verizon.net (818) 489-4225 jc@nexus.com Page 12
Membership Chair • Janice Herndon
janice911c2@gmail.com (805) 568-1965
December
Saturday 4 Camarillo Breakfast
Way-Point Café, 9:00 a.m.
Activities Co-Chairs
Doreen Pankow Sunday 5 Motor4Toys - Woodland Hills
& Ted Lighthizer Wednesday 8 Board of Directors Meeting
dpankow@sbcglobal.net
(805) 527-8280 Saturday 11 Santa Barbara Breakfast
Moby Dick’s Restaurant, 9:00 a.m.
Goodie Store Managers
Jeanne & John McNair Saturday 11 SBR 2010 Holiday Party
jjmcnair3@verizon.net dpankow@sbcglobal.net Page 15
January 2011
(805) 494-1527
Der Auspuff Editor • John Alfenito
DerAuspuff@gmail.com (818) 436-9204 Saturday 1 Happy New Year!
The Way-Point Café is closed today
Camarillo Breakfast resumes February 5
Past President • Nicolas Liakas
nicolasliakas@yahoo.com (818) 706-6016 Saturday 8 Santa Barbara Breakfast
Moby Dick’s Restaurant, 9:00 a.m.
Santa Barbara Region Board Appointees Wednesday 12 Board of Directors Meeting
Der Auspuff Advertising Director • Don Kuckenbaker Fri/Mon 14-17 It Happens In Vegas!
dkuckenbaker@aol.com
Archives Director • James Oldham MLK Weekend Trip to Las Vegas
oldhamjames@msn.com ndajb@aol.com Page 18
Autocross Co-Chair • Dan Byers
dan_byers@mac.com
Autocross Co-Chair • Martin Keller
mhkflyer2@gmail.com JOSEPH CARASTRO IV
Concours d’Elegance Chair • Carolyn Ewbank DMD, MS
bcewbank1@verizon.net ORTHODONTICS &
Distribution Directors • Chet & Joan Yabitsu DENTOFACIAL ORTHOPEDICS
yabitsu@charter.net
Insurance Chair • Jim Brown se
122 S. Patterson Avenue, Suite 214
ile
With A Sm
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brownbearz@verizon.net Santa Barbara, CA 93111
Rally Chair • Joe Schneider Tel: 805.964.4786
autohaus@silcom.com E-mail: dr.joe@verizon.net
Webmaster • Randy Fishwick www.risewithasmile.com
rfishwick@hotmail.com
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President’s Column Phone (805)659-3311
David Stone
The Optimist Creed
A
Promise yourself:
s you know, November marks the month when we To be so strong that nothing can disturb your peace of mind.
traditionally pause to give thanks for the many blessings To talk health, happiness, and prosperity to every person you meet.
To make all your friends feel that there is something in them.
we have received throughout the year. For some people, To look at the sunny side of everything and make your optimism come true.
this year has been difficult with unemployment, illnesses, family To think only of the best, to work only for the best, and to expect only the best.
To be just as enthusiastic about the success of others as you are about your own.
problems or other issues. But as members of the SBR family, To forget the mistakes of the past and press on to the greater achievements of the future.
we are probably more fortunate than most. I hope that you will To wear a cheerful countenance at all times and give every living creature you meet a smile.
To give so much time to the improvement of yourself that you have no time to criticize others.
be able to celebrate the season with friends and family and take To be too large for worry, too noble for anger, too strong for fear,
And too happy to permit the presence of trouble.
the opportunity to reflect on how good life truly is. It’s also the
perfect time to share with others less fortunate in any way we can. Paid for by Bill Sampson • 310-457-2601 • malibubill@yahoo.com
And here’s one way to help. Please attend one or both of our
STRAUSS
November breakfast meetings and bring at least three food items
for donation to the Ventura County Food Share, one of our
designated charities for 2010. Non-perishable items such as cans
of vegetables or fruit, dried beans, rice, any type of pasta, cereal, LAW G RD U PAPC
and non-carbonated drinks are welcome. We will present the
bounty to our Food Share representative as another gift from the DAVID L. CUNNINGHAM
Santa Barbara Region. DAVID L. CUNNINGHAM
Of Counsel
Of Counsel 1484 East Main Street
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On November 20th, members of the Porsche Mademoiselle Estate Planning
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County Food Share by “working the line,” sorting and boxing Bus 805/641-9992 dlc@strausslawgroup.com
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to join in should contact Karen Turek at klynnturek@hotmail.
com. Space is limited, so get signed up today.
From The Editor’s Desk
An alternative activity for November 20th is a drive through
the mountains and a tour of the Nethercutt Museum in Sylmar.
SBR member John Cliff has put together an event that promises John Alfenito
to be a real crowd pleaser. After a spirited jaunt behind the wheel
of your favorite car, we’ll have brunch together at the legendary
Rock House Restaurant at The Rock Store, a frequent haunt of
local celebrities. Then it’s a short drive to Sylmar for a guided
F or those SBR members who might
be on “the sidelines,” I hope all the
activities covered in this edition of Der
tour of the famous Nethercutt Museum, home to a wonderful Auspuff will tempt you to become more
collection of classic automobiles, antique furnishings and a involved. Every month an interesting
variety of vintage musical instruments you won’t want to miss. lineup of club get-togethers, from our two breakfast meetings to
You’ll find registration information on Page 12 of this issue. driving events and social functions, gives you a lot from which to
Finally, don’t forget to mark your ballot (Page 30) for SBR’s choose.
Board of Directors for 2011. Make your vote count by turning it Why not join us on the first Saturday of the month at the Way-
in no later than December 4, 2010. The SBR Board of Directors Point Café in the Camarillo Airport or on the second Saturday
will be installed at our annual Holiday Party December 11, 2010 morning of every month, we convene at Moby Dick’s on Stearns
at the Four Points Sheraton Hotel in Ventura. Wharf in Santa Barbara. These monthly breakfasts provide a great
Thank you for your generosity throughout the year that has opportunity to meet new members, reconnect with fellow car
allowed us to help support three worthy causes. Susan and I wish enthusiasts, and hear about the other events our club has for you
you all a safe and enjoyable Thanksgiving holiday. to enjoy. I hope to see you at an SBR function very soon.
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OCTOBeR 2, 2010 • CAMARILLO
A Balmy Breakfast
Kickoff For October
Story & Photos by John Alfenito
A
n unseasonably tropical morning greeted the 139
members and guests at our October Camarillo Breakfast.
Seventy-seven Porsches, from 356s and 914s to GT3s and
Panameras, filled the Way-Point Café lawn, once again creating an
instant car show.
SBAG’s Walt Branscome (left) and author Randy Leffingwell
President Dave Stone called the meeting to order and
introduced author Randy Leffingwell, who is writing another book
about Porsche. Randy, who has asked for SBR assistance in the
past, did so again, in an advance solicitation for member cars to be
photographed for the new project. Several members volunteered,
and our region’s Porsches will be well represented when Randy
publishes the book in 2011.
Janice Herndon, our Membership Chair, introduced new
members Tim Martin from Thousand Oaks, and Don & Claudia
Earl of Oxnard. First-time breakfast goers Steve & Amy Keneally of
Montecito and Bruce Frasco from West Hills, a recent transfer from
the L.A. Region, were also recognized. Jeannette Smith brought a
special guest - Taekwondo Master Kim from Buson, South Korea.
From Oxnard, new members Don & Claudia Earl
Don’t forget to see Janice and “sign in” when you attend the
breakfast meetings. It helps us keep track of how many participants
we have, and we can also assist you in meeting some new members
if you like. Plus, you get those free raffle tickets (see below).
