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CHALLENGE Newsletterofthe Connecticut Valley Region PorscheClubofAmerica C H A L L E N G E
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Upcoming Events 7CVR Septembermonthlymeetingat HoffmanPorsche 9CVR Octobermonthlymeetingat NewCountryPorsche 11CVR EventsCalendar 20Drivers’Education2015Schedule 28CVR AutoX Schedule 34CVR AnnualMeetingandPhotoFest 37CVR CoffeeRun Schedule 52VIP ConcoursandRaceExperience atLimeRockPark 61CVR 2015FallTour,BasinHarbor Club,Vergennes,VT
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Bob Jeffway is new to the roster of talented Challenge cover photographers. His sharp eyes captured this noteworthy image of several generations of Porsche rear wings at Lime Rock Park on May 18th.
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CONTRIBUTING WRITERS AND PHOTOGRAPHERS IN THIS MONTHS ISSUE OF CHALLENGE CherylCaouette KathyCloud ToddDrury JohnEskew JayHarder JimJannette
BobJeffway JohnKaram WesLee BobReinckens PaulRoth KeithSanderson
DaveVaccaro SusanVaccaro Uncreditedphotos/text andillustrations: Editor
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Advertising DanCooley chal-ads@cvrpca.org
Copy Editor NancieGiacalone cvreditor@cvrpca.org
Editor & Art Director ShelleyKrohnengold cvreditor@cvrpca.org The CHALLENGE (ISSN 1063-150X) is the monthly publication of the Connecticut Valley Region, Porsche Club of America, published at Paladin Commercial Printers, LLC, 300 Hartford Avenue, Newington, CT 06111-1501. Periodicals postage paid at Hartford, CT. Statements appearing in challenge are those of the author and not necessarily those of the Porsche Club of America, the CVR Board of Directors or CHALLENGE Editors. The editors reserve the right to edit all materials submitted for publication. CVR/PCA is not responsible for any services or merchandise advertised herein. Permission to reprint any material published in CHALLENGE is granted provided full credit is given to CHALLENGE and to the author. Postmaster send address changes to CHALLENGE, c/o Chris Musante, P.O. Box 762, South Windsor, CT 06074. Subscription rate of $12 is included in CVR annual membership dues. Other PCA members may subscribe by remitting $30/year to CVR/PCA CHALLENGE, c/o Chris Musante, P.O. Box 762, South Windsor, CT 06074.
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PRESIDENT SteveCloud cvrpresident@cvrpca.org Work (860)953-6826 Cell (860)883-1681
EXECUTIVE V.P. DickStrahota cvrexecutivevp@cvrpca.org Cell (212)729-4463
600DeercliffRoad Avon,CT06001
25HuckleberryLane Darien,CT06820
V.P. DRIVERS’ EDUCATION DaveVaccaro cvrdevp@cvrpca.org
8DelnoDrive Danbury,CT 06811
V.P. PROGRAMS FrankSena cvrprogramvp@cvrpca.org knotvermont@gmail.com
TREASURER RichardKretz cvrtreasurer@cvrpca.org Cell (860)670-2551
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SECRETARY AllenFossbender cvrsecretary@cvrpca.org
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SEPTEMBER MONTHLY MEETING Date: Tuesday,September15,2015 Location: Hoffman Porsche 630 Connecticut Blvd. East Hartford, CT 06108 (860) 289-7721 www.hoffmanporsche.com Directions available on the website Hoffman Porsche will once again host this very popular annual CVR event on Tuesday, September 15th. We are pleased to announce that our guest speaker is CVRs own Prescott Kelly, discussing current Porsche values and trends. Prescott is an active Porsche author, speaker, historian, and collector. He has been a CVR Officer since 1983 and National Officer of the Porsche Club of America since 1988, including terms as National Executive Vice President, National President, and naturally, Past President. As an author, Prescott has over 100 magazine articles to his credit along with a chapter in Dennis Adler’s book, Porsche, published by Random House in 2003. He is the Porsche Editor for Sports Car Market, a regular contributor since 1982 to Porsche Panorama where he specializes in market value analyses and analytical histories of individual Porsche models. He is the regular “MarketWatch” columnist for the 356 Registry Magazine with his auction and private sales reports and analyses. Meeting Agenda: 6:30– 7:30pm SocializingandBuffetdinnercomplimentsofHoffman Porsche. 7:30– 8:00pm
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OCTOBER MONTHLY MEETING Date: Tuesday,October13,2015 Location: NewCountryPorsche 241WPutnamAvenue Greenwich,CT06830 203.869.8900 www.new-country.porschedealer.com Directionsavailableonthewebsite Join General Manager Todd Bullock and the Staff of New Country Porsche in Greenwich, CT as they host our October Monthly Meeting. Meeting Agenda: 6:30– 7:30pm SocializingandBuffetdinnercomplimentsofNewCountry Porsche. 7:30– 8:00pm
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C H A L L E N G E Photo Todd Drury. October 2014 Meeting at New Country Porsche.
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SEPTEMBER 2015 1 DeadlineforALL October2015Challenge business 6-7 LimeRockHistoricFestival,CVR VIP ConcoursandRaceExperience 10 Drivers’Education,ThompsonSpeedway-Regular 12 AutoX,LAZ Lot,Hartford 13 CoffeeRun,WestchesterLoop,Stamford,CT,8:30am 15 MonthlyMeetingatHoffmanPorsche,WestHartford,CT6:30pm 19 ScituateReservoirCoffeeRun,Mystic,CT,8:30am 24 Drivers’Education,LimeRockPark-Regular 25-27 CVR Falltour,BasinHarborClub,Vergennes,VT OCTOBER 2015 1 DeadlineforALL November2015Challenge business 3 AutoX,LAZ Lot,Hartford 4 “JustBecause”CoffeeRun,Stamford,CT,8:30am 5 CVR BoardofDirectorsMeeting,Gusto’s,Milford,CT,6:30pm 9-10 Drivers’Education,PalmerMotorsportsPark-Regular 13 MonthlyMeetingatNewCountryPorsche,Greenwich,CT6:30pm 18 “4thAnnualBearMountain”CoffeeRun,Stamford,CT,8:30am 18 FallRally,Groton,CT,RegistrationOpens7:45am 23 HoffmanChampionshipAutoX Celebration NOVEMBER 2015 2 DeadlineforALL December2015Challenge business 6 Drivers’Education,LimeRockPark-Advanced 7 Drivers’Education,LimeRockPark-Beginner 14 AnnualMeetingandPhotoFest,CrownePlaza Hotel,Southbury,CT,6:00pm AlldatesandinformationonthisCalendarareaccurate atthetimeofprinting.Pleaseremembertocheckthe CVR Websiteforthemostup-to-dateinformation.
