1 Whaletales November 2020 - PCA

1 Whaletales November 2020

NOVEMBER 2020

The monthly newsletter for Fox Valley region members

Cover photo: Keary Kautzer’s 2001 Boxster S at Road America.

IN THIS ISSUE

New members — 5

Meet the board candidates — 6-7

Call for Treffen volunteers — 8

Porsche greens: Not for your salad — 9

Board meeting minutes — 12-13

Photo of the month — 18


Whaletales is the monthly publication of

the Fox Valley Region,

Porsche Club of America

Whaletales Issue 11 November 2020

Subscription is included in region member-

ship fee.

920-217-6427

[email protected]

Editor: Beverly Jurkowski

[email protected]

Text: 414-232-4869

Layout: Bev Jurkowski

Proofreaders: Barb Wilkinson,

Mike Jurkowski

Submissions are due on the 25th day of the

month preceding the publication date— the

1st of every month. Nov. 25 is the deadline

for the December 2020 Whaletales.

Advertiser index

Auto Clinic — 4

Porsche of the Fox Valley — 10

Event USA — 15

2020

In this issue Features

Porsche sales for the third quarter of 2020 — 5

New members — 5

Candidate statements — 6-7

Call for Treffen volunteers — 8

Porsche greens: Not for your salad — 9

Photo of the Month — 18

Departments

President’s message — 3

Editor’s note — 3

Membership anniversaries — 11

Board meeting minutes — 12-13

Region leadership — 14

Ad rates, etc. — 15

Classifieds — 17

Upcoming events

The Holiday Party has been cancelled out of an abundance of caution.


President’s message:

Well winter seems to have

given us a brief greeting and

will hopefully stay away for a

little while longer. I must say I

am not ready to winterize the

Boxster and tuck it away quite

yet. Although I did see a fair

bit of salt on some of the back

roads so I may have to rethink

things. Ever since my motor-

cycling days I’ve lived by the rule that when the salt hits

the road, the car gets tucked away.

Hopefully we’ll get some rain or something to wash the

roads so I can enjoy a few more days in the sun. October

seems to have slipped by quite fast and now we’re star-

ing down November. If things keep going quickly

enough it will be spring again.

In case you haven’t heard, the Board has decided that for

the safety of all members, we will not be holding a holi-

day party this year. I know it’s a bummer for a lot of us

who look forward to everyone getting together for a fun

time but with the way things are looking now, it is best

to not push things and risk our health. Hopefully 2021

will bring better news and lots of fun activities.

One activity you can put on your calendar will be the

2021 Fall Treffen at the American Club in Kohler. You

will hear us talking a lot about this national event that

is being co-hosted by the Fox Valley and Milwaukee

Regions.

Both regions are working very hard on making this

event a top notch Treffen but we will need help when

the time comes. Events like this take a lot of volunteers

and there are many spots where you can help out.

More information on areas where help is needed and

the various time commitments will be coming out early

next year so if you have any desire to help out even for

a short time contact Todd Benz and he’ll be happy to

add your name to the volunteer list!

Until next month, stay safe and stay healthy!

Shaun Stamnes, President

Fox Valley Region Porsche Club of America

920-217-6427

Email: [email protected]

Editor’s note: Always thankful for reader input

This is the season where we focus on being thankful. As the editor of this monthly newsletter, I

am always thankful for the input, especially photos, that you send. This year it has been more

difficult to come up with material since we haven’t had many events to cover.

This issue reflects member input. Thanks to Keary Kautzer for the cover photo and Todd and

Justin Benz for the back cover photo. I sure could use your photos for the December issue. Re-

member to think vertical—turn that camera to take a portrait (vertically oriented image) and it

could be on the cover or featured as photo of the month.

Do read the statements of the region officer candidates. You will receive an email with a ballot for your votes. Even

though these members are running unopposed, your vote conveys your confidence in their leadership.