Activities Co-Chairs Ted Lighthizer and Doreen Pankow
outlined the upcoming SBR events with several individual event
coordinators promoting their specific dates. information on all
upcoming activities are always found here in Der Auspuff or
online at our website pcasb.org
Once again, the meeting closed with a drawing for several
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OCTOBeR 9, 2010 • SANTA BARBARA
Perfect Weather Greets
Pre-Concours Crowd
Story & Photos by John Alfenito
O
n the day before our annual Concours d’Elegance, a few
of the familiar faces were absent - no doubt hard at work
shining up their cars for the contest to come. However,
beautiful clear skies greeted the gathering of 37 members and
guests who parked their 22 Porsches on the pier at Stearns Wharf.
Janice Herndon (l) and Doreen Pankow President Dave Stone welcomed everyone and introduced a
few dignitaries, including author/photographer Randy Leffingwell.
Randy briefly addressed the club telling us a new book is in the
creation phase. Titled “The Complete Book of Porsche 911s,”
Randy’s new tome will require hundreds of photos of 911s. He
solicited our assistance, and promised to provide Dave Stone with a
list of the specific years/models of 911 that he’d like to photograph.
The incentive to allow Randy to use your car for his book, besides
the obvious prestige of being included, would be a signed copy of
the book upon its completion, and a CD of the photos Randy will
shoot. We’ll keep you updated on this.
Dave announced that Mike & Karen Turek have traded their
beloved 993 Coupe for a 2007 997 C4S Cabriolet. The Artic Silver
beauty was parked among its peers and drew an admiring crowd
after breakfast. SBR member and Santa Barbara Auto Group rep
Walt Branscome handled the transaction for Mike & Karen.
New SBR member Dennis Archie of Thousand Oaks
Membership Chair Janice Herndon recognized new member
Dennis Archie from Thousand Oaks, who was attending his first
breakfast meeting as a member, having joined within the week.
Janice also introduced new members Claudie & Don Earl of
Oxnard.
Doreen Pankow, our Activities Co-Chair, ran down the calendar
of upcoming Santa Barbara Region events including the November
20th trip to the Nethercutt Museum, the Nov 20th P.M.S. work
session at Food Share in Oxnard, and the December 11th Holiday
Party at the Four Points Sheraton Hotel.
Before the meeting was adjourned, more classic Porsche posters,
courtesy of SBAG, were raffled off, along with bags of Meguiar’s
detailing products donated by Dick Douglass. Good food, great
friends, terrific weather, and lots of fun…what more could you ask
MIke & Karen Turek and their 997 C4S Cabriolet from SBAG for? Hope to see you at a meeting very soon. =
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R.U.F. Quest For Original Barbecue
Story & Photos by Nicolas Liakas
A
journey of discovery awaited 20
R.U.F.ians on September 23...a
slight departure from previous
adventures as the destination was not to
be an “educational experience” but rather
a gastronomic lesson. We were in search of
the origin of Santa Maria Style Barbeque,
and we found it!
This unique style of preparing, serving
and enjoying tri-tip is named for the small
city that launched the feast almost a half
century ago, and had the recipe copyrighted Trueman. It was also nice to see the return of Santa Maria, accompanied by his wife
in 1978. It’s not just the special and secret of Gordy Weniger after being missing in Donna. We grabbed the opportunity to
ingredients that appeal to us carnivores; it’s action for a few months. We completed the take their picture, but one member of our
the entire method of presentation coupled customary paperwork and commenced our group had the audacity to inquire into the
with the correct fixings. The specific drive up Highway 154. Just past Los Olivos, mayor’s official compensation package,
location given credit for all this (according we turned onto Foxen Canyon Road for using the City of Bell scandal as the excuse.
to many but not everyone whom you might practically the entire balance of our trip. The mayor and his wife roared in laughter,
ask) is Shaw’s Steak House in the heart of It was a beautiful drive along the thank goodness! The offending inquirer
Santa Maria. We went to savor the goodies numerous vineyards, each ready for shall remain anonymous; besides, I already
in search of the truth. We located the harvest in the very near future. The scenic apologized to the mayor. Oops!
alleged home, but were stifled in our quest sights coupled with the pleasant surface The menu included soup or salad,
for the truth and nothing but the truth. and curvature of the roadway provided baked beans, salsa, garlic bread, several
We had an especially beautiful and a masterful and memorable one-hour side dishes and of course the main event.
mild morning when we gathered at our Porsche driving experience. There was a The meat was perfectly cooked! Not one
customary starting place, the Sears parking momentary negative instance when dust complaint from our usually demanding
lot in downtown Santa Barbara. Joining us from nearby agricultural trucks blanketed crew, and by the end of the meal everyone
for their first-time appearance today were our caravan; it was somewhat amusing to expressed his/her great satisfaction with
prospective member Dennis Archie and witness our petrified road warriors attempt the day’s adventure. However, we could not
Helen Boswell, who accompanied Ron previously unknown driving techniques in conclusively declare where this style of BBQ
failed attempts to avert or circumnavigate had its official origin, but we were glad to
the stress point. Our cars were a little exit the premises with the acceptance that
dustier, but eager to carry forth nonetheless. we indeed feasted in a historic site.
We were somewhat early for our The R.U.F. committee meets once each
restaurant reservations, but the staff and month on a weekday. After all, we are retired
the BBQ were ready and waiting. Before we and unemployed folks. If you would like to
could devour the medium-rare or medium join us in our various adventures, please
steaks, we were to be confronted with two contact the undersigned at nicolasliakas@
surprises. First, and just by happenstance, yahoo.com =
a Boxster pulled into
the parking lot. It was
occupied by Barry &
Valerie Weinstein who
were on their way to
Monterey for a family
commitment and just
happened to see all our
Porsches in the lot. Two
more for lunch, please.
The second surprise
awaiting our arrival was
the Honorable Larry
Lavaquino, the mayor Santa Maria Mayor Larry Lavaquino and his wife Donna
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2OTH LET’S TAKE A DRIVE TO THE
NETHERCUTT MUSEUM
We’ll meet at 9:00 a.m. at the Park & Ride lot at Las Posas Road, SW side of the 101 Freeway. Departure is at 9:30 a.m.
for a challenging and fun drive on Potrero Road and Mulholland Highway to The Rock Store’s famous Rock Café for
brunch around 10:45 a.m. After brunch it’s on to the renowned Nethercutt Museum in Sylmar for a docent-led tour at
1:30 p.m. Total cost per person, including brunch and activity fee, is only $20.
Please R.S.V.P. to John Cliff (805) 981-8211 or jc@enexus.com Send your check made out to PCA/SBR care of:
John Cliff, 1133 Unidad Way, Oxnard, CA 93030. Cancellations within 48 hours of this event WILL NOT RECEIVE A REFUND.
Join the online discussion 24/7.
Get technical help. Shop the free classifieds.
Line up some friends for a weekend drive.
You can do it all on the SBR Members’ Forum.
pcasbr.org/forums/
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Gimmick Rally With A California Twist
barbeque lunch of chicken, tri-tip and
salads was prepared on the spot by Aaron
Johnson’s Q-Time Barbeque in Ojai (805-
798-2138). Q-Time is a club favorite, and
the lunch was a fine example of why the
club continues to call on Aaron’s terrific
services.
