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Der Auspuff, which translates as “the exhaust,” is the official publication of the Santa Barbara Region, Porsche Club of America. Chartered regions of PCA are granted permission to reprint any material herein provided full credit is given to the author and Der Auspuff (with the exception of copyrighted material). Any statement appearing in Der Auspuff is that of the author, and does not constitute an opinion of the Porsche Club of America, the Santa Barbara Region, its Board or Appointees, the Der Auspuff Editors, or its Staff. The Editorial Staff reserves the right to edit all material submitted for publication. Deadline for submittal of material to be considered for Der Auspuff is the 10th of the month preceding the month of publication.

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3 SBRBoardofDirectors 4 President’sColumn 4 FromTheEditor’sDesk 24 PCAMembershipAnniversaries 24 SBRNewMembers&Transfers 26 DownTheRoad-Eventsfor2011 27 PCAZone81 ClassifiedAds&AdvertiserDirectory 32 …thelastword

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AssociateEditorsBirgittaBakerSusanStone

ContributorsMichaelBrovskyJaniceHerndonNicolasLiakasTedLighthizerDoreenPankowBillSampsonSusanStoneKarenTurek

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OnTheCoverThe Porsche Experience at the

Los Angeles Auo Show,photos by John Alfenito

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Features 10 RockStore/NethercuttDrive 14 2010CharityCheckPresentations

16 PCA/SBRAnnualHolidayParty 20 R.U.F.LandsAtEdwardsAFB 23 P.M.S.HelpsOutAtFoodShare 25 Motor4Toys2010 25 SBRDeliversAtUnityShoppe

MonthlyMeetings 7 CamarilloBreakfast 9 SantaBarbaraBreakfast 28 BoardofDirectorsMeeting

News&Events 3 SBREventsCalendar 5 Twisties&WildflowersPicnic 8 AutocrossInSantaBarbara 12 Zion&BryceCanyonParksTrip 15 Porsches&WoodiesToThePetersen

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January Saturday 1 HappyNewyeaR! The Way-Point Café is closed today Camarillo Breakfast resumes February 5

Saturday 8 SantaBarbaraBreakfast Moby Dick’s Restaurant, 9:00 a.m.

wednesday 12 BoardofDirectorsMeeting Fri/Mon14-17 ItHappensInVegas! MLKweekendTriptoLasVegas [email protected]

February Saturday 5 CamarilloBreakfast Way-Point Café, 9:00 a.m.

wednesday 9 BoardofDirectorsMeeting Saturday 12 SantaBarbaraBreakfast Moby Dick’s Restaurant, 9:00 a.m. Saturday 26 porsches&woodiesToThepetersen [email protected] Page 15

March Saturday 5 CamarilloBreakfast Way-Point Café, 9:00 a.m.

wednesday 9 BoardofDirectorsMeeting Saturday 12 SantaBarbaraBreakfast Moby Dick’s Restaurant, 9:00 a.m. Sunday 20 Zone8autocrossinSantaBarbara [email protected] Page 8 Saturday 26 Twisties&wildflowerspicnic [email protected]

SANTA BARBARA REGION

EVENTS CALENDAR president Bill Sampson [email protected] Vicepresident Michael Brovsky [email protected] Secretary Nadine Tracy [email protected] Treasurer Steve Kaller [email protected] Membership Janice Herndon [email protected] activities Doreen Pankow [email protected] Ted Lighthizer [email protected] GoodieStore Brian & Linda Rubino [email protected] Oscar Esquivel [email protected] editor John Alfenito [email protected] pastpresident David Stone [email protected]

advertising Don Kuckenbaker [email protected] archives James Oldham [email protected] autocross Dan Byers [email protected] Martin Keller [email protected] Concoursd’elegance Carolyn Ewbank [email protected] Distribution Chet & Joan Yabitsu [email protected] Insurance Jim Brown [email protected] p.M.S. Karen Turek [email protected] Rally Joe Schneider [email protected] R.U.F. Nicolas Liakas [email protected] Hal Jandorf [email protected] webmaster Randy Fishwick [email protected]

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President’sColumnBillSampson

From The Editor’s DeskJohn Alfenito

Westartanewyearwithanewpresidentandanewboard.Ihavebeenentrustedwithourclub’shighestofficeandamtrulyhonoredandprivilegedtobeable

toserveyou,myfellowPCASantaBarbaraRegionmembers.Thankyoufortheconfidenceyouhaveexpressedinmeandinmyfellowboardmembers.Whilereadingthiscolumn,pleasetakeaminuteawayandexaminepage3ofDer Auspuffwherethepeoplewhoaredonatingtheirtimearelisted.Withoutthemthispublicationwouldnotexistandthisclubwouldnothavethegreatactivitiesandprogramsfromwhichweallbenefit.Besuretothankthesehardworkingfolkswhenyouencounterthem.Noteespeciallythepastpresident,DaveStone,whoseshoesIfindimpossibletofill-Iwillsimplydomybesttocontinuehisgreatwork.

Sincethisismyfirstcolumnasyourpresident,permitmecertainpersonalremarkswhichdeviatesomewhatfromjournalisticprofessionalism-thisISacolumn.Thephotographabovethecolumntraditionallydepictsthepresidentinher/hisPorsche.Pleasenotethatthemostimportantpersoninmylifeisincluded,atleastforthismonth,atmyspecificrequest.Rosemaryhasbeenmywifeandloverfor32years,andmybest

friendlongerthanthat.OnlywithhersupportandlovecouldItakeonthistask,whichtakestimefromheralso-thankyou,dear.

That’senoughbusiness.EventheInternalRevenueServicethinksthisisasocialandrecreationalorganization.Iconcur.So,myjobisprincipallytomakesurewehavefun.Funisdefinedinmanydifferentways-someofusimaginedrivingandwinningaFormula1RacefollowedbyaneveningwithCindyCrawford-othersenjoywatchingpaintdry.PCASBRwillhavesomethingforallofusinthecomingyear,althoughthepaintdryingcontestwillhavetowait.Pleasehavealookatpage26foralistofcomingactivities.ThankyoutoTedLighthizerandDoreenPankow,ouractivitiesco-chairs,andtheindividualeventplanners.Signuporplantosignupearlyasmostifnotallwillbesellouts.Doyouwantmoreactivities?Pleasecometoourmonthlyboardmeeting,heldat6:30p.m.thesecondWednesdayofeachmonth-membersarealwayswelcometoattend-andpresentyourideas,foractivitiesoranyothermatterofconcerntoyou.Asaboard,weexisttoserveyou.

Finally,permitmealittlepreachingaboutvolunteeringforourclub.RosemaryandIwereinfrequentattendeesatthemonthlyCamarillobreakfast.Weattendedtheholidaypartyin2004withourdaughter,whereNickLiakaswentwelloutofhiswaytomakeusfeelwelcomeinagatheringofpeople,whomwedidnotknow.Anasidehere-IpromisetodomybesttowelcomeeachofyouwhenIseeyou-ifImissyou,itisduesolelytotimeconstraintsandnottodisinterest.In2007Nick,bythenpresident,neededanadvertisingchair.Iagreedtotakeonthatjobandasaresultbecamemuchmoreactiveintheclub.Yes,ittooksometime.However,RosemaryandIhavebenefittedfromthecamaraderieofatrulygreatgroupofpeople.I’llmakeanotherpromiserighthere-ifYOUbecomeinvolved,youwillreapinrewardsfarmorethanyouexpendineffortortime.

Here’stoagreatyear,filledwithfun,fellowshipandfriendshipinthisgreatorganization.