—Bev

[email protected]

414-232-4869


J D Power says Porsche is no. 1 in customer experi-ence with new vehicles for the second year in a row

U.S. custom-

ers have rat-

ed Porsche

highest

among all

automotive

brands in the

J.D. Power

2020 U.S.

Automotive

Performance,

Execution

and Layout

(APEAL) Study. It was the second year in a row that Por-

sche took the top position in the annual study of customer

experience with owning and driving a new vehicle.

Klaus Zellmer, president and CEO of Porsche Cars North

America, Inc., said: “Porsche believes in continuous im-

provement and winning the top spot again just encourages

us to find new ways to delight our drivers.”

The 2020 U.S. Automotive Performance, Execution and

Layout Study measures owners’ emotional attachment and

level of excitement with their new vehicle across 37 attrib-

utes, ranging from the sense of comfort and luxury on

climbing into the driver’s seat to the power they feel

when they step on the gas. These attributes combine into

an overall APEAL index score measured on a 1,000-point

scale.

Porsche earned 881 points on the 1,000-point scale, com-

pared to the premium brand average of 861. The study is

based on responses gathered from February through

May of this year from more than 87,000 purchasers and

lessees of new 2020 model-year vehicles who were sur-

veyed after 90 days of ownership.

2019 Cayenne Coupe Photo credit: Porsche AG


Members on the move Stephen and Lynn Dudley, Oshkosh WI. Transferred from

Milwaukee region to the Fox Valley region with their

2016 Boxster Spyder Silver

Jay and Shannon Wigner transferred to Western Michigan

region

First positive quarter of 2020 reflects ongoing recovery from pandemic impact

Porsche Cars North America, Inc. (PCNA) announced Oct. 1 that third quarter U.S. retail deliveries rose 5.0 percent

from the same period a year ago, continuing a recovery trend from coronavirus lockdowns in the first half of 2020.

Retail deliveries by the 192 independently owned and operated U.S. dealers totaled 15,548 from July through Septem-

ber.

The year-over-year increase in the quarter means that for the first nine months of 2020, sales were 11.8 percent below

the same period in 2019, which was a record year for PCNA deliveries. This marks an improvement from the end of

Q2, when sales for the first six months were down 20.1 percent year-over-year.

“The third quarter remained challenging for many people, so I am grateful to our customers for their enthusiasm and

to our dealers and their employees for the energy they continue to bring to Porsche,” said Joe Lawrence, executive vice

president and chief operating officer of PCNA. “We’ve never had such an exciting lineup in U.S. showrooms – with

demand for the new all-electric Taycan growing to the point that it was our third best-selling model line this quarter,

just behind the Macan and Cayenne. Our thrilling cars and the legendary customer experience provided by Porsche

dealers are contributing to an ongoing recovery.”

Porsche Approved Certified Pre-Owned (CPO) sales in the U.S. totaled 7,661 vehicles from July through September,

up 26.4 percent year-over-year.

PORSCHE SALES

Source: Porsche Cars North America


The region extends its special thanks to past president and

outgoing vice president Todd Benz who has served in a

leadership position with the board for the past seven years.

Todd is moving up to serve as the PCA national secretary.

Jim Janes, who has served as treasurer for many years is

also stepping down. We thank him for his service as well.

Region members will receive an email in November with a

ballot to elect region officers for 2021. The ballot will in-

clude these candidates.

Shaun Stamnes is running for the position of President. He

has been a PCA member since

2013 “after I realized my lifelong

dream of owning my own Por-

sche.

“I have been a passionate sup-

porter, (i.e. obsessed), with Por-

sche for as long as I can remem-

ber. When I learned about PCA

in the early 80’s I had hoped to

become a member someday if I

was ever lucky enough to own a

Porsche.

“At first I was planning on just being a ‘magazine member.’

However after attending our first region function Dee and I

were hooked. The friendships we have made not just in the

region but from other regions are amazing. On top of that

the technical knowledge and helpfulness of the members is

something that cannot be overstated.