What about the Gimmick Rally
winners? The grading was on the honor
system, albeit closely monitored by the
group. This year we had SBR Goodie Store
gift certificates for the top three winners of
the Gimmick Rally, and a first place prize
for the California Twist winner. Jeff Parker
and Becky Lundberg were our first place
winners, a step up from last year’s second
place finish. Jeff and Becky received a
By Rosalee & Jeffrey Merrick $50 gift certificate from the SBR Goodie
S
Store. Steve & Ilene Freeman, Gimmick
aturday, September 25th the call Hitching Post restaurant made famous by Rally finalists, were in second place and
to order went out: “Are you ready the movie “Sideways.” Our travels were all received a $35 gift certificate. A tie-breaker
to rally?” In reality, it was our in search of the 55 Gimmick Rally answers. was required to determine the third place
annual SBR Gimmick Rally with It was really quite a sight. finalist. The extra-points question: “In
a little something extra – the California what year did Porsche celebrate its 50th
trivia twist. This year’s Gimmick Rally After an hour-plus of driving, our anniversary?” The answer, for those that
was planned and hosted by Sue & Randy destination was at hand. Tucked away off might have brain freeze, is 1998. Our third
Kinsling and Rosalee & Jeffrey Merrick. the 101 freeway is the beautiful Nojoqui Continued on Page 14
Remember, the Gimmick Rally is not about Falls County Park, one of
time or speed, and it is not a race. It is northern Santa Barbara
about using your keen observational skills County’s best-kept secrets.
and your aptitude for solving word plays. Upon arriving at the park
Gimmick rallies, unlike their namesake grounds, ralliers gathered
brethren “Car Rallies,” are meant to be a under the cool shade of
casual driving experience, with a driver, the oak trees to relax. The
a navigator, a fun car, and a set of game picnic tables adorned with
show-type questions. Think of “Jeopardy” tablecloths and fresh apples
in a car. “I’ll take Roadside Landmarks for provided a welcoming
$200, Mr. Trebek.” Then imagine 52 club atmosphere. Maybe “relax”
members and 26 Porsches driving like little is not the appropriate
old ladies from Pasadena, craning their word since we all actually
necks to catch a glimpse of a passing road sat down to complete the
sign or landmark. second challenge: the 32
California trivia twist
Our starting point was the Sears parking questions. Even though the
lot in Santa Barbara. After a briefing of the majority of the ralliers claim
Gimmick Rally rules and a warning that to have California origins,
“you may not like the person sitting in the these twist questions proved
seat next to you after this is all over,” the that true Californians are a
group took off at 10:00 a.m. High powered rare breed indeed.
sports cars meandered first through the
streets of Santa Barbara, then through the By noon, our ralliers
San Marcos Pass and the picturesque Santa had worked up an appetite,
Ynez Valley. Next came a drive through the and the smell of barbeque
quaint town of Solvang which included the was in the air. A gourmet
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Continued from Page 13
place Gimmick Rally finalists were Mike
& Karen Turek, who received a $25 gift
certificate from the SBR Goodie Store. The
Gimmick Rally California Twist winners
were David Litschel & Martha Shilliday,
who received a lovely coffee table book
on – you guessed it – California. Most
of the ralliers could have used this book
before they attempted to answer the trivia
questions. Congratulations to all of our
Gimmick Rally winners!
After the tasty lunch had been
consumed, prizes awarded and member
fraternization had dwindled down, a few
of the ralliers needed to stretch their legs
before departing. Honorable mentions go Rosalee & Jeffrey Merrick along with Doreen Pankow (background)
to the happy feet of Janice Herndon (in
heels), Steven Bernston, Doreen Pankow,
Ted Lighthizer, Steve Freeman, Ilene
Freeman, Rosalee Merrick and Jeffrey
Merrick for making the easy 10-minute
hiking trail to the falls, where the water
cascades 66 feet down a mossy, fern-
covered sandstone wall and into a pool. For
those who decided to skip this hike, you
missed a very beautiful section of the park.
And there was even a little waterfall action
to heighten our visual pleasure. This park
is strongly recommended for a return trip
in early spring when the falls are at their
high water mark or anytime after a rainfall.
Needless to say, it was a perfect ending to a
fun-filled day.
If you would like to organize and host
a future SBR event, please contact Ted & The ralliers enjoying the beautiful picnic area at Nojoqui Falls County Park
Doreen at dpankow@sbcglobal.net. They
are our SBR Activities Co-Chairs and they
provide tremendous support with the
planning and execution of all our activities.
An additional source of SBR information
is the club’s website www.pcasb.org, where
you can find back issues of Der Auspuff
and complete information on upcoming
events. Remember, the cars are fun, but it’s
really all about the people. =
Photos by Nicolas Liakas
First Place finishers Jeff Parker and Becky Lundberg
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Announcing the Santa Barbara Region’s Annual
Holiday Dinner Party
Saturday, December 11, 2010
At The Four Points Sheraton Hotel
1050 Schooner Drive, Ventura Harbor
Enjoy fine dining, harbor views, great music,
fun dancing and wonderful camaraderie!
No-host cocktails from 6:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
All for only $55.00 per person (includes tax & tip)
R.S.V.P. no later than December 4 with funds payable to
PCA-SBR, c/o Doreen Pankow, 2251 Brownstone Creek Ave.,
Simi Valley, CA 93111 • dpankow@sbcglobal.net
The Holiday Party will include the installation of the 2011 SBR Officers & Board of Directors.
Please bring an unwrapped toy valued at $10 or more for donation to charity.
Sponsored by Names: _____________________________________________________
The Auto Gallery Number of persons: _____________ Amount enclosed: _______________
Email Address: _______________________________________________
Entrée Choice(s): Herb Marinated Salmon Seared Filet
Chicken______ Filet______ Mignon _______
Cancellations within 48 hours of this event WILL NOT RECEIVE A REFUND
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California State University Channel Islands • October 10, 2010
34th Annual Concours d’Elegance
By Carolyn Ewbank
A
perfect day and a beautiful new venue combined for which they eagerly did. A huge thank-you goes out to Rusnak for
our 34th Annual Concours d’Elegance on the special their continuing support of our region throughout the year. We
date of 10/10/10. Special indeed, as 71 Porsches were presented a commemorative plaque to Rusnak Westlake General
perfectly placed on the grass of El Dorado Park on Manager Keith Goldberg for his company’s specific sponsorship of
the campus of California State University Channel Islands in the concours.
Camarillo. Several car-related businesses and Der Auspuff advertisers
No event of this magnitude could ever be successfully staged were invited to set up displays on the perimeter of the show field.
without the help of many individuals. I’d like to publicly thank the Lavaggio - The Art of Auto Detailing, SoCal Shop Guy, Bling Ragz,
members of the Concours Committee for all their help in making Dr. ColorChip, and World Class Motoring were all on hand to
our concours work so smoothly. Dick Douglass, who acted as greet their current customers and, hopefully, generate a few new
Concours Co-Chair, always went above and beyond, when I ones. We thank all the vendors for joining us.
needed extra help. His pre-concours detail clinic (see Page 23) was Some special guests were present, too: PCNA Regional
both extremely helpful and very entertaining. Aftersales Manager Kerry West; PCNA Past-Club Liaison Jack
The Porsches started arriving before dawn, with owners eager Blair; noted Porsche author and photographer Randy Leffingwell;
to begin the final detail process before judging would commence. Past General Manager at Rusnak Porsche/Westlake David Pierce;
Every speck of dust and dirt had to be addressed. Several volunteers and our very own Zone 8 Representative Michael Dolphin.
were there to greet the early participants. Luckily, coffee and With 38 judged entries to inspect, the judges worked through
pastries were on hand to the morning. As lunchtime
help the helpers get the busy arrived, a delicious Mexican
day off to a well-organized buffet was served first to the
start. Sincere thanks to all judges, timers, and runners
the concours volunteers for so they could get back to
always stepping up to the the task at hand. A short
plate and helping out where time later, participants and
needed. guests formed two lines for
As the sun rose, a the hearty lunch, including
rumbling was heard coming a delightful cheesecake for
up the CSUCI drive. All dessert, and sat down at the
heads turned, as a bright tables arranged in the shade
red 1987 959 was slowly of the giant sycamores.
directed into the center of As they’ve done in
the Full Concours section. numerous years past,
The sighting of a 959 is a Tony Hart’s incredible 1987 Porsche 959 Jeanette Bassett and
rare event as there are very few “federalized” examples in the U.S. Linsey Orr processed the concours scoring as each car’s judging
This beautiful icon of Porsche’s early experiments with “supercars,” was completed. This is no small task as the information must be
justifiably drew a lot of attention all day long. rechecked and arranged prior to the Awards Ceremony which
Our SBR Autocross Co-Chair Dan Byers acted as concours was scheduled for 2:30 p.m. Naturally, with the divisions so full
emcee, making the necessary announcements to keep our show on of competitors, two cars had to be re-judged to resolve tie scores.
schedule and running smoothly. Everyone agreed that Dan did a Jeanette and Linsey handled this admirably as the division winners
terrific job, setting the perfect tone for a relaxed day of advanced were determined.