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IlovetheLosAngelesAutoShow.It’slikevisitingToys-R-Usforbigkids.And,nowthattheL.A.showisfirmly

inplaceattheendofNovember(havingformerlybeenaJanuaryaffairinconflictwiththeDetroitshow),it’sbecometheperfectkick-offfortheholidayseason.

Iwasparticularlyexcitedaboutthe2010showbecausePorschewasdebutingtwonew997s:theCarreraGTSandthelimited-edition997Speedster.Whatwasn’twidelyadvertisedwastheunveilingofthenewCaymanR,aswell.

Asusual,theseparatequartersthatPCNAoccupiesinPetrieHall,wasdubbed“ThePorscheExperience,”anditwasaPorscheaficionado’sdelight.ThenewCarrerasweresurroundedbyPanameras,newlydesignedCayennes,aBlackBoxsterSpyder,aclassicSlateGrey997Targa,andtheGT3Hybridracecar!Mycameraactuallystartedtooverheatalittlebit.

TheFridaymorningPCNAPartythatPam&Iattendedwasaninvitation-onlyevent,populatedbylessthan100people,meaningtherewasplentyofopportunitytoexamineandsitineverymodel.And,unusually,everysinglecar(lesstheGT3Hybrid)wasopenforbusiness.

Theentireshowcommencedat11:00a.m.andwewereamongthefirsttoenter.Beatingthecrowds,thankstothepre-openingPorscheparty,gaveusthechancetoinspecteverythingbeforeitgottoocrowded.Innoparticularorder,IwasmostimpressedwiththeChevyVolt,thenewSubaruImprezaconcept,andtheMINICooperfour-doorCountryman.Therewerehybridseverywhere,fromtheallelectricNissanLeaf,tothesurprisinglyeconomicalPorscheCayenneHybrid.“Green”apparentlyisthenewblack.

Iputtogetheramontageonthismonth’scoverofshotsfromThePorscheExperienceattheshow.Ihopeitgivesyoualittletasteofhowmuchfunthe2010LosAngelesAutoShowwas.ManythankstoPorscheCorporation,NorthAmericaforhostingthePCAeventonFriday,November19th.ItwasaclassywaytobeginanothergreatautoshowinLosAngeles.


We will stop at Los Alamos Park for a bring-your-own picnic lunch. Bring extra, as many of your fellow club members will surely be tempted to taste everything in sight. Do not fear the curves or the hills – feel the excitement and appreciate the driving pleasures. This will be a most memorable day!

It’s early spring, and the hills and dales are alive with California wildflowers, blossoming vineyards and roads that beckon the adventurous soul in each of us!Join us for a challenging and fun drive through the most scenic back roads in Santa Barbara County. Our loop will take us through Santa Ynez, Alisos Cyn, Los Alamos, Lompoc, Santa Rosa Hills and the Gaviota Pass.

TWISTIES & WILDFLOWERS PICNICSATURDAY, MARCH 26, 2011

We’ll meet at the Sears Parking Lot in downtown Santa Barbara at 10:00 a.m. The SBR activity fee of $5/person as well as an additional $5/person ($10/person total) for park reservation fees will be collected at Sears. You must register by no later than March 21 with Mike & Karen Turek, [email protected] or by calling (805) 988-9827.


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HolidaySeasonKicksOffInStyleDECEMBER 4, 2010 • CAMARILLO

AnothersuccessfulCamarilloBreakfastMeetingwascalledto order by President Dave Stone as 102 members andguestsand62PorschesgatheredtogetherattheWay-Point

Café.Following the introduction of a few dignitaries, Dave turned

over the microphone to Membership Chair Janice Herndon.JanicewelcomednewmembersRon&AnitaWagnerofShermanOaks,whowere“prospectivemembers”atlastmonth’sCamarilloBreakfast, but joined up after several SBR folks helped themextricate their stuck 1982 911 from the mud! Joe & Gail FisherofSimiValley,alsonewmembers,werethere,alongwithRobertFranssenofSantaMaria.

Next, Activities Co-Chair Ted Lighthizer presented theupcoming calendar of events. Reminding everyone that nearlyall theSantaBarbaraRegionactivities“sellout,”Tedurgedearlyregistrationforanyfutureeventthatmightbeofinterest.SpecialattentionwaspaidtothebigMemorialDayWeekendDiscoveryDrivetoZion&BryceCanyonNationalParksinUtah.Fulldetailson this trip are available on Pages 12 & 13 of this issue of Der Auspuff.And,thisactivity,alongwithalltheothers,canbefoundonourwebsite:www.pcasb.org

Our hard-working Goodie Store Managers, Jeanne & John McNair mind the store for the last time at Camarillo Airport.

New SBR members Joe & Gail Fisher of Simi Valley

Past President Nick Liakas saluted John & Jeanne McNairfor their four-years-plus of exemplary service as Goodie StoreManagers. John & Jeanne announced their retirement from theGoodie Store effective 12/31/2010. Nick lauded their dedicationand commitment to an important part of our club that is oftenoverlooked. John & Jeanne’s service to the Goodie Store wasapplaudedbyall.

Nick then called up President Dave Stone, whose two-yeartermaspresidentwouldendwiththenewyear.Dave,whobeforebecoming president was our hard-working Membership Chair,has been a vital player in the dramatic growth of Santa BarbaraRegion’s ranks. His tenure as president was marked by some ofthemostsuccessfuleventsintheclub’slonghistory.AsNicksaid,Dave’s shoes will be hard to fill. But, as the new board assumesitsduties in January,Davewillbeapartof it in the roleofPastPresident.

Finally, a number of vintage and contemporary Porscheposters,courtesyofWaltBranscomeofSantaBarbaraAutoGroup,wereawardedtoluckyraffleticketholders.RemembertosigninwithJaniceHerndonateverybreakfastmeeting;she’llgiveyouafreeraffleticketwhenyoudo,makingyoueligibletowinsomefungoodies.=

THIS IS A ZONE 8 SANCTIONED EVENT FOR POINTS

ENTRY/REGISTRATION FORM

ENTRY FEES: $85.00 per person, includes lunch. Enrollment limited to 65 cars. Pre-registration is encouraged to reserve your space. Event-day registration, as available, $100 cash only!Course work and Safety Meeting are mandatory in order to run this event. QUESTIONS? E-mail Dan Byers at [email protected]

LOCATION & DIRECTIONS: The Earl Warren Showgrounds

in Santa BarbaraExit Las Positas off the 101 Freeway,

go North toward mountains

SCHEDULE: (Times approximate)6:30 a.m. Tech Opens6:45 a.m. Registration Opens8:00 a.m. Mandatory Drivers Meeting8:30 a.m. Practice Runs2 - 5 p.m. 3 Official Timed Runs

Requirements: Safe and mechanically sound car. Please review PCA Zone 8 website autocross rules for helmet and seatbelt specifications - http://zone8.pca.org/rules.php This is an official Zone 8 event to be run in compliance with Zone 8 rules.

SANTA BARBARA REGIONZONE 8 AUTOCROSS

AT EARL WARREN SUNDAY, MARCH 20, 2011

NAME: __________________________________________ PHONE: __________________________

ADDRESS:_____________________________________________________________________________

CITY, STATE ZIP: ______________________________________________________________________

E-MAIL ADDRESS: ____________________________________________________________________This is how we will communicate schedules, weather changes, results, etc.

CAR, MODEL: _______________________ YEAR: ____________ COLOR:_____________________

DESIRED CAR NUMBER: _________________ PORSCHE CLASS: ________________________As available due to computer program limitations. See Class info on Forum link above.