Note: Board Meetings are always open to all members. Contact any board member for exact times and directions and/or check the CVR website for last minute details. Website Updates: www.cvrpca.org Answers to Tech Questions: www.pca.org/tech/
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Photo John Karam
ASK ME ABOUT MY... Kathy and I are in the car traveling to NYC on our way to see our first grandchild who was born last night. We are arriving to the hospital via our Panamera as we want to expose our granddaughter early on to the love of thesewonderfulcars.Here’stothenext generationofPorscheenthusiasts! Thanks to the handful of folks who wereabletojoinusforour“Porscheand Hinckleyyacht”lastminuteeventinearly August.WeenjoyedatouronaTalaria 34 yacht in the water in Rowayton, followed by a nice lunch at the local seafood restaurant. As one attendee, George Scott, put it so eloquently, “It’s nottheboats,it’sthepeople”. Please refer to the Challenge and websiteforsomeupcomingevents.There have been additional coffee runs added to the schedule to help you take full advantage of your Porsche.Also right around the corner is our first driving event at the new Palmer road course. This course looks very challenging as
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itisperchedonthesideofamountain.It isguaranteedtoaddexcitementtoyour drivingadventures. Thereareafewroomsleftforthefall tourattheendofSeptember.Karenand Tom Russell have put lots of time and effort into the planning of this fall hallmark to create a magical weekend. Kathy and I first traveled to the Basin Harbour Club twelve years ago for our inaugural Porsche event. We formed lasting friendships from this initial outing and feel fortunate to be part of suchadynamicclub.Unfortunately,we cannotmakethisfalltouraswewillbe attendingourlastcollegeparentsweekend festivities,butwewillbethereinspirit. Inthefollowingpages,therewillbe more details about the two remaining Autocrossevents,upcomingfallrally,and monthly meetings. There is sure to be somethingforeveryPorscheenthusiast. The fall offers the best weather for enjoying your car... now go get out on theroad! >>>A small group of boat enthusiasts were treated to a tour of a Hinckley Talaria 34 yacht at the Hinkley Boat Company in Rowayton, CT
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60 YEARS FOR PCA — 60 ISSUES FOR SK As I was contemplating whattodofor my monthly column I realized that not onlyisthisthe60thAnniversaryofPCA, butalsothe60thissueofChallenge that I have had the responsibility of putting together. It has been an interesting and “challenging”fiveyearsforme.I’vemet andenjoyedthecompanyofmanygreat people,atmanyvariedCVR events,and havealsocometoabetterunderstanding of the “It’s not just the cars, it’s the people” PCA motto. The icing on the cake was that this year Challenge also finished First in Class at the annual PCA National Newsletter Contest. We werenarrowlyedgedoutofoverallfirst place nationally (The Betty Jo Turner Award) by the fantastic Santa Barbara Region newsletter Der Auspuff, Edited byJohnAlfenito. With that in mind, I think this an opportunetimetoonceagainthankallof thecontributorsthathavesentinthegreat photosandstoriesthathavedrivenmuch of the content of Challenge these last
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five years, as well as our Copy Editor, NancieGiacalone,andAdvertisingChair, Dan Cooley. Your help has been truly indispensable,andgreatly appreciated. WithFalljustaroundthecorneritis now almost time for one of our most anticipated events — the CVR Annual Meeting and PhotoFest, coming up on Saturday,November14th. Wearelookingforwardtousingthe photosthatmemberssubmitforthenext round of Challenge covers, due to be printedinJanuaryof2016. Please consider attending PhotoFest this year, (preliminary details available on page 34) this is an opportune time toshowcaseyourhiddenartistictalents, and meet other like minded Porsche enthusiasts. I hope you enjoy the rest of your summerandlookforwardtoseeingyou atafutureevent. —cvreditor@cvrpca.org
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CLUB MEMBERSHIP UPDATES & RENEWALS MADE EASY Is it time to renew your membership? Do you have a change/update to your address or phone number? Have you recently purchased another Porsche that you would like to register on your PCA profile? Do you need a replacement PCA membership card? You can do all of this online as easy as 1-2-3! Just log into www.pca.org. Click on MEMBERSHIP and select MEMBER SERVICES. Select any one of the four options in the drop down menu. Member Record, Renew Membership, Online Profile, Replacement Membership Card. By accessing this section, you are able renew your membership, view and update your PCA membership record to include your address, phone, email, and car information. Continue your participation in PCA events and keep your Challenge and Panorama subscriptions coming! It’s that easy!
PCA MEMBERSHIP RECRUITING Do you have a fellow Porsche enthusiast who doesn’t own a Porsche yet? If so, take a peek at what PCA offers... PCA Quest! This program provides a six-month subscription to Porsche Panorama to allow access to hundreds of Porsches for sale by PCA members in The Mart as well as the opportunity to access valuable technical information about the cars through the many articles in Panorama! Learn more about this at www.pca.org/Membership/PCAQuest.aspx
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DE Co-Track Chair BobNapoletano
Autocross Co-Chairs PaulKudra (860)633-8252 RandyKudra (860)597-1671 autocross@cvrpca.org
DE Chief of Control DonnCastonguay DE Chief Instructor SpencerCox
Challenge Advertising DanCooley chal-ads@cvrpca.org
DE Instructor Development DonSchneider DE Registrar / Vice Treasurer SusanVaccaro dereg@cvrpca.org 8DelnoDrive Danbury,CT06811
Challenge Editor/Art Director ShelleyKrohnengold cvreditor@cvrpca.org Challenge Copy Editor NancieGiacalone cvreditor@cvrpca.org Challenge Special Features Editor AllenFossbender cvreditor@cvrpca.org Challenge Editors-at-Large WalterHyjek JohnKaram Community Service Co-Chairs MarkRichard SusanAlysonYoung communityservice@cvrpca.org Concours Chair MichaelKeller (860)227-1184 mkellercgt@gmail.com CVR Photography Club Chair JohnKaram yearbook@cvrpca.org Drivers’ Education - VP DaveVaccaro cvrdevp@cvrpca.org 8DelnoDrive Danbury,CT06811 18
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Vice Treasurer / Registrar for CVR Club Race DebbieCloud race.registrar@cvrpca.org PCA Club Race - Volunteer Coordinator MarkLewis race.volunteers@cvrpca.org Porsche Emporium & Trophy Peter&JanicaShafer (203)227-2722 27CardinalRoad Weston,CT06883 janica.b@hotmail.com
Tourmeister Phil&MariaCapella tourmeister@cvrpca.org Tourmeister Assistants Caroline&AlanDavis Karen& TomRussell SeanLeahy JamesBall Webmeister PhilCapella ChristineRodriguez webmeister@cvrpca.org
Programs Coordinators JeffreyCoe ToddDrury cvrprogramvp@cvrpca.org Rally Chair LonHultgren (860)487-9444 rally@cvrpca.org Safety Chair WilliamKlancko wrklancko@gmail.com Special Events Chair NickEsposito specialevents@cvrpca.org Special Events Assistant DennisPrimavera specialevents@cvrpca.org Technical Chair DanielJacobs (203)-264-3882 tech@cvrpca.org 306SouthfordRoad Southbury,CT06488
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2015 DRIVERS’ EDUCATION
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“On Track Karting” - Workshop
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LRP - Lime Rock Park | WGI - Watkins Glen International | TSMP - Thompson Speedway Motorsports Park | Palmer - Palmer Motorsports Park 1/2 days shared with Club Lime Rock = same amount of track time as a regular event All registration is on ClubRegistration.net Registration opens at 1 p.m. (12 central) All information on this Schedule is accurate at the time of printing. Please remember to check the CVR Website for the most up-to-date information.
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Well, here we are, already in September and we only have six DE days left for the 2015 CVR DE season. Myhopeat the beginning of the year was that we wouldgetmorebeginnersouttothetrack toreallyexperiencewhattheirPorscheis all about. To date for this season, our Green and Yellow instructed rungroups havesoldoutforeveryevent.Itisreally great to see so many different people participating,bothnewandexperienced, young and not as young. We had 13 first-timedriversatourJulyLRPevent andbythesmilesontheirfacestheyall seemedtoreallyenjoytheexperienceand Ihaveafeelingthatwewillseemanyof thematfutureDEevents. At our Thompson event in July, we hadtwosunnydayswithplentyoftrack
To date for this season, our Green and Yellow instructed rungroups have sold out for every event. It is really great to see so many different people participating, both new and experienced, young and not as young.
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timeforall,withanicebarbequedinner afterDayOne.Afterdinner,manywent overtotheicecreamstandforvery,very largeservingsoficecream.Whatagreat
>>>Susan Vaccaro, Ric Hosley and Antonio DaSilva flank the Thompson mystery ice cream taster at the July TSMP event
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way to end a summer’s day at the race track—friends,goodfoodandicecream. WithLimeRockPark,WatkinsGlen International and now the addition of Palmer Motorsports Park (PMP) and Thompson Motorsports Speedway Park (TSMP)onourschedulethereareplenty ofopportunities,foralllevelsofdrivers,
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>>>The Thompson mystery ice cream taster is revealed, Cecelia Hosley tried to conceal her identity, but our CVR photographers are quick, on and off the track
>>> Three vintage 911s, Dave Hutchings, Dana Parker and Joe Gawlik head out onto the track
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>>>Roger Funk’s 1970 911 on track at Lime Rock John Eskew
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>>>Chris Trzupek staging her Cayman at Thompson
>>>First timer Joseph Dillon pitting at Thompson
>>>Don Aylor after the last session at Thompson All photos on this page Susan Vaccaro
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>>>Cecelia Hosley gives a “thumbs-up� after her last session on track at TSMP (above) >>>Mark Calabro pits in his 996 Cabrio at TSMP (left) >>>Magnus Evertson comes into the TSMP pits at the end of the day (below left)
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John Eskew Keith Sanderson
>>>Jonathan Fairbanks’ Cup Car and Spencer Cox’s Cayman in the pits
>>>Mark Lewis’ Boxster on track at Lime Rock (above) as some new landscaping continues in the background. Lime Rock Park committed over $3 million dollars to begin a wide variety of infrastructure improvement projects this year. Some of the highlights include a complete overhaul of Paddocks A and B, enlarging, grading and paving them to eliminate standing water. Re-contouring of the infield spectator hillside to make it more user-friendly, and new and refreshed rest rooms just to name a few.