Porsche appreciation. Before the concours awards were announced and presented,
As your Head Judge and Concours Chair, I called the judges each judge was recognized and given a lovely writing pen in an
meeting at 9:30 a.m. so they could begin their tasks promptly at engraved gray metal box as a token of our thanks for all their hard
10:00 a.m. Twenty-two judges plus timers and runners gathered work. It would be impossible to stage a successful concours without
together to get their hats, name badges, and other “equipment” our judges. We thank them all again.
necessary to judge the 38 entries that had registered in the Now, to the awards (complete list is on Page 26). Darya & Roger
competitive classes. Loyo with their beautiful 1969 Polo Red 912 Coupe joining us from
Our event sponsor, Rusnak Porsche/Westlake, brought their Hermosa Beach won the Wash & Shine Division.
boutique with lots of Porsche products for sale. The dealership Taking Best of Show in the Street Division was Robert Watt
also provided eight new Porsches for our attendees to inspect, with his gorgeous 2003 996 4S Grey Coupe. Robert traveled from
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the Bakersfield area, Golden Empire Region, where he is their
Concours Chair this year.
In the Unrestored Division, John Kraus with his 1988 White
911 Carrera Targa was presented with the Best of Show. John is a
proud Santa Barbara Region member.
With all six parts of the car judged, including undercarriage,
Joseph Demeo and his 1986 Marble Grey 930 Coupe took home
the Best of Show Award in Full Concours. Joseph is from Pacific
Palisades.
All concours entrants and those whose cars were displayed
received a ballot to select their favorite Porsche at the show –
The People’s Choice Award. The winner was Marco Gerace and
his stunning 1972 Tangerine 911ST Coupe. It’s always a treat
giving out an award to an owner and car deemed best by all the The men from Rusnak Porsche/Westlake (l-r): Mark Viggiano-
other participants…not judged, but preferred by the majority. Porsche Brand Specialist, Keith Goldberg-General Manager,
Sam Abergel-Service Manager, Syd Sutton-Parts Manager, and
Congratulations to Marco and to everyone who participated in Mark Leach-Shop Foreman
our most successful concours ever. We look forward to seeing you
all again next year as the Santa Barbara Region celebrates its 35th
annual gathering of the greats. =
Event Photos by John Alfenito and Bob Gordon
Welcome to the concours! (l-r) Volunteers Toni Briones, Karen
Turek , Sue Kinsling, and Jeanette Bassett
Darya & Roger Loyo Robert Watt
John Kraus Joseph Demeo Carolyn Ebwank gives Keith Goldberg a thank-you plaque
Marco Gerace The People’s Choice - Marco Gerace’s 1972 911ST Coupe
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This includes one buffet dinner at
the Mirage Friday evening, sit-down
lunch at the Harley-Davidson Café on
Saturday, and a picnic-catered lunch at
Valley of Fire on Sunday. Entrance fees
for both Hoover Dam and the Valley of
Fire State Park, along with the activity
fee are also included. Other meals and
entertainment are on your own.
Hoover Dam
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January 14-17, 2011 We get a 10% discount to any shows
at the Mirage (including: Cirque du
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town that never sleeps. With great ac- and only Harley-Davidson Café. hotel separately at an additional cost
tivities planned, fine food, good friends of $130 per night. This includes the
and always lots of laughs, this trip, like On Sunday, a beautiful 55-mile drive resort fee and covered parking. This
past ones, will leave you with a week- to the Valley of Fire State Park, a loca- rate will be effective only until Dec.14,
end to remember. tion known for its unusual rock forma- 2010 . They are only holding 30 rooms,
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a buffet dinner Friday evening. Satur- Las Vegas, Nevada.
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spectacular Hoover Dam. This 726-foot Cost: $115 per person .
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CAMARILLO AUTOCROSS
T
By Martin Keller he Santa Barbara Region Autocross season is over after
the very successful September 18, 2010, Autocross at the
Camarillo Airport. The entire season was a great success
due to the work of all the volunteers who have stepped up to
organize and run these events for the club. Our autocrosses have
proven to be very popular. We’ve had full attendance throughout
the season and have had a waiting list at each event. Co-Chairs
Lloyd Martinez and Dan Byers have worked hard to allow all of
us to enjoy testing our own abilities as well as our cars’ abilities
without any incidents.
The last Camarillo Autocross was a little different than usual in
several ways. First, it was Co-chair Lloyd Martinez’s last Camarillo
Autocross. He’s stepping down after two years of working to
Lloyd Martinez Dan Byers organize and help with the different autocross events put on by
the club. Lloyd will be missed as co-chair, but it’s hoped that he
will volunteer as his time permits and that he will continue to
participate in club events.
Lloyd’s position as the Camarillo Co-chair is being filled by
yours truly. If you attended the autocross, you most likely saw
me following Lloyd around, learning all the things that need to
be addressed to ensure a successful event. There are a great many
things that must be accomplished, as I have learned from Lloyd
and Dan and the other volunteers. Among them are retrieving and
returning the club’s autocross trailer and how all the registrations
are handled and processed for our events.
Second, the autocross team had all of the participants sign in
and identified at the airport gate and assigned a run group color
and car number so that they could have access to the event without
too much delay. The participants could then just go to the tech area
and then to the run group parking area they were assigned, after
their car passed tech inspection. The tech folks from Schneider
Autohaus were very efficient and had everyone ready to make their
first practice run on time.
Yes, the gate seemed a little crazy, but the folks who volunteered
to man the gate and check everyone in did a great job. The eager
participants were waiting at the gate when we arrived to set up
the registration table at 6:00 a.m. for the event. As one of the co-
chairs said, we hope to do better next year in this area so that it
will be a little smoother next season. The airport now requires that
everyone be identified and signed in as part of the new Homeland
Security measures. Check-in at the gate also helps to keep the
commotion at a reasonable level at the course location for all the
club volunteers and to get things going as soon as practical.
Third, the course was set up and run on the right side of the
airport area and finished up where we’ve usually started in the past.
The course was also laid out to be more technical than a high-speed
course. But it was still quite fast, as people were putting down some
very quick and impressive times. It also gave the drivers a good
workout, as the layout made them work their steering wheels to
the max to avoid those little orange cones. The length of the course
was just right and allowed all of the participants plenty of practice
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laps before our break for lunch. Q-Time BBQ catered the lunch,
and it was above and beyond what everyone was expecting at an
autocross.