ARE YOU RUNNING FOR ZONE 8 POINTS? YES OR NO (CIRCLE ONE)NUMBER OF ENTRANTS: ________More than one person may drive a car, but each driver can drive only one car. Each driver must submit a separate Entry/Registration form.One check can be written for multiple drivers, but please be sure that the check identifies all the individual drivers.

MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO PCA/SBR AMOUNT ENCLOSED: __________________ EXTRA LUNCH TICKETS AVAILABLE, PREPAID @ $17 EACH.CANCELLATIONS WITHIN 48 HOURS OF THIS EVENT WILL NOT RECEIVE A REFUND.SEND CHECK AND ENTRY REGISTRATION TO: DAN BYERS, 347 DAYTONA DRIVE, GOLETA, CA 93117


FinalBreakfastofyearStory&photosbyJohnalfenito

DECEMBER 11, 2010 • SANTA BARBARA

Thefinalbreakfastmeetingof2010wascalled toorderbySBRPresidentDavidStone.With43membersandguestspresent, it was a smaller-than-usual crowd perhaps in

anticipationoftheannualHolidayPartywhichwouldtakeplacelateronintheday.

Dave introduced Walt Branscome from Santa Barbara Autogroup.Waltinvitedallofustoattendaspecial“testdrive”eventatthedealershipthatday,andwhiletheretoregisterforachanceto win a tuition-paid visit to the Porsche Driving Experience inAlabama.DaveStonealsoindicatedthatchancestowinthatsameprizewouldbeavailableattheHolidayPartythatevening.

Doreen Pankow, substituting for Membership Chair JaniceHerndon, gave us the stats, including the tally of 27 Porschesparkedonthepieroutside.ShewelcomednewSBRmemberBrucePencefromVentura,whoarrivedinhis2000996Cabriolet.Alsorecognized was Donny Lavery from Wisconsin, attending ourbreakfastasaguestofDavidBeard.

EventsCo-ChairTedLighthizeroutlinedtheupcomingeventson the Santa Barbara Region calendar, putting in a last minuteplugfortheLasVegastrip.InFebruary,we’llheadtothePetersenMuseum with The Southern California Woodie Club. In March,it’ll be the first Autocross of 2011 at Earl Warren Showgroundsin Santa Barbara, and a “Twisties & Wildflowers Picinic” to LosAlamosPark later inthemonth.TedalsosalutedJohn&JeanneMcNairwhoareretiringasGoodieStoreManagersaftermorethanfouryearsofservicetotheclub.TheMcNairsweregivenawell-deservedroundofapplause.

DaveStonementionedthatourfund-raisingeffortsonbehalfof our three designated charities for 2010 netted more than$12,000!Healsoremindedeveryone tobringanunwrappedtoytotheevening’sHolidayPartyfordonationtoTheUnityShoppeinSantaBarbara.

After another Porsche poster raffle with multiple winners,courtesy of Santa Barbara Auto Group, Dave Stone thankedeveryoneinattendancefortheirsupportduringhistwo-yeartermaspresident.Dave,whostepsdownattheendof2010,wasthengivenaheartfelt standingovation inappreciation forallhisfineworkasourleader.=

New SBR member Bruce Pence of Ventura

President Dave Stone (far right) receives a standing ovation

Richard Donahue & Birgitta Baker with Birgitta’s “new” beautiful º1985 Porsche 928-S

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Our 9:00 a.m. rendezvousbroughtoutPorschesfromthe80s,90sandsomeofthenewer,faster, water-cooled models.

All together, 29carsand46semi-soakedclubmemberswerereadyforsomefunandanewadventureor two.Theweather thisparticularSaturdaymorningwasrainyandominousandattimesremindedmeofmyyearsinPortlandOR,buttheprecipitationsoon would prove beneficial at our firststop,theRockStoreCafé.

With rain falling at a rate defyingexaggeration, the all important drivers’meeting consisted of a final head countand distributing directions for thoseneedingthem.Wequicklydepartedonthefirst leg of the day’s adventure led by oureventhostsJohnCliffandJoelleSaxsoninJohn’s race-track ready grand prix white1983Porsche911Targa.Drivingdistancewasapproximately30mileswithover437turns,orsoitseemed.Fortunatelyforme,I got to drive Doreen Pankow’s beloved1990 911 C2 which had recently takensecondplaceinitsclassattheclub’smost

recent Concours d’Elegance. We headedsouthbound on Los Posas Road, ontoHuenemeRoad,and theneastonPotreroRoad to Mulholland Highway. This is adriveonecouldeasilydoafteraSaturdaymorning Camarillo breakfast meeting. Iwasaskedtodrivethe“sweepposition,”orlastinthegroup,tohelpwithanystragglersor breakdowns, and I quickly determinedtheonlyonereallyneedinghelpwasME!The window defoggers wouldn’t work toclear the glass of all the moisture in thecar. So with rag in hand, I almost droveoff the road while steering with the otherhand and wiping the inside of my totallyobscured windshield every 5 secondsor so, all while wearing a pair of totallysoakedbluejeans.Now,theuphilltwistieson Westlake Boulevard are especially funin the wet, but throw in no visibility andyou’vegotadriveyouwillnotsoonforget,norwishtoeverrepeat.

Next, a nice downhill drive acrossMulholland Highway to the first stop oftheday,theRockStoreCaféforbreakfast,some good conversation, and fun withfellow Porsche enthusiasts. The mixedblessing from the morning’s heavy rains

meantnomotorcycleson the road, sowehadtheentireRockStoreCafétoourselves.A normal Saturday morning at The RockStorewouldfindtherestaurantfilledwithpatrons, and the parking lot, such as itis, crammed with motorcycles of everydescription.Therainhaddoneusa favorhere.

The Rock Store Café is owned andoperated by Ed and Vern (Veronica)Savko, and has become an iconic stopfor all motorcycle riders along famousMulholland Highway. The Rock Store isa tripback in timeaseverything isprettymuch as it was in the 60s, and it’s openfor business only on Friday, Saturday andSunday.Thefoodispreparedjustthewayyour mother made it, and regardless ofwhether you’re having breakfast or lunch,there’s no need to rush when you’re here.Afterfinishingadeliciousbreakfast,itwastime for the famous group picture. Thistime we all positioned ourselves on thefrontporchstepsoftheRockStore,provingeven Porsche people find this place a funspottovisitandexperience.Thankyou,EdandVern,forallyourhospitalityandgoodfood.

aRockin’GoodTripToTheNethercuttStory&photosbyTedLighthizer


With John’s ‘83 Targa in need of gas,I was asked to lead the group on to ourfinaldestination, theNethercuttMuseum.Fortunately,therainshadstopped,andthislegofthetripseemedmorenormal,sincemywindowglasswasnolongerfoggingup.Astheskiesbegantoclear,thefinal20-mileleg was via freeways, and was uneventfulwithallcarsarrivingsafelyatourfinalstop,thefamousNethercuttMuseuminSylmar.

The Nethercutt Museum showcasesmore than 130 of the world’s greatestantique, vintage, classic and specialinterest automobiles, including many topwinners of the Pebble Beach Concoursd’Elegance.Alltheautomobilesondisplaylist manufacturer, year, engine size andoriginal cost new. Every automobile

actuallyrunsandhasitskeyintheignitionreadytostartanddrive.Ourgroupwasalsotreated to a one-hour guided tour wherewe explored and experienced the threeadditionalshowroomsofcollectorcarsandplayerpianos,Nickelodeons,Orchestrions,and the Mighty Wurlitzer Theatre PipeOrgan,completewithsoundpresentationsfrom each. All the automobiles andmusical player pianos in this massivecollectionhavebeenrestoredonsitebytheNethercutt’s own journeyman staff of oldworldcraftsmen.TheNethercuttMuseuminSylmarisadefinitemust-seecollectionof early automobiles and mechanicalmusicaldevicesthatneverdisappointstheviewer.Thepriceisright,too,asadmissionis free!Visitwww.nethercuttcollection.orgtolearnmore.