Todd Whitenack is running

for vice president of the Fox

Valley region board. He has

been a PCA member since

January 2019

“There a number of reasons

for being a member: the ob-

vious one is of course is

sharing an interest in both

the old and new Porsches

with people of like mind. Another reason is the events; San-

dra and I like to drive our car a lot and the club provides

additional opportunities for us to do that.

“My interest in Porsches started in the early 1980s while I

was working at a car stereo store which was across the

street from the local Porsche dealer. While installing stereos

Meet the board candidates in Honda Accords and Toyota Corollas I would watch

911 SCs and Turbos going out for test drives. On one of

my more confident days I ventured over there in my

home improved 1979 VW Scirocco. After a few minutes

of self-assuring banter with the sales person, I expressed

my desire to test drive the more modest 911 base car. I

was after all certain that I was ready for two more cylin-

ders. To set the scene just bit more, I was around 18

years of age and in spite of wearing my best shirt, it

turned out that sales person was not as convinced as I

that I needed to drive that car; perhaps it was the obvi-

ous lack of money, we just can’t be sure. Let’s just say I

never I got the keys to that 911 or even that used 914

parked out front.

“But there is a bright side, I got a new VW Jetta just a

couple years later when Sandra and I got married and

over the 30+ years of marriage I never lost thought of

that ‘82 911 SC. I may even still have that sales person’s

card. More recently our youngest child graduated from

college, and it was at that time I said, it’s time for some-

one to get a Porsche. So we purchased a 2000 Boxster for

my wife; face it she earned it more than me. Side note:

she said I get a Porsche too. So if anyone knows where I

can find an early ‘80s SC, I have my best shirt ready and

my wife let me have the check book. I will find that sales

person to do a drive by. Who is with me?”

Mary Haen is running for secretary. Mary and her hus-

band Jim have been mem-

bers since 1996. “It all started

in the mid-1980s while work-

ing timing and scoring at

Road America. I wanted to

know what that ‘cute little

car with the bug eyes’ was.

I'd been bitten by the Por-

sche bug and didn't know it

yet. It only took another 10

years to get our first one.

And she's tucked in for the winter under a cover in the

garage.

“I value PCA because someone, somewhere in the club,

is willing to share advice, tips and ideas that have work

for them over time. And the sharing and support isn't

just limited to cars.”

continued on next page


Erik Scharinger is running for

treasurer. “The time in PCA is

complicated. I allowed my

membership to lapse a few times

but I've been involved with PCA

Fox Valley since 1992. My offi-

cial join date is August 2014.

“I grew up surrounded by

cars. My father was a founding

member of the Kettle Moraine Corvette Club and grow-

ing up in Kansas in the ‘80s I attended the first races at

Heartland Park in Topeka while also spending sum-

mers in Sheboygan going to Road America.

In this era of IMSA prototype racing it was impossible

to miss the awesome 962 Porsche and as an Indy Car

fan, Porsche re-entered that arena in 1987.

“Also, sometime in the ‘80s my father turned his atten-

tion away from Corvettes to German cars (started with

an Audi, then Mercedes), and as they say, the rest is

history. He picked up a 1981 928 in 1992 and I found a

1987 944S to purchase in 1996. I still have both of these

cars.

“My passion for the marque has always been threefold

for the whole family: Porsche / Audi /

Volkswagen. You may find me showing up for an

event in a Scirocco or my Turbo S Beetle.

“Having lifelong friends in the Corvette club, my par-

ents knew the value of car club membership and

promptly joined Fox Valley PCA back in 1992 and we

attended the Door County weekend with PCA (I was

navigator riding shotgun with FVPCA President Jim

Stephenson). I moved away from the Fox Valley a few

times over the years and allowed my membership to

lapse, but I never lost contact with many friends within

the club. Porsche owners come from all walks of life

and I often marvel at all the great people I've met

thanks to PCA. I don't know how I would have met

them otherwise. From dinner runs, tech sessions, cars

& coffee, picnics etc.., this club does a great job putting

together events not just car related but any excuse we

can think of just to get together. My wife Lorelei and I

have made many lifelong friends with this club and try

to give back as much as possible. “

Meet the board candidates

Tyler Hoffman took this photo of some of the Porsches that showed up for the last cars and coffee (a non-region event) in De Pere in the former Creamery, now called Toast & Co. Erik Scharinger also attended.