Fourth, the afternoon runs took a little longer, but we were still
able to have everyone, including the volunteers, out of the airport
at a reasonable time. The timing crew, Jeff Parker and Jeff Merrick,
paid special attention to the operation of the equipment so that
everyone’s times were recorded and the cone counts were verified
and scored correctly. They really did a great job making sure all of
the data was efficiently gathered and scored.
Last but certainly not least, the club wants to thank all of the
volunteers who helped with the autocross events throughout this
past year. Without your help, none of the events would have been
a success for the club, nor would they have been as much fun for
the participants who attended. It’s not just the co-chairs and the
timing crew that make these events happen. Thanks to all who
step up and do the tasks, such as setting up the course, manning
the check-in and cleaning up at the end of the day. There are a lot
of you out there who work in the background and do it just because
that’s the way you are.
Many thanks also go to our great sponsor, Rusnak Westlake
Porsche. We hope to see you next season! =
Event Photos by Nicolas Liakas, Caleb Newcomb,
Marissa Sanchez, & Glenn Sato
COMPLETE RESULTS
ON PAGE 22
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CAMARILLO AUTOCROSS
09/18/10 FINAL RESULTS
top 1.
2.
Lisa Severy
Ryan Severy
Corvette
Corvette
43.644
44.820
6.
7.
Amil Garcia
Frank Donahue
Lotus elise
Cayman S
46.674
46.859
10 3.
4.
5.
Larry Martinez
Chistos Adam
David Witteried
BMW M3
Miata
911S Targa
45.584
45.569
45.640
8.
9.
10.
Fred Bowen
Charile Bennet
Lloyd Martinez
911S
Boxster S
Boxster
47.786
48.136
48.157
Pos. Class Driver Car Model Best Time Pos. Class Driver Car Model Best Time
1 f ed Palmer 911T dns 9 x Joe Finegold Lotus elise 48.551
1 f Aaron Burham 911T dns 10 x Martin Keller Miata 49.021
1 gs Nick Rettie 924S 51.805 11 x Samuel Petrasca Toyota MR2 49.395
1 hi Fred Bowen 911 S 47.786 12 x Darren Friedman Cobra 49.527
1 hs David Witteried 911S Targa 45.640 13 x Nick Sibersky Subaru 49.811
1 j Michael Klein 911 52.743 14 x Gary Davison Miata 50.432
1 js Chris Andropoulos Porsche 951 53.632 15 x Glenn Sato Miata 51.162
1 kp Brian Adlawan 968 Cab 55.707 16 x Troy Dudley Corvette 51.939
1T l Lloyd Martinez Boxster 48.157 17 x Peter Wood Mazda Speed 3 51.972
2T l Dave Madsen Boxster 49.055 18 x Doug Biggs Infiniti G35 50.996
1T n Frank Donahue Cayman S 46.859 19 x Neil Friedlander BMW M3 52.041
2T n William Byrd Cayman S 51.275 20 x Richard Schrope TransAM 52.254
3T n Robert Freed Boxster S 54.292 21 x Bill Brier Sr. Mercedes SLS 52.451
4 n Steve Ferrari 911 Cabriolet 57.665 22 x Paul Scott Cobra 52.481
1T np Charlie Bennet Boxster S 48.136 23 x Ted Lighthizer MINI 52.665
2T np Don Bennet Boxster S 53.016 24 x Michael Parrotta Mustang 53.003
1T o Kim Leigh 911 Carrera 55.179 25 x Caleb Newcomb Jetta 53.265
2T o Ronald Trueman Jr. Carrera 4S 57.613 26 x Andre Metzger Miata 53.340
3 o Ronald Trueman Carrera 4S 85.936 27 x Mike Zielinski Cobra 53.708
4 o Steve Bachman 996 4S dns 28 x Ken Whitney S2000 53.721
1T q Chris Breuner 997 4S 49.503 29 x Justin Ooms Audi A4 54.967
2T q Shahram Fatemi Porsche 997 49.835 30 x Rich Shaw BMW 325 55.055
3 q Ben Coats 997 4S 50.004 31 x Patrick Redd MINI 55.763
4 q Ken Shinpo 996 Turbo 54.331 32 x Steve Doll BMW M3 55.938
1 k-r Richard Wolf Cayenne 58.507 33 x Keerti Bhamidpati Honda Civic SI 56.178
1T x Lisa Severy Corvette 43.644 34 x Sevan Dakarian Porsche 997 59.793
2T x Ryan Severy Corvette 44.820 35 x Pete Moore Cobra Daytona 60.820
3T x Larry Martinez BMW M3 45.564 36 x Fred Langalang Datsun 240z 61.686
4T x Christos Adam Miata 45.569 37 x James Garrigus BMW 335i 64.074
5T x Amil Garcia Lotus elise 46.674 38 x Steven MacFarlane Corvette dns
6 x Mark Helmick S2000 48.167 38 x Fred Sangalang Datsun 240z dns
7 x Bill Brier Jr. Mercedes SLS 48.422 38 x David Dewittig Ferrari dns
8 x Joe Ligutti Mitsubishi evo 48.539 38 x Paul MacFarlane Corvette dns
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Detail Clinic
A Shining Success
By Carolyn Ewbank
O
n a beautiful Saturday at a beautiful location, Lavaggio –
The Art of Auto Detailing, Agoura Hills, 38 eager students
listened attentively to Dick “Concours extraordinaire”
Douglass and Eric Walker of Meguiar’s at the third annual SBR
Pre-Concours Detail Clinic.
Representing Lavaggio was General Manager Lydia Derian and
Our instructor, the always entertaining Dick Douglass
Dustin Troyan, who handles their marketing. They welcomed us
and explained when Lavaggio opened and the kind of detailing
they do. They gave each student a discount coupon for a detail of
their choice.
Before Dick started his presentation, the Meguiar’s team
took member Lloyd Martinez’s Boxster into the detailing area of
Lavaggio to work on it. Their purpose was to show everyone how a
car looks in different stages of detailing with their products.
After Carolyn Ewbank, Concours Chair for 2010, introduced
Dick Douglass, he began revealing countless detailing secrets.
Dick’s instructions were designed to assist the attendees in
preparing their cars for the upcoming 34th Annual Santa Barbara
Region Concours d’Elegance. He showed us the use of types of
products for obtaining the best results. Dick answered the excellent
Lavaggio’s Lydia Derian and Dustin Troyan questions from the students, which helped them understand what
the judges would be looking for on their cars. He talked about
products and cloths that you should avoid, and what care was
recommended to keep the cloths you do use in their best condition.
Dick spoke about the Zone 8 Concours Rules and how they are
applied in judging at concours events. He revealed the places in
your car the judges love to examine to see how much detail you
have actually done.
A delicious lunch of salad, sandwiches, chips, cookies and soft
drinks catered by Lavaggio’s Bistro across the street was served at
12:30 p.m.
At 1:00 p.m. Carolyn Ewbank introduced the three
representatives from Meguiar’s who had traveled up from Orange
County. Eric Walker showed how best to clean a car and the correct
products and cloths to use. He explained what you should look for
Concours Chair Carolyn Ewbank with the dreaded white gloves in a microfiber cloth, how to launder these cloths, even warning us
to remove the product tags to avoid scratching the paint. Meguiar’s
then brought the demonstration Boxster out into the sun. They had
taped the hood of the car into four sections to demonstrate how
each additional step and product used improved the look of the
car. The final cleaning stage removed the “spider webs,” making the
car shine like a mirror.