togetinvolvedwithaDEday.Ourfall eventsincludeonedayatThompsonand onedayatLimeRockinSeptember,two daysatPalmerinOctoberandtwodays atLimeRockinNovember.Registeron ClubRegistration.net andjoinusatthe track.Ifyoudon’tsignupforafallevent, itwillbesixlongmonthsbeforewe’llbe backonthetrackin2016. Seeyouatthetrack. Dave
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RALLY — IT’S NOT JUST THE CARS, IT’S THE INSTRUCTIONS! Here’s your rally quiz for this month: What do the following roads have in common... Groton Long Point Road, NoankRoad,WolfNeckRoad,Lantern HillRoad,ShewvilleRoad,GallupHill Road, Pumpkin Hill Road, Indiantown Road, Spicer Hill Road, Vinegar Hill Road, River Road, Gales Ferry Road andGungywampRoad? OK,notthathard...andyouprobably guessed right! These are all roads that will be used in the October 18th Rally in Southeastern Connecticut. They offersomeofthebestscenicandtwisty road driving in CT as well as skirting throughtheseacommunitiesofMystic andNoank. Ourrallyplanningisinhighgearand whiletherouteisstillbeingfinalized,the starting and finishing locations are set. The rally will begin at the Groton TownhouseRestaurant(355Route12in Groton), run about 50 or 60 miles on most of the roads listed above and end attheSeahorseRestaurantat65Marsh Road in Noank (adjacent to the Spicer Marina).Rallyteamsshouldbeoncourse by about 9:00AM and should arrive at the Seahorse 2 ½ to 3 hours later for lunchandrallyscoring.Ashasbeenthe case in our last 5 or 6 rallies, this rally willbeacoursefollowingor“gimmick” rallythatisnottimed,andyoucandrive as far as you like back and forth and all-over the rally route to obtain your highest score for the rally (in gimmick
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the highest scores given to teams that drive the most “correct” route, at least according to the instructions. One or two legs of the rally may have some photographs taken along the rally route toidentify,(aswehadinlastfall’srally), butifwedo,thephotoworkwillnotbe combinedwithanyothergimmicks.
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General Instructions (GIs) will be emailedouttoallregistrantsaweekor twopriortoOctober18th,andtheRoute Instructions (RIs), Supplemental Instructions(Supps)andscoresheetswill be given to you when you check in at the start. Registration will open at 7:45AM,withadriver’smeetingheld at8:30sothatwecanhaveallcarson course by 9:00 (a requirement of the starting restaurant so that we are long-gone by the time their Sunday breakfastcrowdarrives). The last two rallies were won by first-timerallyteamswithnorallyexperience, so don’t be intimidated if you haven’t run a rally before. They are challenging,yes,butfunandrewarding. Attheveryworst,youstillgettodrive somewonderfulroadsandsocializewith
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otherPorschepushers.Thisyearwewill also be giving out an award for the rallyist of the year at the club’s annual banquetandphotofestbycombiningthe scoresoftheSpringandFallrallies.Soif yourantheSpringrally,youwillneedto participateinthisrallytohaveachance ofwinningtheaward. So please mark your calendars and sendinyourregistrationsbeforeOctober 10th so we can give the Seahorse the numberofrallyiststoexpectforlunch.If youhaveanyquestions,orwouldliketo help in running this rally, please email meatRally@CVRPCA.org.Iwillalso bepostingabouttherally’sdevelopment ontwitter@B3mtb911. LonHultgren Rallymaster
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CVR 2015 Fall Rally – Sunday, October 18, 2015 This Rally will be “Course Following” (non TSD). One member of each team must be a PCA member. 18 yrs. minimum age for drivers (no age requirement for navigators/ passengers). Drivers must be licensed and all participants must sign a waiver. Starting Location: Groton Townhouse Restaurant, 355 CT Rte 12, Groton, CT 06340 (860) 449-0355 Finishing Location: Seahorse Restaurant, 65 Marsh Road, Noank, CT 06340 (860) 415-4280 Registration opens at 7:45 AM. First car off at 9:15 AM, rain or shine. Registration Fee: $35. Includes participation gifts, winner’s prizes and parking, but not food. Food will be dutch treat at the restaurants – we will be in the upper-level of the Seahorse dining room which seats up to 40 people. Registration Deadline: October 10, 2015. Preregistration is required. General Instructions will be emailed to all registrants on or about October 10th.
Participants: Driver: Navigator: Mailing Address: City, State, Zip: Phone(s): CELL PHONE DURING RALLY - IF DIFFERENT
Email: PCA Membership #: Porsche to be driven in the rally — Model: Rally experience: Number of rallies run: Email General Instructions? (please check) Yes
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Please mail this registration form with a check for $35 made out to “CVR-PCA” by October 10th to: Lon Hultgren 404 Woodland Road Storrs Mansfield, CT 06268 Entries received will be confirmed by email. Email contact: Rally@CVRPCA.org
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LOOK FOR THE EMPORIUM AT OUR MONTHLY MEETINGS, OR PLACE YOUR ORDER ON THE CVR WEBSITE WE NOW ACCEPT:
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2015 ANNUAL MEETING AND PHOTOFEST PREVIEW Date: Saturday, November 14, 2015 Location: Crowne Plaza Hotel - Southbury 1284 Strongtown Road Southbury, CT 06488 (Exit 16 on Interstate 84) 203-598-7600 Preliminary Meeting Agenda:
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Please mark November 14th on your calendars. This year’s Annual Meeting and Photofest will once again take place on a Saturday evening. The date has been selected in the hope that more members will be able to join in the festivities. This will be a fun evening for all CVR members and their guests.
As always, the evening will include our annual Photofest contest, election of officers, annual awards presentations and great prizes.
Reservations for dinner must be made in advance; forms will be available on the CVR website and next months issue of Challenge. Seating is limited and it is anticipated that this event will be sold out, so please be sure to make your reservations early.
Photo entries will be accepted from 6:00 pm to 6:30 pm. Judging will begin at 6:45 pm. If you plan to submit photos for the contest, please plan to arrive early or make arrangements to have your photos at the Crowne Plaza by 6:30 pm. Just think, your snapshot could be on a future cover of Challenge. Bring one photo or bring a few to be entered in our annual contest. Photos may be any size; however, 8'' x 10'' is preferred. Photos need to be unframed prints for display purposes. Please do not bring framed photos, they are impossible for us to display properly. Only current CVR Members may enter their images in our annual Photofest contest. Categories for Photofest, as well as related forms, will be published on the CVR website. If you want your photos to be considered for publication in Challenge, digital files will need to be made available to the editor. For more information, please contact primo527@verizon.net or 508-224-1540. We look forward to seeing you there.
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WESTCHESTER COFFEE RUN Runmeister James Balls’ upcoming Coffee Run isscheduledforSunday, September 13, 2015. Driversmeetingwillbeat8:30am atStarbucksinStamford,ontheroad at9am.Therewillnotbeaplannedrest stopapproximately40minutesintothe drive.Total distance is approximately 72miles. To help you plan the rest of your your season, following is a schedule of Coffee Runs for the rest of 2015. CoffeeRunsarehalf-dayevents,held Saturday or Sunday mornings, where
participants drive on scenic roads as a group. There is a driver/navigator meeting where detailed directions are providedandanylastminutechanges arediscussed. Please remember to check the EventsCalendarontheCVR Website www.cvrpca.org formoreinformation, anyschedulechangesorupdates. We look forward to seeing you there.Foranyquestions,pleasecontact JamesBallat: jamesballchimney@aol.com
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Sunday,September13,2015 Arrive8:30am– Departurewillbeat9:00am
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SCITUATE RESERVOIR LOOP COFFEE RUN Tim Anderson is preparing a Coffee Run for Saturday, September 19th. Wewillmeetbetween8:30and 9:00forcoffee,driversmeetingat 9:00am,ontheroadat9:15am. Therewillbereststopaboutanhour intothedrive.Totaldistanceis approximately115miles.