By Todd Benz, vice president

[email protected]

As you may know, the Milwaukee and Fox Valley PCA

regions will be hosting the 2021 PCA Fall Treffen at The

American Club in Kohler, Wis., from Oct. 13-17, 2021. This

is a tremendous honor and privilege to showcase what our

state has to offer to the rest of PCA.

We have formed a Treffen Planning team, made up of

members of both regions that will work with the PCA Na-

tional Treffen staff to help plan the event. Jim Janes, Fox

Valley Region Treasurer, is the Region Treffen Chair and I

am one of two volunteer recruiters. This event will require

many volunteers to create a five-star experience. A mini-

mum of approximately 50-60 volunteers will be needed

from our combined two regions. Many of you have already

contacted Shaun Stamnes or me with an offer to help and

we have documented those inquiries.

Treffen volunteers needed to achieve success Here are some of the areas where we will need volun-

teers. Time slots will be created based on the numbers of

volunteers.

• Registration (Wednesday)

• Information Desk (Wednesday-Saturday)

• Tour Departure Area (TBD)

• Tour Participation / Lead-Mid-Sweeps (Two days

TBD)

If you think you would like to volunteer in some capaci-

ty and have not contacted anyone, please reach out me

and I can provide additional information. I know Octo-

ber 2021 seems like a long way off, but it will go by fast

and we want you to be part of this exciting event.

In the November 1992 Whaletales, a story reported on a tour of Door County that also included a concours competition.

The winners of the concours were announced.

Jim Stephenson won the People’s choice award with his 356. Jeff Dreyfuss was the runner up with his white slantnose.

Fred Pesche took third place with a mint green slantnose. Fourth place went to editor Dave Hoern with his 1975 911S.

(Note: The editor at the time was not big on a lot of detail. No years given for the 356, the white slantnose and the mint

green slantnose.)

Of those noted above, Jim Stephenson has continued his membership throughout these 30 years. Thanks for staying

with us Jim.

From the archives: 1992 concours winners


Porsche owners are usually obsessive about the color

of their car. It’s not just “green,” but it is one of these

greens that Porsche painted onto its various models.

The numbers in parentheses indicate the years that

this color was used.

Lucky you if you have a Porsche in one of the more

distinctive greens that were only available for one

model year, noted by * after the year

If you own one of these, let’s see it. Send a photo to

the editor.

Amazon Green (1991-1993)

Aquamarine Green (1959) *

Auratium Green (1959) *

Aventurine Green (1994-1996, 2020)

Aventuringgruen (2019)

Birch Green (1974) *

Chartreuse (1972-1973)

Colibri Green (1979) *

Conda Green (1970-1971)

Conifer Green (1981) *

Crystal Green (1985-1986, 2010-2013)

Dark Green (1980) *

Dark Olive (2005-2009

Dark Teal (2004-2005)

Delphi Green (1974-1975)

Dunkelgrun (1976-1979)

Eisgruen (1976-1980)

Emerald green (1974-1977, 2013)

Farngrun (1978-1980)

Fern Green (1977) *

Fjord green (1959-1961)

Forest Green (1989-1990,1997, 1999, 2000-2009)

Granite Green (1987-1988)

Green (1970-1973, 2007-2010)

Grun (1969, 1973-1980)Ice Green (1974, 1976, 1977)

Irish Green (1964-1976)

Jade Green (1972, 1974)

Jet Green (2010-2015)

Kelly Green (1971-1973, 1976-1982)

Kellygrun (1975) *

Kolibri Green (1978) *

Lago Green/Lagogruen (2003, 2006-2007)