At the end of Meguiar’s instructions they gave each student a
Goodie Bag with a cleaning product and a microfiber cloth. Also, a
CD was given to each student with helpful information for detailing
their car before the concours. Dick Douglass was rewarded with a
gasoline credit card for his day’s work. =
Photos by John Alfenito
The participants listen as Dick reveals some judging secrets
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PORSCHE CLUB OF AMERICA SBR MEMBER ANNIVERSARIES
29 Years 16 Years 4 Years 1 Year
Michael & Peggy Moore Carolyn ewbank 9 Years Steven & Marilyn Bachman Frank & Nancee Baldino
Jeffrey & Terri Field Michael & Kathleen Mills Charles & Donna Bell David Bayer
27 Years Peter & Daniel Postas Thomas & Arthea Hermann Mark & Debbie Blankenship
Alan Surgi 14 Years Rod & Susan Hersberger Martha Burciaga
Michael & 8 Years Richard & Joan Jonsson Michael Cavalier
Adrienne Pomerantz Ben Coats
25 Years Steven Bernston
Otto & Linda Crass
Michelle Hampton Henry Calles 3 Years
Randy & Sue Kinsling Francis & Anna Donahue
& Andrew Tymkiw 13 Years Harold ertlet
Roberto Michelin 7 Years Richard Kelman & Patti
Mccourt Mylene Furey
22 Years Matthew & Richard Hall
Brian & Janet Smith Daryl Haus
Jay S. Laifman 12 Years Falin & Karin Shieh
Allen & Patrick Trowbridge Michael Ludwig
Wayne & Houri Greko Drew Mackel
18 Years 6 Years Fred Petro
2 Years
Paula Golus 11 Years Claire Mamakos
Gary W. Baker
Joao Ricci Terra
Carol Primea & Ted Frech & Peter Kokiousis Tama Riddle
Jorge & Antonio Raphael Thomas Duck
17 Years Francisco & elaine Cote Rayas Shalom Rubin
Charles & Lara Liu
Masahiro & Kiyomi Iwadare Dan Schindler
Mike & Piper Macchiarella
10 Years 5 Years Frederick & Natalie Mueller
Sharareh Shahbari
Gary & Robin Allen Rich & Nancy Arnesen James Siminoff
Cherrie & Greg Pedigo
Richard & Pearl Banks George & Jeanne Mitchell Gil Siqueido
Jonathan Reiss David Thompson
Scott & Stacey Vonlank
Stan & Sharon Weiner
Robert M. Weinstock
SANTA BARBARA REGION NEW MEMBERS & TRANSFERS
New Members Transfer Members
Ori & Malka Fogel Richard & Karen Imendorf Jeremy Potts Henry Williamson
Oxnard, 1982 911SC Oxnard, 2007 Cayman South Pasadena, 1974 911
Los Angeles, 2011Panamera
from Ark La Tex Region from San Gabriel Valley Region
Lien Nguyen Christian & Celeste Marx
& Lawrence Hoan Santa Barbara, 2004 996GT3
Simi Valley, 2001 996
Congratulations to all our members celebrating anniversaries this month. We warmly welcome all the new
and transfer members joining our region. Thank you to all those who renewed their memberships as well.
Please remember that you can log onto the PCA.org website to change any of your membership information.
We hope to see everyone at a breakfast meeting or an event soon.
Janice Herndon
Membership Chair
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34th Annual Concours d’Elegance Final Results
October 10, 2010 • California State University Channel Islands
Last Name First Name Year Model Body Type Color Class Division Score Place
Shirley Skip & Leslie 1963 356 T-6 Coupe Oslo Blue C1 Concours 324.7 1
Markham Lawence 1959 356A Coupe White C1 Concours 323.7 2
Conger Steven 1954 356/1500S Coupe Turkish Red C1 Concours 323.6 3
Greko Wayne & Houri 1957 356A Speedster Red w/tan C2 Concours 322.6 1
Pidduck Richard 1968 912 Coupe Irish Green C3 Concours 324.3 1
* Demeo Joseph 1986 930 Coupe Marble Grey C5 Concours 324.9 1
Hart Tony 1987 959 Coupe Red C5 Concours 321.9 2
Scott Craig 1996 911 Turbo Coupe White C6 Concours 324.8 1
Petersen Pete & Nickole 1991 911C2 Coupe White C6 Concours 324.2 2
Lindsay Dan 2006 997 Cabriolet Blue Turquoise C7 Concours 322.1 1
Samojen Tony 1970 914-6 #1 Production Car Signal Orange C9 Concours 321.6 1
Karolyi Stephen 1965 356C Coupe Red S1 Street 238.9 1
Adlawan Brian 1994 968 Cabriolet Black S10 Street 238.0 1
Fledhorn Bill 1965 356SC Cabriolet Champagne S2 Street 238.7 1
Naylor Debera 1959 356FD Convertible Ivory S2 Street 238.5 2
# Gerace Marco 1972 911ST Coupe Tangerine S3 Street 239.1 1
Alton II James H. 1965 911 Coupe Champagne Yellow S3 Street 239.1 2
Koskie Jeff 1971 911 Targa Black S3 Street 237.5 3
* Watt Robert 2003 996 4S Coupe Grey S7 Street 239.6 1
Yabitsu Chet & Joan 2002 996 Turbo Coupe Slate S7 Street 238.8 2
Cusenza Frank 2008 Boxster Convertible Triple Gray S8 Street 238.8 1
Carastro Joseph 2006 Cayman Coupe Azurro SB S8 Street 237.9 2
Murray Stephen 1982 911SC Coupe Chiffon White UR4 UR 239.0 1
* Kraus John 1988 911 Carrera Targa White UR5 UR 239.5 1
Lopez Steve 1986 930 Coupe G-Red UR5 UR 239.2 2
Shipley Donn 1989 911 Carrera Coupe White UR5 UR 238.5 3
Cobarrubias Linda & Doc Pryor 1997 993 Cabriolet Black UR6 UR 239.1 1
Pankow Doreen 1990 Carrera Coupe Diamond Blue UR6 UR 238.8 2
Douglass Dick 1965 356 C Cabriolet White WS1 WS 128.2 1
* Loyo Darya & Roger 1969 912 Coupe Polo Red WS2 WS 129.0 1
Vorgitch George 1973 911T Targa Beige/Gray WS2 WS 128.7 2
Moore Keith 1986 911 Coupe Red WS3 WS 127.9 1
Schmeltz Willie 2001 996TT Coupe Seal Gray WS4 WS 129.6 1
Liakas Nicolas 2008 997 TT Black WS4 WS 129.3 2
McConnell Mike 2006 Carrera 4S Coupe Cobalt Blue WS4 WS 129.3 3
Stone David 2006 Cayman S Coupe Seal Gray WS5 WS 129.7 1
ewbank Carolyn 1986 928S Coupe Prussian Blue WS6 WS 129.1 1
(*) Division Winner, (#) People’s Choice Winner
26 November 2010 • Santa Barbara Region • Porsche Club of America • www.pcasb.org
SBR Lines Up
For Rotary Club’s Oktoberfest
of jewelry and other items were made two-seat trainer aircraft that was providing
By David Stone
O
throughout the day. Authentic German fly-overs for the crowd. Upon landing, it
n Sunday, September 26th, 31 food and other fare were in abundance, was immediately apparent by the smile on
members driving 18 cars arrived making for a hearty lunch menu. A large his face that he thoroughly enjoyed his 15
early to set up a beautiful display variety of authentic German brews were minutes in the air over the venue, and he
at the Newbury Park Rotary Club’s 24th also available, and we didn’t hesitate to received a big round of applause from the
Annual Oktoberfest held at their new venue, sample several of them in the 90+ degree spectators as he walked to the gate.