Kudos to John Cliff and Joelle Saxsonforputtingtogethertwogreatplacestoseeandexplore,alongwithasuperfundriveallofuscannowdowheneverwewant.Thankyouaswelltoalltheattendeesfordrivingsafely and behaving themselves. Andfinally, thankstoallofyouwhoansweredmyemail requestingyoursupporton thisevent.Ihopetoseeyouatournexteventwhichisjustaroundthecorner.=


Comejoinusforafun-filledtripoverthe2011MemorialDayweekendwhereyouwillsee,exploreandtouchsomeofthemostmajesticandawesomeredrockandsandstoneformationsinAmerica.

WewilldepartthemorningofFriday,May27andtravelnorthonCAHwy14,theneastacrossthePearBlossomHwyandnorthontheI-15.We’llstopforlunchinLasVegasandthencontinuenorthontheI-15,passingbrieflythroughArizona,andthencrossingintoUtah.AswecrossintoArizonaandUtah,youwilldrivethroughacorridorofnativesandstonecarvedoutbytheVirginRiver,providingspectacularscenery.

JustnorthofSt.George,wewillheadeastonUT-9towardsSpringdalewherewewillstayattheBestWesternZionParkInn,ourweekendhome.Theroomsareindividuallyclimatecontrolled,andhavesatelliteTVandkitchenettes.

Thereisalsoanoutdoorpoolandahottubthatyoucanenjoy.Wewillevenhaveareservedareaforparkingourcars.Fridayevening,anItalianbuffetdinnerwillbeheldonthepatiooftheSwitchbackGrillewithviewsoftheCourtofthePatriarchs,theWestTempleandothernotablelandmarks.

OnSaturday,wewillexploreZionNationalPark,averticalsandstoneworldwithmilesofserpentineslotcanyonsandimmensequietude.Theseuniquesandstonecliffsrangeincolorfromcream,topink,tored.Theycouldbedescribedassandcastles crowningdesertcanyons.Designatedin1919,ZionisUtah’soldestNationalPark.

AttheZionNPentryandVisitorCenter,wewillcatchtheZionCanyonfreeshuttle.Thedriverwilldescribethevariousmonuments,sitesandtrailsaswedrivethroughthepark.Wewillbeabletogetoff

andonthebusatmultiplestopsthroughouttheparktoexplorethescenery.Haveyourcameraandplentyofbatteriesreadyasthephotoopsareeverywhereyouturnonceinsidethepark.Zionoffersmanypathsandhikingtrailsthatrangefromshort“legstretchers”tolongerhikes,sobringyourhikingshoesandsunscreen.WeplantoorganizeagrouptohikeuptothefamousAngelsLanding,elevation10,000+feet.TheAngelsLandinghikeweguaranteewillbeoneyou’llneverforget.TheLodgeinthecenteroftheparkofferslunchandsnackitemsincludingicecreamcones,alongwithalargelovelylawnwithtreestorelaxunderandagiftshoptobrowse.AttheendofthedaywewillallmeetforcocktailsanddinneratthePioneerRestaurantinSpringdale.

OnSundayafteradeliciousbuffetbreakfast,wewilldepartearlytodrive86milestoBryceCanyonNP.The9Eroutewilltakeusoversome

MemorialDayweekendDiscoveryDriveToZion&BryceCanyonNationalparks

May27-30,2011


twistyroadsandthroughtheone-mile-longZiontunnel.Wewillthencutthroughthepark’sCheckerboardMesaareawhichendsatHwy89atMt.CarmelJunction.WewillheadnorthonHwy89,theneastonHwy12throughthebeautifulRedCanyonareaandonintoBryceCanyonNationalPark.

BryceCanyon’selevationrangesfrom8000-9000feet,meaningtemperaturescouldbeonthecoolside,andthecanyonitselfisabout800feetdeep.Withinthepark,wewillstopatoveradozenviewpointstoseethebreathtakingviewsandphotoops,allwithinashortwalkingdistance.Youreyeswon’tbelievethisspectacleofnatureisactuallypossible.Forcesofnaturehaveconspiredovermillionsofyearstowearawaythesestunningrockcastles.Theintricatespiresandformations,knownashoodoos,defyyourimagination.Therearealsotrailsdownintothecanyonswhereyoucanexperiencewalkingthroughthehoodoos.HikingthetrailbetweenSunsetandSunriseviewpointsiswellworththeeffort.Dinnerwillbeonyourown.Thereisagreatrestaurantjustoutsidethepark,oryoucanhavedinnerbackinSpringdale.

Mondaywillbeanoptionaldayforthosewhowanttostayandexploremoresightsandavoidtheholidaytraffic.JustrelaxinSpringdaleortakeasidetriptoZionKolobCanyons,theNorthRimoftheGrandCanyonorothersites.

Ifyouareinterestedinparticipatinginthisactionpackedweekend,registerwithTedLighthizer&DoreenPankowatdpankow@sbcglobal.netor805-527-8280.Ratesforroomswithakingsizebedare$107.10pernightplustax,orwithtwoqueensizebedsit’s$103.50pernightplustax.Thefeefortheentire

weekendis$90andincludestwodinners,abuffetbreakfast,apicnicboxlunch,mealtaxes,gratuities,andactivityfee.Youalsoneedtobepreparedtopay$25percar(goodforaweek)attheentrytobothZion&BryceNationalParksorbringyourNationalParkpass(age62andover)toentertheparksforfree.

TheseMemorialDayWeekendtripshavesoldoutquicklyinprioryears,soregisterearly.ThispromisestobeyetanothermemorableSantaBarbaraRegionevent.

It’s not too soon to sign up for this amazing adventure. Contact Ted or Doreen today to secure your spot.

Ted LighthizerDoreen Pankow(805) [email protected]

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SBRComesThroughForOurCharities2010 Another Very Successful Year of Sharing

Oxnard - Food Share, Ventura County’s Food Bank, was one of our designated charities for 2010. Through several fund-raising efforts during the year, as well as participation in many regular club activities, Food Share was the recipient of a sizeable check from our region.Shown at the presentation are (l-r): Kent Bodin; Jeanne Benitez, Development Manager of Food Share; Bonnie Weigel, President/CEO of Food Share; Karen Turek, and David Stone.

Santa Barbara - Hearts Therapeutic Equestrian Center, another of our designated charities for 2010, employs the power of the horse to enhance the capabilities of children and adults with special needs.Their check was hand delivered by SBR’s Beverly Brovsky, who is also an active volunteer at Hearts.Shown is (l-r): the Director of Hearts Therapeutic Equestrian Center Kirby Gillispie, “Mr. T” the horse, and Beverly Brovsky.

Los Angeles - Optimist Youth Homes & Family Services provides comprehensive treatment, specialized education and support services to abused, neglected or at-risk children and their families to promote stability within families and communities.Here SBR’s Bill Sampson (r) presents Optimist Youth Homes Executive Director Sil Orlando (l) with our contribution at the charity’s Christmas Tree Lighting at Optimist Youth Home & High School in Los Angeles.