Lannon Green (1987-1988)

Leaf Green (1966-1973)

Lhasa Green (1982-1983)

Light Green (1973, 1978, 1979)

Lime Gold (2012-2016)

Lime Green (1973-1977)

Lindgrun (1980) *

Lizard Green (2019-2020)

Malachit Green (1975-1977)

Malachite Green (2008-2010)

Mamba Green (2018-2020)

Mayan Green (1975) *

Mint Green (1981-1982, 1991-1993)

Minzgrun (1980, 1983)

Moss Green (1981-1986)

Murano Green (1989-1990)

Nile Green (1987-1988)

Oak Green (1976-1980, 1991-1993, 1997)

Oakgrun (1975) *

Ocean Jade (1998, 1999)

Olive (1968-1974)

Olive green (1978-1980, 2008-2010)

Onyx Green (1980-1981)

Palma Green (1975) *

Peridot (2012-2016)

Python Green (2020) *

Racing Green (2009-2012)

Rain Forest Green (2000-2003)

Ravenna green (1973-1974)

Reseda Green (1974) *

Sebring Green (1976-1978)

Shamrock Green (1976-1977)

Signal Green (1968, 1976, 1977, 1991-1993)

Silbergrun (1975) *

Smyrna Green (1962-1973)

Tannen Green (2002-2003)

Turquoise (1987-1988)

Turquoise Green (1996)

Vipergruen (1975) *

Willow Green (1971-1972)

Wimbeldon Green (1993, 1997, 1999-2001)

Zambesi Green (1973-1974)

Nothing ordinary about Porsche greens


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November membership anniversaries

Membership milestones

Member Year joined Location Car Family/Associate member

15 years

Andrew Opicka 2005 Green Bay WI 2003 911 Carrera Coupe Elise Opicka

2008 Cayenne S

David Stank 2005 Appleton WI 1982 911 SC Coupe Tyler Stank

10 years

Peter Preston 2010 Oshkosh WI 2006 Cayman S Coupe Heidi Heath

David Schwerbel 2010 Menasha WI 1983 944

Member Year joined Location Car Family/Associate member

Warren Beaver 1999 Nekoosa WI 1998 Boxster Joyce Beaver

Rieck Beiersdorf 2009 Plymouth WI 2009 911 Carrera Coupe Noemi Beiersdorf

2006 911 S

Dennis Brierton 2012 Pewaukee WI 2010 Boxster Nancy Brierton

Roy Geigel 1994 Manitowoc WI 1982 911 SC Coupe Darlene Geigel

1982 911 SC Cabriolet

Keary Kautzer 2014 Sheboygan WI 2001 Boxster S Jane Kautzer

Laurence Langohr 2013 Neenah WI 1989 911 Carrera Philip Langohr

Chris Schmidt 2017 Larsen WI 2003 Boxster Vicki Johnson

Chuck Swanson 2018 Marquette MI 2006 911 Carrera Cabriolet

Geof White 2018 Appleton WI 1988 928 S4

Is the above data correct? If not, log in PCA.org and your PCA membership record to update your vehicles, email ad-

dress or mailing address. All membership data is maintained at the national office.

Membership corner

Greg Rigoni drives this

1988 944 turbo S in mar-

aschino red metallic.

See the back page for

another red.

Members respond with their “no ordinary red” Porsches


Board Meeting minutes: October 10, 2020

Meeting called to order at 10:05 a.m. Adjourned at 11:21 a.m.

Roll call of members attending: Shaun Stamnes, Todd Benz, Mary Haen, Jim Janes, Dee Stamnes, Jim Haen, Erik Scharinger, Bev Jurkowski, and member at large, Todd Whitenack.

Absent: Andrew Opicka, Steve Groddy

Approval of the previous meeting minutes

Motion – Jim Haen Second – Todd Benz Approved - all

President Report / Webmaster Report

As of Sept. 31, 2020, our region currently has 186 primary members and 136 affiliate members for a total of 322. These numbers are up slightly since our last board meeting.