the Commemorative Air Force Museum at heat of the afternoon. It was another enjoyable afternoon
the Camarillo Airport. Invited by event Entertainment was continuous and spent with fellow PCA-SBR members
chairperson Mary-Catherine McBride, our included the Akkordion Freunde group and gave us the opportunity to enjoy a
long line of Porsches placed at the entrance playing German tunes coupled with the variety of entertainment, good food, cold
made for an impressive presence as the talented dancers of the Die Gemuetlichen German beer and a chance to catch up
public arrived. Many of the attendees were Schudplattler dance troupe that, despite the with one another while supporting a fine
seen admiring and photographing our heat, faithfully performed several dances organization that will provide a portion of
colorful array of cars, which ranged from in traditional German garb. Later in the the proceeds to the National Fire Fighters’
three early 356 models to the newest 911 afternoon, we were entertained by three Association and other local charities.
and Cayman S stock. We were even able to different contemporary bands. Thanks to everyone for coming out
recruit a few new members. Mike and Pamuela Hodson’s son, Chris, and supporting this special community
A dozen interesting craft booths caught convinced mom and dad that he should celebration. =
the eyes of our ladies, and several purchases take his turn in a bright yellow WWII T-6
Photos by Debbie Schultz & Mike Turek
T-6
odson in the
Chris H
SBR ladies clockwise
from 7 o’clock: Janice
Herndon, Nadine
Tracy, Suzanne
Stoops, Joan Yibitsu,
Becky Lundgren, Kelly
Ladwig, Debbie Blan-
Nadine T kenship, and Susan
racy’s vin
tage SBR Stone.
grille bad
ge
www.pcasb.org • Porsche Club of America • Santa Barbara Region • November 2010 27
October 13, 2010 - 6:30 p.m. – Seabridge, Oxnard followed by a lunch at Ladyface Brewery in
SBR Board of Directors Meeting
Agoura. The November 18th event will be
to Edwards Air Force Base. There will be
no December event.
Thank you Steve Kaller for hosting the Auspuff on a one time basis as Joan & Chet Past President: Nick reported that
October dinner board meeting at your will be unavailable. committee members met to discuss the
condominium’s clubhouse. Present were: Camarillo breakfast site and presented
Dave Stone, Jeanne & John McNair, Joan Advertising: The board reviewed Don’s their recommendations. A motion was
& Chet Yabitsu, Janice Herndon, Nick advertising report. made and passed that for the Camarillo
Liakas, Bill Sampson, Doreen Pankow, breakfast, held at the Waypoint Café, the
Ted Lighthizer, Jim Brown, Carolyn Goodie Store: John reported that gate be staffed for ingress purposes starting
Ewbank, John Alfenito, Steve Kaller, Mike October breakfast sales were $219 and at 7:30 a.m. and remain staffed until a total
Pomerantz, Dan Byers, Martin Keller, and concours sales were $425. of 60 vehicles enter; staffing will resume
Nadine Tracy. for egress purposes at 9:45 a.m. and
Insurance: All certificates have been terminate at 10:30 a.m. This is to become
Secretary: The September board filed through the end of the year. effective with the November 6th Camarillo
meeting minutes were accepted as breakfast.
presented. Concours: Carolyn reported that the
34th Annual Concours held on October President: Some 18 Porsches and 31
Vice President: Bill is still looking 10th at the California State University members attended the Newbury Park
for new manager(s) for the Goodie Store. Channel Islands was a success. The day Rotary Club’s 24th Annual Oktoberfest
Anyone wishing to volunteer please contact was clear and warm for the 180 attendees. held on September 26th. It was a fun
Bill Sampson. There were 71 cars on the grass with 38 cars event and served as a fine example of our
judged by 22 judges. The Mexican buffet community outreach. The October 2nd
Treasurer: Steve presented his Balance lunch was delicious. Thank you to the Piloti Shoes Open House brought out a
Sheet and Profit & Loss YTD Comparison. approximately 45 volunteers who worked good number of our members after the
throughout the day and all who contributed breakfast meeting. Thank you owner Kevin
Membership: Janice reported that to make this a very special event. Beard for attending the meeting and giving
six new members joined our region and us a personal invitation.
membership stood at 738 at the end of Autocross: Martin reported that the
September. software for the autocross program may Old Business: The SBR sound system
need to be updated. Discussion followed. upgrade is still in the works.
Activities: Please take note of upcoming
events: Nov. 20th: Back Roads Drive to Archives: James provided an assortment New Business: There will be a Food
Nethercutt Museum, Nov 20th: Porsche of archive materials that was perused at this Share food drive to be held at both
Mademoiselle Society Supporting Food year’s Concours d’Elegance. November breakfast meetings. Please
Share, Dec. 5th: Seventh Annual Motor For bring at least 3 canned food items or checks
Toys Charity Car Show and Toy Drive, and Webmaster: Randy has updated payable directly to the Ventura Food Share.
Dec 11th: SBR Holiday Dinner Party. the PCA/SBR website for October with Plans and budget for the SBR Holiday
several new event fliers, event results, and Dinner Party to be held at the Four Points
Editor: The November issue features references to Der Auspuff. Sheraton in Ventura on December 11th
articles on the Camarillo Autocross, R.U.F.’s were discussed. The board again this year
visit to Santa Maria, the Gimmick Rally, P.M.S.: The group will be participating approved to provide our members with a
Pre-Concours Detail Clinic, Kiwanis Club’s in sorting food at the Oxnard Food Share $5.00 subsidy per person for the dinner.
Oktoberfest, our 34th Annual Concours site on Saturday, November 20th. Canned Door prizes for the event were discussed.
d’Elegance, new fliers, and the official food donations will be provided by the The toys gathered from the Holiday Dinner
ballot for the election of 2011’s Board of participants and the ladies will have lunch Party will be donated to the Unity Shoppe
Directors. at the Kampai Restaurant following the in Santa Barbara.
event.
Distribution: Chet reported a total of The November 10th dinner board
788 copies of the October Der Auspuff R.U.F.: 20 members traveled to Santa meeting will be held at 6:30 p.m. at Lavaggio
were mailed out. The postage cost was Maria and enjoyed lunch at Shaw’s in Agoura Hills.
$426.20, leaving a balance of $1725.82 in Steakhouse, home of the original Santa
the post office credit account. A motion Maria style BBQ. They had a pleasant Meeting adjourned at 8:30 p.m.
was made and passed to pay approximately drive, a fabulous lunch, and were joined
$170 above the usual cost of postage for by the Mayor of Santa Maria. In October
Sir Speedy to distribute the November Der the group will drive into the Malibu Hills Minutes Recorded by Nadine Tracy
28 November 2010 • Santa Barbara Region • Porsche Club of America • www.pcasb.org
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OFFICIAL BALLOT
PORSCHE CLUB OF AMERICA • SANTA BARBARA REGION
2011 ELECTION OF OFFICERS
MEMBER FAMILY/AFFILIATE MEMBER
Part 1 • 2011 OFFICERS Part 1 • 2011 OFFICERS
The Santa Barbara Region Board of Directors and The Santa Barbara Region Board of Directors and
Nominating Committee offer the following slate of Nominating Committee offer the following slate of
candidates to serve as officers for 2011: candidates to serve as officers for 2011:
President: [ ] Bill Sampson President: [ ] Bill Sampson
[ ] Write-In ____________________ [ ] Write-In ____________________
Vice President: [ ] Michael Brovsky Vice President: [ ] Michael Brovsky
[ ] Write-In ____________________ [ ] Write-In ____________________
Secretary: [ ] Nadine Tracy Secretary: [ ] Nadine Tracy
[ ] Write-In ____________________ [ ] Write-In ____________________
Treasurer: [ ] Steve Kaller Treasurer: [ ] Steve Kaller
[ ] Write-In ____________________ [ ] Write-In ____________________
Activity Chairs: [ ] Ted Lighthizer & Doreen Pankow Activity Chairs: [ ] Ted Lighthizer & Doreen Pankow
[ ] Write-In ____________________ [ ] Write-In ____________________
Part 2 • HONORARY CHOICES Part 2 • HONORARY CHOICES
Please submit the name of your favorite candidate for: Please submit the name of your favorite candidate for:
SBR Man of The Year: SBR Man of The Year:
Write-In ________________________ Write-In ________________________
SBR Woman of The Year: SBR Woman of The Year:
Write-In ________________________ Write-In ________________________
Part 4 • VOTER’S SIGNATURE Part 4 • VOTER’S SIGNATURE
Signature required per SBR By-Laws. Only the Member Signature required per SBR By-Laws. Only the Member
and Family/Affiliate Member are eligible to vote. and Family/Affiliate Member are eligible to vote.