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Inlookingforinterestingdriving routes,IturnedtothePorscheGTS
Communitywebsite,whichoffers ownersubmittedgreatdrivesfromall overtheworld.Nottoomuchtherein CT(weshouldimprovethat!)butI’ve combinedacoupleofGTSowner submissionsintothislongerthan usualrun.Ourdrivewilltakeusfrom thecoastatMysticupthrougheastern CTandintonorthwesternRI.Wewill doalooparoundtheScituate Reservoirandheadbacktoendatan icecreamshopinLedyard,CT. StartingpointwillbeStarbucks, 12CooganBlvd#1,Mystic,CT. Wewillstopforlunchatthe CornerBistroasagroup,each individualisresponsibleforpaying fortheirlunch. Ifinterested,thereturnroute willheadbacktoCTandendatthe Cows&Conesicecreamshopin Ledyard,CT.
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Starbucks,12CooganBlvd#1,Mystic,CT. FromI-95,takeExit90ontoRte.27South,turnlefton CooganBlvd.(towardsMysticAquarium).In0.2miles,turn rightonClaraDriveandrightintotheStarbucksPlaza. Coffee,bathrooms,andgaswithina½mile.
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>>>CVR Member Wes Lee captured this image in downtown Greenport, NY on his iPhone... “I liked the 356 as unusual eye candy in front of an ice cream shop. Sweet ride in front of a sweets store. Notice on the left there is a guy sitting and being kissed by his puppy. Just an all around happy sight.�
Want to see some of your pictures in Challenge? Want to find a way to express your interest in Porsches in the medium of digital imaging or film? Please join us at one of our CVR Photography Club meetings. We are an official club activity with occasional meetings and discussions. Show your photographs. Get feedback. Improve your skills. Find out what others are doing and how they view things. No need to invest in expensive equipment. Use what you have. There is also no added membership cost. For more information contact John Karam at: Yearbook@cvrpca.org. Send your ideas too! John Karam
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WELCOME TO the updated CT Valley Region Porsche Club SmugMug Pro Photo Website. CVR Photo Club Chair John Karam has created this new site to share and purchase images of CVR events. This website will be updated with new events on a regular basis so check back if you don’t see the current event that you are looking for. Folders at the top level describe the galleries contained within. For example: Club Race Photos contains 2015 Green Group, 2015 Yellow Group, etc.
Follow the instructions on the site to purchase color prints in varying sizes at very reasonable prices. Mouse Pads, Magnets, Mugs, and other interesting items are also available as well. SmugMug provides the purchaser with a cropping tool for use when they select a size that needs to be cropped. The user can then select how they want the photo to look. Simply select the image you want to order and enter the desired quantity, size, and finish.
Website URL: http://cvrpca.smugmug.com Password: 2015PorscheM@c@n For more information or help with this website—CVR Photography Club Chair: John Karam yearbook@cvrpca.org
*Please note: Gallery Passwords are case-sensitive and may include numbers and other characters.
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Sena Photography Cheryl Caouette Jay Harder John Karam Sunny skies and warm weather greeted a record number of CVR members at Musante Motorsports on May 19th. Chris, Lisa and crew ringed the parking area with a score of stunning customer cars including four Lamborghini track cars (two Super Trefeo Gallardos and two new Huracans), a gorgeous Caterham SR300 and many street and track variations of Musante-prepared Caymans and 911s. A sumptuous buffet was enhanced by red-black-gold covered tables for members to dine on. Nice touch, Chris!
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Our guest speaker was Charlie Greenhaus, General Manager of Palmer Motorsports Park in Palmer, MA. Charlie’s remarks about the facility were
>>>This Caterham-Lola SP 300.R sports prototype features an aluminium monocoque chassis and highly developed full aerodynamic bodywork
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>>>Guest speaker, Charlie Greenhaus from Palmer Motorsports Park talked about track features and presented an in-car video courtesy of Chris Musante and CVR Member Ron Savenor driving his 996 Cup Car (right) >>>The Musante lot was filled with many stunning customer street and race cars for members to view (below) Jay Hardin
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>>>CVR Rally Chair Lon Hultgren filled members in on the coming October 18th Fall Rally, details of which appear on page 00
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>>> Steve Cloud (at left), CVR President presents a well-deserved CVR Appreciation Award to Chris Musante
supplemented by an in-car video of the recently completed track, courtesy of Chris Musante and CVR member Ronnie Savenor, driving his 996 Cup Car. Current and future DE members took careful note of the sweeping turns and
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undulations of the track. It promises to be an excellent challenge. Charlie encouraged members to try it out and determine for theselves how exciting it is to navigate. We sincerely thank Chris and Lisa in all that they do to support CVR!!
Musante Motorsports 1257 John Fitch Blvd, South Windsor, CT 06074 (860) 291-9415 musantemotorsports.com
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For those of you who missed the meeting at Dan Jacob’s shop on June 9th you missed out on a great event. It is Dan’s customary format to have very informal meetings, more of a social hour with no speakers. This time we added a little spice to the mix and asked everyone to
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Clockwise from top left: >>> Dan Jacobs always provides an opportunity for members to look up at the underside of various Porsche models, an unusual vantage point that most members rarely get to see >>> From vintage 911 Carreras to 928S4s, there was a wide variety of cars on display in the Dan Jacobs “paddock� >>> Vice President of Programs, Frank Sena (at left) presents Dan Jacobs with the CVR appreciation award
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>>>Spooner House Executive Director Susan Agamy accepts a donation check from CVR, in addition to the non-perishable food that Club Memebers donated. Left to right: CVR Community Service Co-Chairs Mark Richard and Susan Young, Susan Agamy, Donna Jacobs and CVR Vice President, Dick Strahota
opportunity to see before. The meeting turned out to be more of an informal car show then anything else. In addition to all the great cars, we had a presentation by Susan Agamy the Executive Director of Spooner House. The club collected non perishable food items for donation, in addition the club awarded Susan with a donation check for $500. For those of you who are not familiar with Spooner House,
it is a non profit organization based in Shelton CT whos mission is to provide food, shelter and support services to people in need. All of their energies are devoted to helping their clients establish a self sufficient living situation. If you would like to learn more about Spooner house please go to: www.actspooner.org Thanks again to the generous team at Dan
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Dan Jacobs LLC Hairy Dog Grrrage 115 Hurley Road Building 7 Oxford, CT 06478 (203) 262-0569 www.danieljacobsllc.com
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YOUR VIP PASS INCLUDES: Soda, bottled water and one glass of beer or wine per day Sunday, September 6, 2015
Monday, September 7, 2015
Admission to the CVR/PCA hospitality tent at Sunday in the Park – a 300 car Concours d’ Elegance paired with an 800+ car enthusiast gathering on the Lime Rock Park racing surface Parking in the Porsche parking area at the Gathering of the Marques (included with your “driver” pass) Swag/door prizes/raffles from CVR and friends Buffet lunch on Sunday Cash bar for additional beverages, 10:00 am – 2 pm
Admission to the CVR/PCA hospitality tent at the Historic Festival vintage car races VIP hillside for best view of the races on Monday Parking in the Monday Porsche Corral (included with your “driver” pass) Swag/door prizes/raffles from CVR & friends Picnic-style “to-go” boxed lunch on Monday Cash bar for additional beverages, 10:00 am – 2 pm
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SUNDAY GUEST SPEAKERS: < Sir Stirling Moss British racing legend Jochen Mass > Winningest driver of the “Group C” era
TICKET PRICES ARE AS FOLLOWS: “Driver VIP Pass”..................................................................$ 85.00 “Guest VIP Pass” ..................................................................$ 75.00 “US Armed Forces Driver VIP Pass” .......................................$ 60.00 “US Armed Forces Guest VIP Pass”........................................$ 45.00 “Child VIP Pass – 12 and under” ............................................$ 20.00
RESERVE YOUR TICKETS: By calling Lime Rock Park at 1 (860) 435-5000 Or by going to http://tickets.limerock.com, scrolling down to and clicking on “2015 Historic Festival 33,” then clicking on: “CVR/PCA VIP CONCOURSE & RACE EXPERIENCE” and using the code CVR2015
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In May I had an invitation by the President of Porsche Motorsports North America, Jens Walther to visit the headquarters of Porsche Motorsports, Porsche Racing Team and Customer Team Support, in California. I wanted to see their old facility versus
their new facility being built, similar to the one that had just opened in Atlanta, Ga. Called Porsche Experience, you can take new Porsches out on their own track and drive them. The new California facility is being built in Carson, California on 53 acres, also with its own test/driving track, which I
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with the correct number has several Porsches parked outside. This must be the right place. As I walk up to the front door for my meeting, I see a small sign on the door, “Porsche Motorsports North America, push button for access”. As I push the button a person unlocks the door and verifies that this is the office, and it turns out that is Jens Walthers secretary. While I am waiting I begin a conversation with several workers about the cars they drive, and their work at this facility with Porsche. Shortly after, Jens Walther, who I have become well acquainted with over the years, took me on a tour of their facility, but at the start he politely asks me to NOT TAKE PICTURES. WHAT! (Not out loud.) I did not expect that but I of course agree. He began with an introduction to his office staff and took me into the first garage. This is where they rebuild the Porsche team and other customer racing engines. The place is spotless even though they teardown over 120 race engines a year. Next we went into the dyno area where they test each engine for approximately two hours before it leaves the facility for a customer race team or the Porsche factory race 56
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vehicle I saw was a Porsche 917 that they have been working on for two years. What an amazing vehicle, a Type 912 flat 12 cylinder engine, twin plug, dual distributors and iconic horizontal cooling fan. All in a light weight spaceframe chassis. It was going in for paint, the Gulf colors, blue and orange. That was basically all the information they could tell me. Estimated price $20,000,000! From there we went to where they rebuild transmissions and saw a transmission dyno and all the Porsche Weissach software used to test the transmissions with the new PDK electronics. Lastly, we
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headed over to the parts department and met the project manager who is responsible for acquisition of all parts needed for the cars they are working on, like that 917, anywhere in the world. On the way out we met up with Owen Hayes, the director of racing operations at PMNA since June of 2013. After our tour as Jens Walther and I talked he mentioned that he, as President of PMNA, is at every Porsche race in North America. He commented that it was his job as well as his passion. This is the commitment of all of the
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Porsche employees at PMNA. All around his office was evidence of â&#x20AC;&#x153;TEAMâ&#x20AC;? commitment and pride, just as I have seen in our club region. He commented that since he has never been a driver he is not one to tell the drivers how to do their job, it is up to the driver and the team to put together their best for each race. For such a small number of employees, I commented, such a large objective. We all should remember that each big project, broken down into small elements put all together equals a completed project.