More charity giving coverage on Page 25


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PORSCHES & WOODIES PETERSEN TOUR

Cancellations within 48 hours of this event will not receive a refund.

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 2011

PCA/SBR will join up with the Santa Barbara Woodie Club for a great day of meeting new friends and taking a scenic drive along Mulholland to the world famous Petersen Automotive Museum on Wilshire Boulevard in Los Angeles.

The Petersen has more than 300,000 square feet of exhibits, and features 150 rare and classic cars, trucks and motorcycles. The displays cover four floors, and feature permanent exhibits, state of the art galleries, celebrity and movie cars, and auto design and technology. The museum will take groups of 20 on docent-led tours of the facility. If you’ve never been to the Petersen, don’t miss this special opportunity to see it.

Inside the Petersen is a Johnny Rocket’s Café where the patio will be reserved for our no-host lunch. There will also be free reserved parking for Porsches & Woodies in the Petersen’s covered parking structure.

Please sign up early as this event is limited to 100 people. Cost of the Petersen tour will be only $11.00 per person, including the activity fee (or $9.00 per person if you’re 62 or older!). You will order and pay for your own lunch at Johnny Rocket’s. We’ll meet at 9:00 a.m. at the Costco parking lot on Lindero Canyon Blvd. in Westlake Village for an eventual 10:00 a.m. departure in several small groups. Be sure to register soon - with two clubs participating this event will be another “sell out!”

PORSCHES & WOODIES PETERSEN TOUR • FEBRUARY 26, 2011


ThefinalSBReventof2011wasourannualHolidayPartyheldonSaturday,December11,2010, in theballroomof theFourPointsSheratonat theVenturaHarbor. Acrowd of 100 club members and guests enjoyed an

evening that included socializing, delicious food, door prizes, aliveauction,theannouncementofmanandwomanoftheyear,thehonoringofoutgoingboardmembersandtheintroductionofnewboardmembers.

As well-dressed attendees arrived at the party, they weregreetedandeachgivena ticket tobedrawn later in theeveningforthePorscheDrivingExperience,complimentsofSantaBarbaraAutoGroup,whereaPCNAeventhadbeenheldthatafternoon.Hors d’oeuvres and drinks were available before dinner, and thesoundsofconversationandlaughterfilledtheballroomthatwasfestivelydecoratedwithhundredsofwhitelights,tablewreaths,alargeChristmastreeandotherholiday-themedfigures.

Throughout the entire evening, no fewer than 1200 photosfromall theyear’s eventswere scrollingona large screen. JohnAlfenitospentmanyhourscullinghisphotographicfiles tohavethisextra-specialvisualhistoryrunningfortheentertainmentofeveryoneinattendance.

Theparty-goersoutdidthemselvesinbringingunwrappedtoystobedonatedthefollowingMondaytotheUnityShoppeinSantaBarbara,oneofthepreviousyear’scharitieschosenbytheclubtosupport.TwotablesflankingtheChristmastreewereoverflowingontothefloorwithwhatlookedtobeagreatvarietyofwonderful,funtoysthatwillendupinthehandsofneedychildren.

Partway into theevening,NadineTracy,clubsecretary,cameto the microphone to reveal that activities co-chair Doreen

SBR’sSeasonalCelebration2010Our Annual Holiday Party Is A Smashing Success

The core of the Santa Barbara Region’s Board of Directors for 2011 (l-r): President Bill Sampson, Vice President Michael Brovsky,Secretary Nadine Tracy, and Treasurer Steve Kaller.

writtenbySusanStone,photosbyJohnalfenito

Activities Co-Chairs Doreen Pankow & Ted Lighthizer greeted members and guests as they arrived.

Suzi Sheller receives her Porsche watch from Nick Liakas

Outgoing President Dave Stone gets a special recognition.


PankowhadbeenvotedWomanoftheYear,whiletheManoftheYearawardwasreceivedbyouroutgoingpresident,DavidStone.Yourvotesdeterminedwhowasgiventhisspecialrecognitionforextraordinarydedication,reliabilityandplainhardworkonbehalfoftheorganization.Althougheverypersonwhoisontheboardandeverypersonwhovolunteerstoworkoneventsdemonstratesthe spirit of banding together for the good of our region, therecipientsoftheManandWomanoftheYearawardsarepeoplewhotakethatspirittothehighestlevel.

PresidentDaveStoneintroducedthe2010BoardofDirectorsand appointees and presented beautiful glass trophies to eachoutgoingmemberoftheboardwiththanksformany,manyhoursofvolunteerservice.

Dave gave special recognition to board appointees Jeanne &John McNair, who have faithfully filled the position of GoodieStoremanagersforthepastfouryears.WelearnedearlierthatdayattheSantaBarbarabreakfastthatmembersBrian&LindaRubinosteppedupandvolunteeredtobeournewGoodieStoremanagersfor2011alongwithrecenttransfermemberOscarEsquivel.

Anarrayofmorethan30doorprizeswasdisplayedontablesattheheadoftheroomandincludedavarietyofitemseitherprovidedby the club, donated by individuals or our sponsors. As namesweredrawn,thewinnersweredelightedtoreceivewinetastings,bottlesofwine,awatch,Porsche-relatedbooks,a two-nightstayattheFourPointsSheraton,Porscheclothingandservicefortheircars.Also,TheAutoGalleryinWoodlandHills,oureventsponsor,donatedtheweekenduseofaPorscheforadoorprize.

The Auto Gallery also provided a beautiful 911 GT-3 three-dialchronographwatchforourliveauction,valuedat$645.NickLiakas acted as auctioneer and received some spirited biddingfromthefloor.Whenallwassaidanddone,SusanShellerplacedthewinningbidthatalmostmatchedtheretailvalue.Shegladlyfilledoutherchecktohercharityofchoice,theHeartsTherapeuticRidingProgramofSantaBarbara.Thankyou,Suzi.

WaltBranscomewasinvitedtodrawthewinningticketforthePorscheDrivingExperienceinMontgomery,Alabama,generouslyprovidedby the folksatSantaBarbaraPorscheandPCNA. Thewinner was past president Joe Carastro, a long-time member ofPCA-SBR. Although Joe was unable to attend the party for thefirst time in 13 years, he was, I’m sure, nonetheless thrilled tobe notified by phone that he’ll soon be on his way to Alabama.Congratulations,Joe!

Davethencalledonournew2011president,BillSampson,whointroducedthenewBoardofDirectorsandappointees. Makingforaneasytransition,mostoftheboardremainsthesame,withnew additions Michael Brovsky, serving as vice-president, andBrian&LindaRubinoandOscarEsquivelasournewGoodieStoremanagers.

After the ceremonies, introductions and remarks werecomplete, Ted Lighthizer turned up his dance music, and a fewpeopledemonstratedsomeratherremarkablemoves,makingmewonderiftheywereabletogetoutofbedthenextmorning.AllIcansayisthatifyouweren’tthere,youshouldhavebeen.

Asthelastofthecrowdwascleaningupandsayinggood-byes,wedriftedoffintothealmost-balmyDecembernightwithanothergood memory added to our story. Thanks to those of you whoattendedandmadethisaspecialeveningtoremember.=

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(L-r) Standing: Randy & Sue Kinsling, Ann & Doug Steinriede;Seated: Beverly & Michael Brovsky, John & Jeanne McNair

(L-r) Standing: Dave & Luz Mosesson; Seated: Diane & Michael Macdonell, Jeff & Terri Koski, and Gary & Phyllis Weaver

(L-r) Standing: Joan & Chet Yabitsu; Seated: Oscar Briones, Chris & Lila Morse, Toni Briones, Mike Pomerantz

(L-r) Suzi Sheller & Bob Roe, Bob & Jeanette Bassett,Larry & Suzanne Stoops


Recognized for their outstanding service to the Santa Barbara Region in 2010, Outgoing President Dave Stone and Activities Co-Chair Doreen Pankow were honored as SBR Man & Woman of the Year.