Most events have been cancelled or postponed until next year. A few of these event include our 30th Anniversary Cele-bration, the Auto Museum and our Holiday Party. Webmaster Report. With a new vendor taking over, there will be changes to our web store. We will be allowed 15 items, one logo type, in color only. Shaun will check to see if we would be allowed special order items if ordered in bulk quantity.

Vice President Report (Todd Benz)

This past 6 months has been a challenge for all but as we learn to adapt we will get through this. There is not much to report with the exception of Treffen Fall 2021.

Treffen Update

Jim Janes is the Treffen Planning Chair. We have currently established the Treffen Planning Team and are having Zoom meetings to discuss the different driving, NDO and individual tours. Jim can provide more detail. As one of the volunteer leads I am working with Tony from the Milwaukee Region to recruit people. I will be sending out a email blast to our region members to see if they are interested in volunteering. We have about half of the total volunteers needed so far. Would be great if we had some events to recruit as well. This will be my last year serving on the Fox Valley Region PCA Board. It has been an amazing past 7 years serving on this board in many positions. I have met so many new people and created many friendships along the way. I will still be here to help and attend as many events as possible. Thank you for all that you have done to make this club yours.

Treasurer Report (Jim Janes)

We are solvent. Since our notes are published and made public, the Secretary and Editor will not publish these num-bers. Although we do not publish these figures, interested members can contact the treasurer for a copy of this re-port. We have received our Quarterly rebate from PCA National.

Secretary Report (Mary Haen)

No nominations or interest from the general membership. Did anyone else hear of a candidate? Do Shaun, Todd, Jim and Mary still want to be on the ballot for 2021? Shaun Stamnes – yes. Todd Benz – could we look for a replacement. Jim Janes – could we look for a replacement. Mary Haen - Yes Todd Whitenack has graciously volunteered to run for Vice President. Erik Scharinger has graciously volunteered to run for Treasurer.

Ballots should be ready to go out the beginning of November with a mid November deadline. I will get the winners names to Connie at Oshkosh Trophy. Jim Janes is willing to pick up/coordinate plaques and awards with Gordon/ Auto Clinic and Connie at Oshkosh Trophy. I’ll get winner information to Shaun for presentation in December. Committee Reports Membership Report (Dee Stamnes) As stated above, our region currently has 186 primary members and 136 affiliate mem-bers, for a total of 322. These numbers are up slightly since our last board meeting. We also have 10 junior members

Social Chair Report (Dee Stamnes) With Covid, there is nothing currently going on in our region. There was discussion on our contract with postponing or cancelling the Holiday Party. Dee will contact the Radisson to see if we can postpone until next year without penalty.

Social Media Chair Report (Erik Scharinger) Currently a bit slow. Always on the lookout for new content.


Board Meeting minutes: October 10, 2020 continued

Dealer liaison Report (Steve Groddy) No update.

Historian Report (Jim Haen) Nothing to report.

Insurance/Safety Chair Report (Andrew Opicka) No activities – no update.

Technical/Driving Tour Chair Report (formerly Dan Pankratz) Dan has resigned his position. We are currently looking for a new Tour Chair. A few possible names were brought up. Shaun will check to see if they would be in-terested in helping with the position. Please let a board member know if you are interested.

Webmaster Report (Shaun Stamnes) Provided with President’s Report.

Newsletter Report (Bev Jurkowski) Nothing new to report.

Discussion on New Business President’s items for discussion:

New Webstore update. See notes above.

Fall Treffen 2021 – Updates Todd Benz and Jim Janes gave updates on their progress. Multiple navigation tours, driving tours and self guided tours are in the works.

Region Zoom Account? Discussion regarding Zoom restrictions on length of Zoom meetings and license costs. With Treffen and BOD Zoom meetings working best due varied locations and Covid, we agreed that Shaun will set up a paid Zoom account for board meetings and Treffen planning use for one year. If at the end of that year we no longer need Zoom, we will cancel the license. A motion was made and passed to buy a one year Zoom license for $150.