I look forward to seeing the new home for PMNA next year. You should consider a trip to the Porsche Experience at Atlanta, GA and perhaps also next year to Carson, California, near Los Angeles. A great area with many places to see, and maybe a race. Hope to see you at any Porsche or CVR event. If going to a race, contact me and I would be glad to meet you there. Safe driving and travels to you!
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Basin Harbor Club, Vergennes, Vermont - September 25 - 27, 2015 Thisyearourfalltourwillbebased inVergennesVermontattheBasinHarbor Club on Lake Champlain. This is a beautifullocationwithviewsofthelake and across the lake to theAdirondacks. The Basin Harbor Club first opened in 1886andisafamily-ownedresorton700 acresandincludes77cottagesalongthe shore.LakeChamplainisthesixthlargest lake inAmerica. Basin Harbor Club is the first heritage accommodation in Vermont to be disignated as a Certified Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary. Basin HarborClubhasanairport,golfcourse, boats, several restaurants, gardens and 1-3bedroomcottagesalongthewateror youcanstayinthehotel.
Locallythereareafewplacestogo forthosewhowanttocomeadayearlyor staylater.TheLakeChamplainMaritime
Museumisveryinterestingandhaslocal historyincludingmaritimearticlesfrom Lake Champlain. The Vermont Teddy
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BearCo,andBen&Jerry’sFactoryare nearbyorjustsitandrelaxontheshore. Ourtimingisgoingtobefulloffall colorandagorgeoustimetobetraveling thruthemountainsonourdrive.Ourtour will take us on some very scenic roads andsomeopenroads.Ourtourwillend inBurlingtonwherewewillbeenjoying lunch aboard the “Northern Lights” , touring part of Lake Champlain. We haveareservedareaonthepiertopark which will have a guard for the time weareaboardtheboat.
www.basinharbor.com BasinHarborClubforthosewhowould like to socialize and relax after driving uptoVergennes.Thebarbecuewillhave a cash bar and will be available from 7:00PM-9:00PM.
>>>The Northern Lights is a 115 foot long cruise boat, built as a replica of 19th and early 20th century lake steamboats. The main lounge, located below the deck, is finished with mahogany — while the upper deck is surrounded by nothing but sky.
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Wehavedecidedtoaddafewthings tothetourthisyearforthosewhowould like to come up on Thursday or earlier on Friday. On Fridayafternoonwewill have 3 club golf on the golf course. This will be organized by Bob Engling and if you want to play let me know and I will have Bob get in touch withyou. On Friday night we arehavingabarbequeat
Theformatforthistourwillbeas theprecedingtours.Youwilltravelto Basin Harbor Club on your own on Friday, September 25th. Driving time from Waterbury is about 4 1⁄2 hours. Dinnerisonyourownoryoucancome totheFridaynightbarbequewhichyou willneedtosignupfor.Thereareother options at the hotel and in Vergennes for dining. Saturday, September 26th breakfastwillbeservedfrom7:00AM to8:30AM.Wewillhaveourdrivers’ meetingfollowingbreakfastat8:30AM withdepartureat8:45AM.Wewillhave a15minutebreakmidwaythruthedrive withanexpectedarrivalattheboatby
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11:45AM.Wehaveaniceroutebackto thehotelaftertheluncheon.Onceback at the hotel, you can enjoy the hotel property,gardenandbeacharea. Washstationswillalsobeprovided bythehotel. Saturday evening we will have a cocktail hour from 6:00PM - 7:00PM with our dinner following at 7:00PM.
You will need to choose your entree whenyousendmetheregistrationfor the weekend. After dinner we will have a raffle again this year. (Free raffle ticket will be provided in our registrationpacket)Weareplanninga surpriseortwoattheraffle.Dressfor the weekend is casual. Cash Bar will beavailableduringdinner.
LODGING AND LUNCH DETAILS: Package plan includes the following accommodation choices: BasinHarborClubislocatedontheshoreofLakeChamplainandisoffering severallevelsofaccomodations.Allpackagesinclude2nightslodging,breakfast onSaturdayandSunday,Saturdaynightdinnerandalltaxesandgratuitiesand asecureparkingarea.You are responsible to make your own reservations by calling 802-475-7818. Be sure to identify yourself as part of the Connecticut Valley Porsche Club group. Twowashstationsanddesignatedparkingfortheclubwillbeprovided. The packages are as follow:
>> Standard Suite or Cottage - Double Occupancy - $650.00 >> Superior Suite or Cottage - Double Occupancy - $770.00 >> Two Bedroom Cottage - Whole Cottage is Reserved - $1,030.00 >> Three Bedroom Cottage - Whole Cottage is Reserved - $1,545.00 The hotel will hold the rooms untilAugust 28th, after that there is no guaranteetheywillhaveavailablility.Cancellationsmustbemade14daysprior toarrivaldateforarefund.Ifyouwishtocomeadayortwoearlythehotelwill offertheclubrate.Checkintimeis3:00PMandcheckouttimeis11:00AMunless youmakeotherarrangements.(Theydonotofferasingleoccupancyrate). Lunch aboardthe“NorthernLights”willconsistofsoup,sandwiches, assortedsaladsanddessert.Theboatridewillbe11⁄2 hoursandwillincludea historyofsomeoftheareawewillbetravelingthru.Thecostoftheluncheon andparkingonthepierisincludedintheregistrationfeeof$99.50. You will find registration form, participant information and directions on the following pages.
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Checks need to be made payable to CVR/PCA andsenttothefollowing address: KarenRussell 13SignalHillRoad Brookfield,Ct.06804 NOTE: Luncheon Registrations need to be received prior to August 15, 2015 and are non refundable after September 10th.