Incoming President Bill Sampson dressed in the holiday spirit. Past President Nick Liakas served as auctioneer.

(L-r) Walt Branscome of Santa Barbara Auto Group, Adam Chirchick of Rusnak Porsche Westlake, Paula & Henry Hinck and Joe Schneider of Schneider Autohaus received special thanks for their continued support for our region.

(L-r) Outgoing board members John & Jeanne McNair, Rich Shaw, Bill Sampson, and Nick Liakas were thanked for their service by President Dave Stone.

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R.U.F.ians suffered mightily for the privilege. We met priorto7:00a.m.inSantaClarita.ThosetravelingfromSantaBarbarahadtoleavetheirhomesby5:30.OurarrivalattheWestGateatEdwardswasjustbefore8:30,andourtourguide(DennisShoffner)arrivedinanAirForcebus15minuteslater.First,DennisgaveusabriefhistoryofEdwards,thewhyandhowitwasdevelopedinthismostremotelocation.ItstartedinterestinglyenoughinApril1910whentheCorumbrothersandtheirfamiliessettledon160acresinwhatisnowknownasRogersDryLake.Theyrecruitedothersettlersandsoldthemlandfor$1/acreandwhentheymovedin,theCorumswerewaitingwiththeirnewgeneralstore,postofficeandequipment todrillwells andclear the land.Theywanted tonametheirnewtown“Corum”butthepostalauthoritiesdeclinedsince it would be confused with “Coram” California. So, theysimplyreversedthespellingandcameupwith“Muroc.”OncetheArmyAirCorpestablisheditsbaseinthearea,itwasknownfor

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Defense contractor Northrop built the YB-49 Flying WingandwastestingitatMuroc.Oneofitstestpilots,CaptainGlenW.Edwards,wroteinhisdiarythatitwas“thedamdest(sic)airplaneI’veevertriedtodoanythingwith.”OnJune5,1948hewasamongthose lost in thecrashof theYB-49whenitdepartedcontrolledflightandbrokeapart.OnDecember8,1949MurocAirForceBasewasrenamedinhishonor.(Between1948and1958,nolessthan68airmenlosttheirlivesinaccidentsatEdwards.)

WewerepleasedandhonoredtobejoinedonourtourbyAirForce Colonel Glenn Graham, who has served with distinctioninDesertStorm, IraqiFreedomandAfghanistan.OurveryownCommander(Ret.)JohnShuttservedinVietNam,flyingA4andA6fightersfromthedecksofaircraftcarriers.TheColonelandtheCommanderhadanopportunitytosharemomentstowhichonlycomrades-in-armsareentitled.

Itwasa surrealbeginningof the tourasourbushad tostoppriortoenteringtherunwayaprontocheckitstires–notforwearorflats,butforanydebristhatmightbefoundstuckinitstreads.TheslightestFOD,foreignobjectdebris,couldenterajetenginecausing massive damage to machines and humans. As that wasbeingdone,amilitaryfighterjettookoff;itwasaRussianMIG!NoonetoldushowaMIGwoundupinAmericanhandsatEdwards.Ourdrivingtourresumed,andwewitnessedaB-52beingwashed!The bomber made its debut when Harry Truman was Presidentandhasservedournationforsevendecades.AnotherB-52onthebasehadservedasthe“mothership”thatcarriedthesupersonicX-15toover60thousandfeetbeforereleasingittoigniteitsownrocketsanddisappearintotheheavens.OneofthreeX-15sbuiltwasondisplayforustomarvel.

TheX-15haditsinauguralflightinSeptember1959.By1969,it flew in excess of Mach 4, 2,905 mph at 75 thousand feet. By

edwardsaFBwelcomesR.U.F.Story&photosbyNicolasLiakas


November of that year, it climbed to 100,000 feet at 3,603 mph.InAugust1963,theairplanereachedaltitudeof354,200feet–67milesabovetheearth’ssurface–andin1967theX-15flewatMach6.7(4,520mph)at102,000feet.Itremainstothisdatethehighestspeedeverattainedinapilotedaircraft.

There were, of course, numerous new aircraft, including thesoontobeoperationalF-35thatwillreplacetheF-16(oneofwhichthunderedoverheadas it tookoff).Themostmodernfighter jetnow inoperation is theF-22(cruise speedof1,500mph)and itwasalongsidethegiganticC-17transport.Unmannedaircraftwaspresentaswell,andwegotupcloseandpersonalwiththeGlobalHawkthatcanflyfor38hourswithoutrefuelingwhileprovidingcriticalintelligence,reconnaissanceandsupportservices.

TheNationalAeronautics andSpaceAdministration (NASA)occupiesa largeportionofEdwards.TheSpaceShuttleprogramhasapresence,asdodozensofprogramsnotnecessarilyengagedinspaceexploration.Wedid,however,observethemodifiedBoeing

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A 16-minute movie gave us the background on howNASA’s predecessor, NACA (National Advisory Committeeon Aeronautics) morphed into the world’s grandest flight andexplorationoutfit.Wewereintroducedtotheactualmodelusedtoconstructthelunarlandingandrecoveryvehicle(LLRV)thatwasemployedbyNeilArmstrongonman’sfirstlandingonthemoon.There were many other displays and exhibits of NASA vehiclesandheroes, toomany to listordescribehere.Our last stopwastheAirForceMuseumwherestillmorememorabiliaandexhibitsdescribedlifeonearth,intheskiesandintheheavens.

Our36membersweredeeplyimpressedwiththeentirefacilityandallitswonderfulcontent.Thedaycouldnothavebeenmoreinformative,andtheweatherwasmadetoorder.=

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Lotsoflaughterandgirl-talktookplaceforthetwohourswewere there. In theFoodSharewarehouse,weweredivided intotwogroups.Hence,camesomefriendlycompetitionbetweenthetwo.Whohadgonethroughthemostpalletsandthemostcases?Intheend,itwasdecidedthateachgrouphadgonethroughthreepalletsand192casesofcannedgoods.

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Rebecca Branscome, Susan Stone, and Rosemary Sampson sort through the canned goods.

The group tackles its own hunger around the grill at Kampai.


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46yearsJohn & Dianne Howe

41yearsJames & Dorothy Rowins

33yearsJoe & Nancy Carastro

26yearsJames & Priscilla Larson

22yearsRobert & Pamela Keller

20yearsMary Ann Pare

19yearsMichael & Jan Koevenig

18yearsBob & Julie BallogMartin & Ankie JansenRobert & Shirley Yount

17yearsLinsey & Joan Orr

15yearsJim & Theresa MiddlebrookJack Graham & Frank Schmidt

14yearsJames & Diana Eastin

13yearsWillie & Tracey BellMichael & Elena DeJulioLaura Gandy & Kevin Kapov

12yearsJeff & Julie Affronti Lee & Diane CrigerAndrew & Konnie Gault

11yearsKevin & Diane GrizardDonn & Kathleen Shipley

10yearsThomas & Jonathan Confar

9yearsLarry & Elena ColsonMichael & Pamuela Hodson

8yearsRaymond JordanCarol Mathieu

7yearsJane Kasarjian & JohnFujii Peter & Jeanine HubbardJohn & Stephanie MannFrank Miceli Michael & Sharon PolitoDavid & Valerie Willett

5yearsGary & Lynn Albertson Richard Donahue & Birgitta Baker Lenny Scroggins & Douglas BrownDavid & Mickey HillDaniel & Lisa Holden 3yearsJason Uyeda & Bob Gropper Bryon & Diane MeradeLinda Ward & James RichardsonThomas & Mathew SutphenJoe Wilcox

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Santa’sHelpersFillUpTheUnityShoppe

Onceagainthisyear,adedicatedgroupofSBRdriversandco-pilots rolled out of bed early on a Sunday morning in supportof the seventh annual Motor4Toys toy-drive in Woodland Hills.More than 40 club members were among the more than 70PorschesparkedintheAnthemBuildingparkinglot,thesiteoftheDecember5thevent.