Member’s Signature Date Member’s Signature Date
PLEASE SUBMIT YOUR BALLOT BY HAND OR BY MAIL NO LATER THAN DECEMBER 4, 2010
SEND TO: NADINE TRACY, PCA/SBR, 3708 GREGGORY WAY #5, SANTA BARBARA, CA 93105
Advertiser Directory
Aswell Trophy ...................................5
Auto Gallery .....................................2
PCA/SBR Classifieds
Want to reach even more readers? Post your ad online at our Forum. Go to: www.pcasb.org/forums
Autobahn West ..............................10
Automotion...................................IBC 2005 911 CARRERA COUPE – FOR SALE
Paul Bancroft Roofing ....................19 Seal Gray/Black, 12,000 miles, six speed, ext warranty 02/2012, sport chrono, nav, power/heated seats, Bose sound pkg/CD changer,
Gary Betz enterprises .......................4 wheel caps/crest, new tires, garaged/cover. Like new. $44,000 Ventura CA area (805) 509-2917 forboatn777@yahoo.com (11/10)
Boykin Automotive ........................19
Walt Branscome, SBAG ...................10 BLACK LEATHER FACTORY STEERING WHEEL - FOR SALE
California Cars Sportscar Collection ..8 Perfect condition--like new for 944 or 944 Turbo. Wheel is from mint 1986 36,000 mile 944 Turbo. Non airbag-4-spoke might also fit
911 or 930 Turbo-check first. $250 obo. Contact Steve 805-680-0038 info@americanglobal.org (11/10)
California Tire Company....................5
Bob Campbell’s 356 Services ..........32 BLACK PARTIAL LEATHER FACTORY SEATS - FOR SALE
Joseph Carastro, D.M.D., M.S. ...........3 (Pair) in excellent condition - power drivers side, manual passenger side-from mint 36,000 mile 1986 944 Turbo - Asking $1000 for
David L. Cunningham .......................4 pair & worth it, but must sell, so no reasonable offer will be refused. Contact Steve 805-680-0038 info@americanglobal.org (11/10)
Ray DeSilva, Troop Real estate ........10
DSR Audio ........................................8 WANT TO BUY - 1986 PORSCHE 911 CARRERA CABRIOLET
eTF Portfolio Management...............5 Must NOT be ReD or GRAND PRIX WHITe. Looking for 90-95 percentile vehicle. expect to pay accordingly. Please contact: Joe Boucher
Steven Z. Freeman, CPA ..................19 (not the buyer, helping a friend) at joerally@aol.com (11/10)
Genworth Financial ........................10
2000 Carrera 4 – FOR SALE
German Transmissions Haus ...........29
22,280 miles, 6 speed with PSM, sunroof with rear spoiler, excellent condition, deep blue exterior, black full leather interior, Porsche
Ghost Shield - Garret Pegler ...........29
factory Aero Pkg, “platnum” warranty $100 deductible--good till 2015 or 83,762 miles. Price: $35,000
Hammer Capital Management .........5 Contact Sam (818) 825-5215 or sara.jackson@pepperdine.edu (10/10)
Lynn Kuchera, Troop Real estate .......9
Lavaggio ........................................25 2007 997 TURBO COUPE – FOR SALE
Leland-West Insurance.....................6 14,400 miles, Slate Grey Metallic, Natural Brown leather,(both optional). Tiptronic transmission w/sport chrono, painted sport seats,
Los Angeles Dismantler ....................9 carbon fiber everywhere. Original MSRP $156,000 w/out PCCB. 35 factory options including deviating stitching throughout.
Monaco Motors ................................7 Never tracked, car is perfect inside & out. It would cost $175,000+fees to duplicate a 2010 for 20 more hp?
Neil McAuliffe.................................29 Price is $92,500. Call Jerry (805) 492-9478 or (805) 341-9081 (10/10)
North Hollywood Speedometer........8
Pacific Automotive Group .................5 1980 928 – FOR SALE
ProMount equipment .......................8 Second owner. 45,505 miles. Silver exterior, dark blue leather and vinyl interior. Alan Johnson Racing body kit including rear wing.
Quinn The eskimo/Dr. Colorchip .....12 Chromed flat dish Fuchs Alloys. Well maintained, fresh tires. No expense spared. Fresh battery. Recent SMOG certificate. $8750.
RMS Direct .....................................12 Contact: Dan Lindsay at edgy01@aol.com (805) 452-5797 (10/10)
RS enterprises ................................29
Rusnak Westlake Porsche .............. IFC 1964 356 C – FOR SALE
Original one-owner matching numbers Santa Barbara car. Ruby Red over Black interior. 136,000 miles. Mild Outlaw treatment
Bill Sampson ....................................4
when repainted in 1986. The ultimate driver, with 6 x15 Fuchs wheels. Drives beautifully. Owner: ed Yates. Well maintained with
Santa Barbara Auto Group..............BC
fresh tires, battery. CA SMOG exempt. $47,000. Contact: Dan Lindsay at edgy01@aol.com (805) 452-5797 (10/10)
Schneider Autohaus .........................6
Shaw Diamond Co. ...........................7 1985 PORSCHE 911 CARRERA COUPE – FOR SALE
SoCal Shop Guy ..............................19 38K original miles, Black/Black, 5-speed, leather seats, sunroof, cruise control, power windows/locks/driver’s seat,
Mark Stratmeyer, Rusnak ...............29 16” polished factory turbo rims, lowered to european specs, original owner, all records, Schneider Autohaus serviced.
TC’s Garage .....................................10 $21,000. Contact Bob at (805) 969-6732 (Santa Barbara) or rjasla@cox.net. (09/10)
Support those who support our club. Classified Ad I nformation
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
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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
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...the last word
Apparently They’re Quite Sensitive This Time of Year
Testy Turkey Takes Offense ARE YOU
At September’s Gimmick Rally, as everyone was arriving
at the picnic grounds, Nick Liakas decided to pay a visit to TALKIN’
“the facilities” about 100 yards to the north of the parking
site. As he approached the entrance to the men’s room, he TO ME?
noted that it was blocked by a flock of wild turkeys. As Nick
reached for the door, the tom turkey felt threatened and
sensed the necessity to protect his harem. It did not give
any ground, but rather stared at Nick and proceeded to
aggressively challenge the presence of another male figure.
Ignoring all efforts by Nick to “scare it away,” tom was ready
to plant his first nasty bite on Nick’s right leg when a brave
soul rescued our past president.
Yes, Janice Herndon, all 5’5” and 100 pounds of her,
recognized the danger and swiftly removed her spiked
sandals, hurling them like a fastball, landing one on
the belly of the beast. The flustered fowl quickly beat a
hasty retreat into nearby bushes along with its female
companions.
Thus our 6-foot 195-pound distressed male was saved
from the humiliation of becoming turkey bait. 3:17 PM Page 1
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