Participant Information and Dinner Selection: Weplantocontinuewiththecurrentsystemofhandingoutasummaryof participantinformationwiththeregistrationpacketunlessyouprefernottobe included.Anemailaddresswillbehelpfulintheeventwehaveanyupdatesor changes.Pleasecompletetheformattheendofthearticleandsenditalongwith yourluncheoncheck.This form is really important and it helps make the paperwork alot easier for us. Thereisalsoasecondformforthebarbeque. Directions: From the western part of the state go over to Brewster NY and take Route 22 north.You stay on Route 22 until the turn to 22A which will crossover into Vermont. It will become S Main Street/VT-22A. Stay on 22A until you reach VergennesandfollowthesignstoBasinHarborClubat4800BasinHarborRoad. From the Waterbury area takeRte8northuntilyoureachMassPike.Takethe MassPikewestuntilexitB3andthenfollowroute22north.Therearealsoseveral scenicroutesforthosethatwantaleisureridenorth. Check-In: Youwillreceiveabasicpacketofinformationuponcheckinwiththedetails, timing,locationsforbreakfast,driversmeeting,SaturdaynightdinnerandFriday barbecueaswellasyourdrivingdirections.WewillhavetheCVR“Releaseand WaiverofLiabilityandIndemnityAgreement”atthefrontdeskforyoutosign. Everyparticipantmustsignthereleaseform. Ifyouhaveanyquestionspleasecallat 203-775-6262 or emailtotoruka@aol.com. Welookforwardtoseeingyouonthetour. Karen&TomRussell
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CVR 2015 FALL TOUR REGISTRATION FORM Please provide the information below when you mail your check to us: Names: PLEASE PRINT LEGIBLY
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Email: Phone No.: Car Model:
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PCA Membership number (required): Please place a check here if this your first Tour with CVR
Dinner Selection: Chicken Rollatini
Pepper Crusted Filet mignon
Sea Bass
Makeoutregistrationchecksfor$99.50 per couple or $49.75 per single toCVR/PCA andsendtothefollowingaddresspriortoAugust15,2015:
KarenRussell 13SignalHillRoad Brookfield,Ct.06804
Friday Night Barbecue will consist of : Mixedgreensalad,coleslaw,cornbreadmuffins,pickles,roastedpotatoes, freshfarmvegetables,bakedbeans,delihotdogs,Angusburgers,barbecued chickenbreast,spareribs,chef'sassorteddesserts,icedteaandlemonade. Names: BarbecueAmountEnclosed: CheckpayabletoCVR/PCA $98. per couple/ $49. per single (thisincludestaxesandgratuity)
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Porsche celebrates 30 years of the 959 at the Oldtimer Grand Prix 2015 Porsche Classic programme for the classic car race at the Nürburgring. Stuttgart.—4/August 2015 With an exhibition of numerous super sports and race cars, Porsche will be celebrating the 30th birthday of the 959 at the 43rd AvD-Oldtimer Grand Prix (OGP) on the Nürburgring from 7 to 9 August 2015. Among other vehicles, Porsche will be bringing the and accessories, such as the Le Mans. Another highlight legendary winning vehicle new Porsche Classic radio awaits visitors from 2:00 pm of the Paris-Dakar rally to navigation system. Specially on Saturday August 8th the Eifel, flanked by its developed for Porsche, it in the Porsche Classic successors, the Carrera GT combines state-of-the-art exhibition tent: motor racing and 918 Spyder. Rounding technology with classic legend Jacky Ickx is coming off the appearance will be a design and fits into all to give an interview followed 919 Hybrid, which classic models with a 1-DIN by an autograph session. recently secured the slot. Also on display at the An expert team from Porsche 17th overall victory Porsche site covering more Classic will be offering for Porsche at the than 14,000 square metres owners of historic Porsche 24 Hours of will be the drivetrain of a models assistance on issues recently rediscovered 901 of repair and selecting from 1964 and vehicles from suitable parts. Porsche the Porsche Museum. Added Classic currently has more to this will be exhibits from than 52,000 original parts Porsche Exclusive and Tequipment as well as the event truck from the Porsche Driver’s Selection featuring the current collection. 30 years of the Porsche 959 super sports car The 959 embarked on its triumphant procession at rallies and race circuits 30 years ago. The super sports car made its debut as a technology platform and the fastest production car in the world, which was limited to 292 vehicles. Thanks to the innovative sequential C H A L L E N G E
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turbocharging and intercooling, an in-house development by Porsche, the 2.85-litre six-cylinder boxer engine produced 450 hp. Power transmission was the responsibility of a six-speed gearbox and an electronically controlled trans-axle all-wheel drive, which was tested in the victorious Porsche 953 at the Paris-Dakar rally in 1984. In addition to the rally version of the 959, which won the 1986 Paris-Dakar, Porsche Classic will also be exhibiting one of the street-legal limited production series models. Together with the Carrera GT and the 918 Spyder, the 959 documents how Porsche as maintained
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the idea of the super sports car as a technology platform up to the present day. Porsche Classic is a division of the Zuffenhausen-based sports car manufacturer responsible for the maintenance of vehicles
which were generally produced more than ten years ago. Its services cover all aspects of care and technical literature as well as the supply and reproduction of original parts and even extend to complete
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customers can expect the complete range of Porsche Classic services from the Partnersâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; centres. Through this measure, Porsche has integrated the care and value retention of modern classic and vintage cars into a
comprehensive service concept, closely linking Porsche tradition and Porsche innovation. Further information and the parts range are available at www.porsche.de/classic.
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WELCOME NEW MEMBERS AND TRANSFERS We welcome the following new members, their affiliates, and transfers who joined the Connecticut Valley Region of PCA! Bryan Armstrong West Hartford, CT 2004 Boxster S
Travis Loether Douglas, MA 1986 911 Carrera
Andrew Schlesinger Wilton, CT 2007 911 Turbo
Al Aubin New Milford, CT 2001 Boxster S
Joseph Macauto (April*) Brookfield, CT 2009 Carrera 4S Cabriolet
Jonathan Blessing New Haven, CT 2007 911 Turbo
Ariel Neill Berlin, CT 2002 Boxster
Curt Smith Roxbury, CT 2005 911 Carrera Cabriolet
John Buckman Hamden, CT 1984 928S
Richard Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Dea Prospect, CT 2001 911 Carrera
Allan Friedman Stamford, CT 2006 911 Carrera
Daniel Polizzi Greenwich, CT 1995 911 Carrera 4
Sanjeev Gupta Stamford, CT 2010 911 Carrera 4S
Steven Pope Old Saybrook, CT 2012 911 Carrera S
Brett Haywood Shelton, CT 2002 911 Targa
James Powers Stamford, CT 1999 911 Carrera 4
Hunter Hosley Chester, CT 1980 911 SC Cecelia Hosley Chester, CT 1983 944 Steven Kalmin Burlington, CT 1988 928 S4 70
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Scott Smith Washington, CT 2015 911 Turbo S Donald Vail Mystic, CT 1988 911 Carrera Rick Zini Monroe, CT 2014 911 Carrera S
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PORSCHE CARS FOR SALE 1970 914/6, Race Ready or DE, 300+hp professionally built 3 liter race engine (custom pistons, valves, rods, titanium), 915 Velios conversion transmission with custom gears, Pete Weber SS headers with Phaze 9 & 10 exhaust (runs at 89 decibels), 2 sets of Panasport 3-piece custom wheels, Tangerine Racing camber boxes and reinforced trailing arm brackets, ERP front race suspension, custom valved Bilstein adjustable gas shocks, big red brake calipers (993), IQ3 Data Management system and gauge. Also available 24' ATC trailer with electric/ cabinets/air conditioning and a great awning. PCA GT4. This is a 57 second car at Lime Rock. $30,000 dcafro@gmail.com, Dave 860-450-6933 (11-13) 6-14 1973.5 911 T Coupe, Sepia Brown with Tan interior. Stunning car in stunning original condition. 860-350-1140 email: forzamot@aol.com 3-15 1979 Porsche 911SC Coupe Project Car, 111,000 miles, Roller, “Bodyman’s Special”, Dark Green with Black interior. Repair panels included. Engine, transmission and other parts needed to complete the project are available separately. Asking $5,500. Call or email for photos. Mark 860-783-5895 or hdbmw911@yahoo.com 11-14 1979 911 Track car, Gulf blue and Orange, (sharp looking ), weighs under 2,000 lbs, 3.0 L twin plug with webers, full cage, fuel cell, Butler Built seat, have used for DE,raced at LR Historic’s last year. Asking $37,000., email hfunk@snet.net for more information or call 203-641-6441 8-15