Holiday Party — Dee will contact the Radisson to see if we can postpone until next year without penalty.

Charities for 2021 – Suggestions? Due to Covid, many charities are hurting this year. Please consider possible charity choices. You will be able to give your suggestions on the ballot coming out the beginning of Novem-ber. Criteria available on our web page.

Possible events for 2021, all subject to COVID revision.

Labor Day picnic at Road America 31st Anniversary Event Bergstrom Tech Sessions Cars and Coffee one Saturday per month starting in May through September at the dealership and possible other Cars and Coffee throughout the region Driving events (TBD) Tech sessions at Auto Clinic, Zero to Sixty or other facilities Automobile Gallery in Green Bay (405 S Adams Street) in conjunction with Milwaukee Region Consider a future Motion Products tour as they have now focused on Porsche.

Review of Old Business

New board of directors mentoring opportunities/succession plan for board members if appropriate. Please con-sider getting involved. All current board members would be willing to assist in transitioning.

Event planning to include getting more members involved with hosting. Would like to see at least multiple events per month. Do we need to advertise more, if so how? Can we have every BOD member host at least one event? Sharing events between regions.

Mary Haen FVR PCA Secretary


President

Shaun Stamnes

[email protected]

Insurance Coordinator

Andrew Opicka

[email protected]

Vice president

Todd Benz

[email protected]

Technical & Tour Chair

Open

To volunteer, contact region president Shaun Stamnes

Secretary

Mary Haen

[email protected]

Zone 13 Rep

Jack Stephensen

[email protected]

Treasurer

Jim Janes

[email protected]

Newsletter Editor

Beverly Jurkowski

[email protected]

Membership / Social

Dee Stamnes

[email protected]

Webmaster

Shaun Stamnes

[email protected]

Librarian/Archivist

Jim Haen

[email protected]

Dealer Liaison

Steve Groddy

[email protected]

Region mailing address:

735 Sundance Drive

Sobieski, WI 54171

Phone: 920-217-6427

2020 starting grid: Officers, board members

Region website: http://fv.pca.org/ National PCA website: http://www.pca.org

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Classifieds FOR SALE: 2002 911 996 Cabriolet $28,500

911 996 Carrera Cabriolet 3.6 6-speed manual $28,500 39,600 miles Arctic Silver Metallic/Graphite Grey leather

This is a 2002 Porsche Carrera Cabriolet from a non-smoking family. It is decked out in Arctic Silver Metallic paint with

Graphite Grey leather seats and a black power top. The Bose AM/FM CD player with 6 disk CD changer sounds great.

There are dual power front seats with lumbar support and heat. Keyless entry, 18" wheels, Xenon headlights, flared

rocker panels, rear spoiler, clear bra and Porsche Crest embossed in the headrests makes this a beautiful car in beautiful

condition. Very clean inside and out. Stored during the winter and has not seen inclement weather. This car has been

serviced regularly with records to show. Regrettably the "silver bullet" doesn’t get much use now and needs a new

home.

For more info and photos contact: Wayne Slowinski 920-810-5148.

FOR SALE: TechArt Formula 1 20-in wheels, tires and spacers —price reduced $2,300

No scratches or rash, tires 2000 miles on Hankook tires from Tire Rack, spacers for rear wheels included. These were

dealer installed on my 2006 Cayman S for $10k. Retail about $6,500. They are at Auto Clinic in Neenah. Sold the

car. More photos available. They will fit other Porsches; not sure which ones. $2,300 wheels, tires and spacers. Bob

Hawley 920-252-2544. Pick up only.


Photo of the month

Todd Benz drives this 2019 991.2 911 GT3 in Carmine Red with black interior, sport bucket seats, deviated red stitch-ing with lots of extra leather and carbon fiber interior ap-pointments. Photo credit: Justin Benz

Photo of the Month

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