Atpresstimethetoytotalswerestillbeingfinalized,butitwasthought theprojectedtotalwouldbesurpassedeasilybecauseof

the huge attendance. There were cars of every era and marque,representingcarclubsfromalloverSouthernCalifornia.

Onceagain,theSantaBarbaraRegionwashappytoassistinthismostworthycause.Picturedabove(l-r)youcanseeatrioof356coupes“deckedout”fortheholidays.JohnLawrence,JohnGrusd,andDaveHill strappedonthecold-weathergear for theSundaymorningshow,muchtothedelightofcarloverseverywhere.

The toys collected at our annual Holiday Party were carefully bundled up and delivered to The Unity Shoppe in Santa Barbara on Monday, December 13, 2010. Present as the presents were presented were (l-r): John & Jeanne McNair, Dave Stone, Beverly Brovsky, Unity Shoppe Executive Director Tom Reed, Oscar Briones, Bob Roe, Joe Carastro, Ralphie, Suzi Sheller, and Doreen Pankow.


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January14-17 “ItHappensInVegas!”SBRWeekendinLasVegas Febrary26 Porsches&WoodiestothePetersenMuseum March20 Zone8AutocrossinSantaBarbara March26 Twisties&WildflowersPicnic April8-10 Zone8FestivalofSpeed-Fontana April15-17 LongBeachGrandPrix April23 SBRRallySchool* April30 Zone8AutocrossinCamarillo May7 Zone8Rally•ElCaminoRealXXVIII* May27-30 TourofZion&BryceCanyonNationalParks June25 GimmickRally July9-10 VenturaMotorsportsGathering July23 15thAnnualSBRChiliCook-Off July31 AutocrossinSantaBarbara August6 StargazingAtItsBest August19-21 MontereyMotorsportsReunion August27 SBRProgressiveDinner September17 AutocrossinCamarillo Sept.24-25 “RebelWithoutACause”Run October9 Zone8•35thAnnualConcoursd’Elegance* October22-23 WineCountryHarvestTour November19 BouquetCanyonDrivetoWolfCreekBrewery December4 Motor4Toys-WoodlandHills December10 SBRAnnualHolidayParty


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SBRBoardofDirectorsMeeting

MinutesRecordedbyNadineTracy

December 8, 2010 - 6:30 p.m. – Four Points Sheraton, Ventura

The December dinner board meetingwas held at the Four Points Sheraton inVentura. Present were: Dave Stone, BillSampson, Nick Liakas, Jim Brown, DanByers, Martin Keller, James Oldham,Doreen Pankow, Ted Lighthizer, DonKuckenbaker,Jeanne&JohnMcNair,SteveKaller,andNadineTracy.

Secretary:TheNovemberboardmeetingminuteswereapprovedassubmitted.

VicePresident:BilldiscussedattendingtheZone8presidents’meetingwithDaveStone,and2011sponsorships.

Treasurer:StevepresentedhisProfitandLossYTDComparisonandBalanceSheet.

Membership: During the month ofNovember, four new members joinedour region. Membership stood at 715 atmonth’send.

Activities: Early 2011 events are asfollows: January 14-17th It Happensin Vegas!; February 26th Porsches andWoodies to Petersen Auto Museum Tour,March 20th Santa Barbara Autocross,andMarch26thTwistiesandWildflowersPicnic.

Editor: The January issue’s deadline isbeing delayed a week to accommodatecoverage of the Holiday Party. The issuewill cover R.U.F’s tour of Edwards Air

Force Base, an article on the Rock Store/Nethercutt Museum tour, and P.M.S.Foodshare event. Doreen and Ted havewritten an article on the Memorial DayWeekend “Discovery Drive” to BryceCanyonandZionNationalParksinUtah.Also look for fliers for the Porsches &WoodiestothePetersenAutoMuseum,theMarchTwisties&WildflowersPicnic,andtheSantaBarbaraAutocross.

Distribution: Sir Speedy printed 900newsletters and 765 were mailed out.Postage costs were $419.26 leaving abalanceof$1365.96 inthecreditaccount.The 2010 year-end expenses incurredfor miscellaneous items required for themailingstotaled$211.07.ThankyouJanicefor updating membership data and MikePomerantz for personally delivering thefreshly printed newsletter to the Yabitsus’frontdooreachmonth.

Advertising: Don presented hisadvertisingreport.Discussionfollowed.

Goodie Store: December sales were$282.37.2010salescameto$5,800withaprofitof$1,800.

Insurance: Jim has filed certificatesthrough December and is working onthoseneededforthebeginningof2011.

Autocross: Martin and Dan are busyplanningtheautocrosseventsfor2011.

Archives:JameshasreceivedsomeitemsfromPorschethatwillbeputinourclub’sarchives.

P.M.S.: Doreenreported that13womendelivered350poundsoffoodtoFoodShareinVenturaalongwithacheckfor$380asdonationsfromourmembers.

R.U.F.: 36 members attended theNovembertourofEdwardsAirForceBase.SpecialarrangementsincludedvisitstoAirForceandNASAsitesnotnormallyopentothepublic.Januarywillkickoffinauguralseminars on topics of special interest toR.U.F.ians. And March has the groupvisitingtheReaganRanchnearSolvang.

Past President: Nick reported thathe and Bill Sampson met with Rusnak todiscuss 2011 sponsorship. Discussionfollowed.

President: Dave presented the boardwith a summary of the 2010 Zone 8presidents’meeting,amember’ssuggestionthatSBRhostaStreetSurvivalSchool forTeens, trophy delays, and Holiday Partyplanningandexpenses.

Old Business: SBR sound systemupgrade was discussed. A Goodie StoreGeneral Manager is still needed. Anyonewishing to volunteer, please contact BillSampson. Dave gave an update on theHolidayPartyplanningandparticipation.

New Business: The topics of RaceRegistration Event System online eventregistration, Holiday Party budget, andStreet Survival School for Teens werediscussed. A motion was made andpassed togiveeachofour threecharities,Ventura County Food Share, HeartsTherapeuticRidingProgram,andOptimistYouth Homes and Services, equal dollaramountsregardingcharitablefundsraisedthroughouttheyear.

Thank you Dave for your two years aspresident. You have worked tirelesslyto provide this club with outstandingleadership, wonderful events, and acommitment to community through ourcharitabledonations.

Themeetingadjournedat8:50p.m.

DER AUSPUFF 2011 YearlyAdvertisingRates Cost is for 12 monthly issues, black & white only. Four-color, as available, rates on request.