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1981 Porsche 911SC Targa Project Car, 55,000 miles, Roller, theft recovery, approx. 75% restored. Perfect body and Black paint. Choice of Black or Camel interior. Engine, transmission and other parts needed to complete are available separately. Asking $6,500. Call or email for photos. Mark 860-783-5895 or hdbmw911@yahoo.com 11-14 Track Car, 1986, Red 944 Turbo with 2.5 motor, Bilstein cup suspension, big red front system, new brake pads included and not installed, 2 Recaro race seats and seat belts, bolt in safety devise cage, mounted hand held fire extinguisher, 2 sets of race wheels (Slicks and intermediate, both new and barely used), Lindsey racing exhaust, rebuilt long block, GT racing front/nose, camber plates, solid suspension/bush/kit, Posi gear box, PCA/NASA log book, All work performed by Speedwerx, NY. Track car is excellent, well cared for and performs well. Ideal for DE and racing. Asking 16K. Please e-mail for pictures. JFCDDS13@aol.com, or call John, 914-420-5995 10-14 1986 944 Turbo, Guards Red, meticulously maintained excellent condition 88,550 miles. All documentation, service records. Set up for experienced DE drivers. Has done six PCA Club Races. Charlie Arms, full Safety Devices cage, Quaife LSD, Autothority Stage 2 chips, original stock DME/KLR boxes. Recaro seats SPG/SRD, Schroth harnesses, window net. Fikse’s/Hoosiers 275/40/17, 245/17/17. Recent check up, street legal. $17,500 Former PCA region Chief Instructor. 212-828-8121 or Racegirl969@mac.com 6-15
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1986 Carrera Coupe, Black-Black, 113k miles, Limited Slip Differential, Cruise Control, AC, Electric Sunroof, 16'' Forged Alloy Wheels, Carrera Tail, H4 Headlights, Wevo Shifter, Black Leather Power Seats, 930S Steering Whee, excellent exterior - no dents or dings, interior is in excellent condition, complete details of servicing (copies of invoices), all genuine Porsche part, all work performed by certified Porsche mechanics, always garage kept. $33,000 Contact John at NORJONTeam@aol.cominfo. Only serious inquiries please. 6-15 1987 944, White, N/A Track Car. #JT6HF10U8X0062984. Never raced, taken me from Green to Red in DE and is still a blast to drive. Excellent starter car for anyone interested in DE or Club Race. Learn to drive with this very forgiving setup. Extremely reliable, cheap to run. Many engine, suspension, interior mods performed by Musante Motorsports. Over $75,000 invested, asking $10,000, firm. Please email for list of components and pics - rsnapmd@aol.com or see me @ the track - #711 5-14 1989 Porsche 944 S Turbo, Black with a Black interior. 911 turbo brakes, wheels, K29 turbo charger, very detailed service history. New Clutch. Ready to go. $18,500. 860-350-1140 email: forzamot@aol.com 3-15 1990 Carrera 4 Targa Red with Black interior never raced 100,000 gentle miles. Superchargedand maintained by Automobile Associates. New clutch & clock sound system with Bluetooth very nice joy to drive $27,500 firm. Tom Gelbach @ 860-478-4397 or tom.gelbach@wegetthemessage.com 1-15 1991 Porsche 911 C-4 Convertible, Black with tan interior. 62k miles. Extremely well serviced car with all issues addressed. About as nice as you are going to find in a 964 C-4 convertible $38,000 860-350-1140 email: forzamot@aol.com 3-15 1993 Porsche 968 Coupe, White with Blue interior. 143,000 miles, clean car, looks like it has less than 50k miles. Very good service
history. $9,500. 860-350-1140 email: forzamot@aol.com 3-15 1999 911 Carrera Cabriolet, Arctic Silver, Black soft top, Black interior,49,500 miles. 6-speed, Body color matched console, Wind screen, 6 CD Changer, 3-pc alloy wheels, crested color caps, Pirelli P-Zeros. Winter Hard top with garage stand and cover. Always garaged, stored winters, fair weather use only, non smoker. Never tracked. $25,000. chcool@aol.com or 203-536-0427 8-15 2007 Porsche 911, GT Silver, 56,700 miles, 6-speed Manual, Airbags, Air Conditioning, Antilock Brakes, Cruise Control, Foglamps, Intermittent Wipers, Leather Seats, Power Brakes, Power Door Locks, Power Steering, Power Windows, Sunroof, Traction Control, Navigation, Sirius Radio, both 996 race buckets and comfort seats with power adjustments, winter wheels with Pirelli tires, Champion super light wheels with Michelin tires, wired for Aim camera and data logging, clear film on front, hood, side pillars, wheel wells and rear wing, xenon lights and Porsche rollbar. Engine rebuilt by Porsche at approximately 25K due to oil pressure failure and was warranty repair not driver induced. Only one track year after that and no overrevs. The car is therefore basically 31K where almost all has been street driving. There are additional parts that could be part of the deal such as brake pads worth 900, plus oil filters and air filter. 50K maintenance completed with gear oil change which is not standard at 50K. $74,900. If interested email me at drgersh@wcbtonline.com and leave contact 6-15 2008 911 Carrera S Cabriolet, Midnight Blue Metallic, Black leather interior, Black top. 49,000 miles. Mint condition. Manual 6-speed, Bi-Xenon headlamps, 19" wheels with crested colored caps, heated seats, navigation module for PCM, Bose high end sound package, self-dimming mirrors, Tooki hands-free telephone module. Always serviced at the dealer, all service
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records available. Always garaged, never driven in snow, never tracked. Clean Carfax. $55,000. Carlo Badioli 914-643-9560, c.badioli@att.net 1-15 2008 Cayman, Meteor Grey Metallic, Black interior, 12,000 miles. 5-Speed, Bi-Xenon headlamps, 18'' S wheels with crested colored caps, sound package plus, floor mats & heated seats. Always garaged, stored winters, fair weather use only, non-smoker, never tracked, factory cover & Bluetooth. Dealer serviced, records and window sticker available. $30,500. Contact Angelo at aaalonzo@icloud.com or 203-444-7144. 5-15 2013 911 Carrera 4 Agate Grey/Black interior Rare 7-Speed Manual PERFECT CONDITION Options: Sport Exhaust, 20" Sport Techno Wheels, PASM, Sun Roof in Glass, Heated Seats and Steering Wheel, MultiFunction Steering Wheel, Blue Tooth Phone, Online Services, SAT. Radio/Single CD, Auto Dim Mirrors, Smoking Package, Roof Rack, Sticker $105,990 plus Std. and Sport Spoiler Lip and Stitched Leather Console Lid Cover. 7,580 mi. See more at: https://www.pca.org/classifiedad/308110#sthash.oiy1Sd7Y.dpuf $85,999.00 8-15 2013 911S, Agate Grey Metallic, Black partial leather interior, 7-speed, optional equipment: Black instrument dials, Sport Exhaust System, deletion model designation, seat ventilation, Porsche Dynamic Light System, Park Assist F/R, Sport Chrono Package, glass sunroof, Sport Design steering wheel, 14 way power sport seats, Bose audio package, premium package, stainless steel door sill guards, platinum painted wheels, ornamental Porsche crest. Letter of Authenticity, battery maintainer, car cover. New in April 2013. 4,500 miles. Photos available. Asking $92500. Contact: Paul at flgd6@yahoo.com 4-15
OTHER CARS FOR SALE 2001 Buick Century Ltd, 49,000 miles; I bought it from original owner (an elderly lady I knew - really!) in 2007; was my son’s 1st car; Tan with Tan leather; upgraded Pioneer
stereo and speakers; 18" XXR 502’s with high performance tires; also 15" OEM alloys with winter tires (cuts through snow like butter really!); very reliable and looks good - a solid GM product (great 3.1 liter engine); great for student, commuter, anybody; this is our 7th car - no room. Pics available. $4,900 with the summer wheels, $4,500 without them. email me at jaydiamond@investmark.net or call 203-727-0015 6-15 2014 Honda Civic si Two Door Coupe. 18,000 miles. Blizzak winter tires and wheels. In perfect, like new condition. $20,000. Call (203) 506-3715. 4-15
FOR SALE WHEELS & TIRES Brand New OEM Cayenne Tires Set of four Pirelli Scorpion Verde All Season, 265/50R19. $760 for the set. Tire Rack has them for $1,140 plus tax and shipping. Please contact Charles at 860-342-2403, or cy@cmyoungfineart.com 9-15 Set of original equipment 16'' wheels from first generation Boxster. 6'' fronts and 7'' rears. Reasonable condition with minor scratching. No center caps. Currently have older Dunlop SP Winter Sport M2 tires mounted on them. $150 or best offer. Call 203-723-1183 or email sigw1@aol.com 9-15 Four 17" Borbet Porsche Cup Wheels. 7 1/2" fronts, 9" rears. Proper offsets, (Et 23 / Et 17) to fit ’85-’89 911. Very good condition, $300.00 Contact Ian for photos. 203-984-6066 or iantesar@optonline.net 8-15 997 Winter Wheels/Tires, Michelin Pilot Alpin PA2 (N2) winter tires, 235/40R18 fronts, 265/40R18 rears. Mounted on OZ Racing Alleggerita HLT Black painted rims, 8x18 fronts, 10x18 rears, color Porsche center caps. Excellent condition. Tires used two seasons, have less than 1,200 miles. Tread depth is 10/32 inches. $750 not including shipping. Contact eschaefer997@gmail.com or 203-984-3070 9-15
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Compact (Folding) Spare Tire, Can be used on 997, part no. 996.362.020.04, bought new August 2013, never used, $500. Also have aluminum scissors jack set with handle and foam insert fitting in spare wheel, part no. 000.721.711.05, $100. Buyer pays shipping. Contact eschaefer997@gmail.com or 203-984-3070 7-15
Clear Side Markers for 997. Set of clear side markers, for all model 911, fit years 2005- 2012. These are Porsche original equipment, not an after market supplier Asking $ 50.00. Contact Sean at s.leahy6323@att.net 8-15
BBS Three Piece Wheels, center sections painted Red, (2)16X7 & (2)16X8, with new Hoosier Rain Tires. $1,800. Contact Monty, 860-646-8775 or mrackow@cox.net 7-15
Europipe exhaust system for 997.2 T.T. Big volume mufflers, 100 cell sport cats. No CEL issues or drone, unmatched construction. An excellent upgrade for your 997.2 Turbo! $ 3,000.00. Contact Sean at s.leahy6323@att.net 8-15
Snow Tires, As new. 4 Pirelli Ice & Snows 265.50.19. Used twice (approx 250 miles) on Porsche Cayenne Turbo. Purchased new from TireRack. $400. tcirillo@gmail.com 203.340.0080. Located Greenwich, CT 6-15
Porsche Air Pump Probably from my ’86 911 or 930. Never used. All parts present including the flashlight. Both tabs are there and lock. $75.00 Mickey Koleszar (203) 761-0151 Norwalk. 8-15
2009 Boxster Tires, Continental all season, no wear almost new. Front 235/40 ZR18 95Y M-S - DWS model, Rear 265/40 ZR18 101Y M-S - DWS model. Asking $500, Email: rowcropper1@gmail.com 2-15
Miscellaneous Parts, OE mufflers for 997.1S, removed from car at 22k miles, tips not included, $350. Silver center caps with color crest, two (2) 993.361.303.07 and two (2) 993.361.303.09, excellent condition, $150 for set. “S” rear decklid emblem for 996C4S, brand new still sealed in original packaging, $50. Porsche Battery Maintainer, part no. 98061198100, $50. Buyer pays shipping. Contact eschaefer997@gmail.com or 203-984-3070. 9-15
Wheels and Tires for sale: 1. Set of SSR GT3 Chrome Wheels, Stems, and Valves - not TPMS - from 996 Turbo F: 18 x 8.5; MD+47; Michelin Pilot Sport Cup 225-40-18 - 3/32 remaining (and an unmounted additional tire) R: 18 x 11.5; MD+35; Michelin Pilot Sport Cup - 315-30-18 - 3/32 remaining First US $1,400 takes these. 2. Set of Tires - Michelin Pilot Sport F: 2 x 235-35-19 - 5/32 remaining R: 2 x 265-35-19 - 3/32 remaining First US $100 takes these. For all of the above contact 802-747-5949 or email: TFSORIANO@aol.com 5-15 Four 19'' Lobster-Spoke Wheels from 997S. Never used. $1,200. Contact Tony D’Amelio, damelio.t@gmail.com or 203-554-7979 7-14
FOR SALE PARTS & OTHER Boxster right front fender black plastic wheel housing liner, excellent condition. Part # 966.504.204.06. Fits 97-04. Can send photo. $60. Jim, 203-226-9380. 8-15
TRAILEX Aluminum Open Trailer with tire rack and winch. Very good condition. $3,600. Contact Monty, 860-646-8775 or mrackow@cox.net 7-15 Motorized Electric Powered Trailer Mover. 9,000 lb. capacity. Purchased new in 2009, used very lightly, perhaps ten times. Excellent condition, garage kept. Moves forward and backward using toggle switches. Has connector for manual operation of electric trailer brakes. Very helpful to move a loaded or unloaded trailer around. Comes with 2 ball connectors (2'' and 2 5/16'), 100 ft. power cord and wheel chock.Two pneumatic all terrain tires. Original cost $1,500. Asking $650. 203-222-1250 6-15
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356/356 A Parts available. Original luggage rack, Rear engine lid, front bumper. Please contact: Bob, 203-938-8487 for pictures and more info. 5-15
Contact David Mancini at 203-606-3876 or email: damancini@comcast.net 4-13
928 Workshop Manual. Complete workshop manual for the 928 which includes all seven volumes. $400.00 Contact Ken Mull at kenmull@me.com or 203-910-1050. 4-15
Calendars – Porsche Design Drivers Selection. Would you like the Porsche calendar for the year of your car? Years available: 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2010, 2012 & 2013. Original box with commemorative coin, excellent condition. $20.00 each. Size 23 1⁄4 in. W x 22 in. H. Email me and I can send a picture of the cover. Dave Bassett, dbassettc2@gmail.com 7-15
PINK 5pt Racequip Harness, BRAND NEW IN BOX. 3in belts, camlock buckle, 5pt, SFI certified. Accidentally received three for christmas, so I am keeping two and looking to sell this one. Great quality harness! The belts are not long enough to bolt to the floor, will be fine connecting to a harness bar. Shoulders adjust from 15" to 40" and lap belt adjusts from 22" to 60".www.racequip.com for more information on the harness. Asking $140 OBO plus shipping. Please don’t hesitate to contact me with questions my name is Brittany, Location: Coventry CT email: sandersonphotography87@yahoo.com Phone: 860-202-6595 text/or call 2-15 Porsche Parts for Sale: Horn wing for 1969-1973 911, 1969 Front suspension cross bar, disc brake backing plate, front headlight bucket with headlight retainer and red engine shroud for 82 SC. emailgnl2000@charter.net for more info and pictures 6-14 Porsche Parts for Sale: 356 chrome luggage rack. Roof racks for 996/997/Cayenne. Bra for 993. Early Boxster/996 17'' cup wheels (4). 996/Boxster hardtop hoist. 212-812-0568 s.meszkat@gmail.com 6-14 DAS Sport bolt-in role hoop for 993/964 sunroof coupe, custom painted Polar Silver, in excellent condition. $800 picked up, Farmington CT; Phil Smith email: mgpsmith@att.net 2-14
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Garage Space. Climate controlled garage has one space available for winter storage, heated at a constant 72 degrees and a dehumidifier running 24/7. This is a well secured location, at a private home in downtown Westport, $250. a month, you would be joining other vintage Air Cooled cars, including three Porsches and a VW. Call Tom 203-246.-1299 10-14 For Rent. New Heated Garage Space. Located in E. Windsor just off I-91. 30' x 50' x 16' High Bays with 14 x 14 overhead door, pass door, propane heat, floor drains and bathroom. Can hold 10-12 cars. 413-530-0873 campbell.j@verizon.net 9-14
WANTED 2009-2010 Cayman S or Base model, low mileage,no repaints or accidents,excellent condition.Bob Burns 860-413-9258 or rsburns4@cox.net 5-15 Porsche 911 Coupe or Targa. Any condition considered. 860-350-1140 forzamot@aol.com 4-15 (5-16)
DAS Sport Roll Bar for Sale. Bolt in roll bar will fit 996 sunroof coupe (possibly non-sun roof coupe also). The bar is in excellent condition with all mounting hardware included. Asking $975. (prefer local pick up in CT area but will ship for actual cost).
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