Full Page (7.5 x 10 inches) $1700.00Half Page (7.5 x 4.75 inches) $850.00Quarter Page (3.5 x 4.75 inches) $575.00 Business Card (3.5 x 2 inches) $300.00

pLeaSe SUppORT OUR aDVeRTISeRS: We welcome commercial ads in Der auspuff. They support our club and we encourage you to make your first call to those who help us enjoy our great hobby. Let them know you saw their ad in Derauspuff . We also encourage you to promote your own business by becoming an advertiser yourself. For information, please contact DonKuckenbaker, (805) 984-9406 or [email protected]


SANTA BARBARA REGION MAGNETIC NAME BADGES

Our official, strong plastic name badges won’t harm your clothing because they’re held on magnetically!Featuring the SBR logo and customized with your name and Porsche model, a PCA/SBR name badge is the perfect accessory for our next gathering.Badges are only $13 each, including shipping and handling, and usually arrive within three weeks from the time we receive your order.Send your request today. Be sure to include the NAME and PORSCHE MODEL you want listed on the badge. Make your checks out to PCA/SBR and send to:

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R M S Promise yourself:To be so strong that nothing can disturb your peace of mind.

To talk health, happiness, and prosperity to every person you meet.To make all your friends feel that there is something in them.

To look at the sunny side of everything and make your optimism come true.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.To forget the mistakes of the past and press on to the greater achievements of the future.

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.

To be too large for worry, too noble for anger, too strong for fear,And too happy to permit the presence of trouble.

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BLaCKpaRTIaLLeaTHeRFaCTORySeaTS-FORSaLe(Pair) in excellent condition - power drivers side, manual passenger side-from mint 36,000 mile 1986 944 Turbo - Asking $1000 for pair & worth it, but must sell, so no reasonable offer will be refused. Contact Steve 805-680-0038 [email protected] (11/10)

waNTTOBUy-1986pORSCHe911CaRReRaCaBRIOLeTMust NOT be RED or GRAND PRIX WHITE. Looking for 90-95 percentile vehicle. Expect to pay accordingly. Please contact: Joe Boucher (not the buyer, helping a friend) at [email protected] (11/10)

RUFSHOwQUaLITyCHROMe17”wHeeLS,pLUS2SeTSOFTIReS–FORSaLe1976-1989 RUF chrome 17” wheels, 930 Turbo 8” & 9”. Chrome center caps, chrome RUF black letters, and Porsche painted crests. Also, two sets of tires: Yokohama Advan 032R race tires, rears worn 235/40 ZR17 & 275/40 ZR17; Bridgestone Potenza RE71 235/45 ZR17 & 255/40 ZR17. Contact Steven Conger (805) 484-4594 evenings. (12/10)

BLaCKLeaTHeRFaCTORySTeeRINGwHeeL-FORSaLePerfect 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 [email protected] (11/10)

1967912COUpe–FORSaLeBlack/Red, 4-speed, Chrome wheels. Second owner since 1978. A previous concours winner. Original paint and interior, never been hit, solid pan, recent maintenance. This is a time capsule. Must see. Asking $16,000.Contact: Anita Banke at (805)484-4591 or [email protected] (01/11)

SeTOFMaGNeTICCaRNUMBeRSFORaUTOCROSS–FORSaLeTwo (2) 12” x 18” vinyl magnetic car numbers for autocross, etc. Black numerals (“730”) on orange background. As new. Can be seen in Santa Barbara. $90 for the pair. Contact: Joe Boucher at (805) 931-0990. (01/11)

2000CaRReRa4–FORSaLe22,280 miles, 6 speed with PSM, sunroof with rear spoiler, excellent condition, deep blue exterior, black full leather interior, Porsche factory Aero Pkg, “platnum” warranty $100 deductible--good till 2015 or 83,762 miles. Price: $35,000Contact Sam (818) 825-5215 or [email protected] (10/10)

2009BOXSTeRSRS60SpyDeR–FORSaLeGT Silver Metallic with Red full-leather interior, Black top. 1,960 sold worldwide. Lots of Special Edition details - 303 HP, Tiptronic, 19-inch Sport Design wheels, Body Kit, Sport Exhaust, painted seatbacks, etc. Perfect condition - approximately 8000 miles. $50,000 OBO. Contact: Chip Bell at (805) 447-8912 or [email protected] (01/11)

Classi f ied Ad I nformationDer auspuff accepts classified advertising limited to 50 words or less for Porsche cars, parts, and Porsche-related items. Ads are free to PCA SBR members in good standing and will run for a maximum of three (3) months. Ads are free to other PCA members in good standing as space per-mits and will also run for a maximum of three (3) months. Ads will be ac-cepted for non-members as space permits for a fee of $10 per month, per ad. Please notify the Editor if sold. Der auspuff is not responsible for the accuracy of any ad or claims made by advertisers, and does not war-rant or guarantee the condition of items offered for sale. Der auspuff reserves the right to edit or refuse to print any ad it deems inappropri-ate. Please submit ads directly to the Editor at [email protected]

Aswell Trophy .................................29Auto Gallery .....................................2Autobahn West ..............................22Automotion...................................IBCPaul Bancroft Roofing ....................19Gary Betz Enterprises .....................19Boykin Automotive ........................19Walt Branscome, SBAG .....................9California Cars Sportscar Collection 24California Tire Company ....................7Bob Campbell’s 356 Services ..........32Joseph Carastro, D.M.D., M.S. .........29DSR Audio ........................................6ETF Portfolio Management...............6Steven Z. Freeman, CPA ..................30Genworth Financial ........................22German Transmissions Haus ...........29Ghost Shield - Garret Pegler ...........24Hammer Capital Management .......19Hooper Custom RVs ..........................7Lynn Kuchera, Troop Real Estate .......3Los Angeles Dismantler ..................19Monaco Motors ..............................22Neil McAuliffe.................................27North Hollywood Speedometer........6Pacific Automotive Group ...............29Quinn The Eskimo/Dr. Colorchip .....19RMS Direct .....................................30RS Enterprises ..................................9Rusnak Westlake Porsche .............. IFCBill Sampson ..................................30Santa Barbara Auto Group ..............BCSchneider Autohaus .......................30SoCal Shop Guy ..............................19Mark Stratmeyer, Rusnak ...............30TC’s Garage .....................................19

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1970914/6VINTaGeRaCeCaR–FORSaLeOne of 3332 made by Porsche. Completely redone. Conceived for the track but licensed for street driving. $27,000. Too may features to list. Call for details. Doug Hayes in Santa Barbara, CA (805) 966-4171 [email protected] (12/10)

1987911CaRReRa–FORSaLe50,000 miles. California car since new. Carfax available. Perfect. Lagoon Green Metallic w/light tan interior and sunroof. No rust, front brakes and bottom oil tubes recently replaced. $29,900. Moorpark, CA Contact: [email protected] (12/10)

1995pORSCHe993–FORSaLe91,000 miles Excellent condition, aventurine green with custom leather interior / green piping. Polished turbo twist wheels, big red calipers. Completely rebuilt AC system at cost of over $3,000. Featured on cover of Der Auspuff (March 2006). Tiptronic transmission.$27,900 obo. Brent Elam (818) 319-5135, office: (818) 401-4265 [email protected] (12/10)

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...the last word

Branch office? Uh, not exactly...SBR car dudes Mike Hodson, Kent Bodin, and Rich Norman’s trip to Germany will be chronicled in next month’s “Der Auspuff.” But, among their vacation photos were these shots of a “Pit Stop” auto service shop in the fatherland. The sign shows they handle exhaust (auspuff), brakes (bremsen), tires (reifen), oil changes (olwechsel), and shock absorbers (stoßdampfer). Looks like it’s situated right next to a nice “specialty market,” too. Small world.

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