PCA Chesapeake Region - September 2015 Patter

Chesapeake Region

Patter Concours Training School August 1, 2015 Page 16

Volume 54, Issue 629 September 2015

Eve Swartzell and Donna Brandt Discuss Concours Cleaning and Preparation Details. That’s Joan Wood and Ron Gordon In The Background.

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President’s Message

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Membership and Anniversaries

Editor: Michael Murphy

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Upcoming Events - August 2015 Calendar of Events

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Upcoming Events - Autocross No. 6 Instructions

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Name and Car Badge - How To Order

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New Member Party

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Concours School

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Rennsport Reunion V - Instructions

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ESCAPE 2015 - Mount Rushmore

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Mecum Auction - Steve McQueen’s 911

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In The News - Crime and Technology

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Porsche Racing - Nurburgring

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Tech Session Announcement

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In The News - 2016 Porsche 911, Boxster & Cayman

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Market - For Sale

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he Chesapeake Region of the Porsche Club of America serves it’s club members and hosts activities within the Baltimore, Annapolis and surrounding geographic area, including Maryland’s Eastern Shore. The general objectives of PCACHS are, as indicated in the by laws: Promote the highest standards of courtesy and safety on the roads.

Promote the enjoyment and sharing of goodwill and fellowship engendered by owning a Porsche vehicle and engaging in such social or other events as may be agreeable to the membership.

Promote the maintenance of the highest standards of operation and performance of the marquee by sharing and exchanging technical and mechanical information.

Establish and maintain mutually beneficial relations with Porsche AG, Porsche Cars North America (PCNA), Porsche dealers, and other independent service sources to the end the marquee shall proper and continue to enjoy its unique leadership and position in sports car annals.

Promote the interchange of ideas and suggestions with other PCA Regions throughout North America and the world, and in such corporation as may be desirable.

Establish such mutually corporative relationships with other car clubs as may be desirable.

Establish a community service initiative with the goal of engaging members to participate in activities that benefit the community through fundraising or volunteering of time.

The Porsche Patter is published monthly. Articles from members are welcomed and encouraged and should be sent electronically in Microsoft Word format to editor@pcachs.org by the 15th day of the month preceding publication. The editor reserves the right to edit or reject all material submitted for publication, including advertisements, and the right to cancel advertisements at any time, for any reason, at the editor’s sole discretion. Statements appearing in the Porsche Patter are those of the contributing authors and do not constitute the opinions or policy of the Chesapeake Region, Porsche Club of America, its Board of Directors, or the editor of this newsletter. Unless otherwise reserved, permission granted to reproduce material published, provided full credit is given to the author. The Chesapeake Region, Porsche Club of America, neither endorses and advertiser nor warrants and product or service they 4 may provide.

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from our president President’s Message Greetings Everyone!

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companionship that our Region has to offer.

Our chair for CC46 this year is our own club Historian and monthly contributing “Street Talk” author to Panorama, Bob Rassa. Of special note, he is soliciting donations to the charity event being run during CC46. This year we are supporting the Central Y of Maryland with a two-day Silent Auction and are asking our vast membership for auction items. If you have Some of the best driving days of the year an item or service for the auction please are ahead of us and with the fall come the contact him at cooler days for tours, and trips around the www.historian@pcachs.org for informastate. September brings us an exciting Club tion on how to make a donation.

Race presented by our friends in the Potomac Region at Summit Point as well as our We are also looking for CC46 volunteers own monthly autocross at BWI. to help keep the day running smoothly.

The Rally committee would like a half Our major annual event, the Chesapeake dozen volunteers who are not driving in Challenge 46 (CC46), is drawing everthe event to marshal the course at various closer with two days of checkpoints for about an hour. If you are 1. Meet+Greets interested in helping out, please reach 2. Rally Steve Graham at 3. Concours www.rally@pcachs.org.

4. Tech Quizzes 5. Charity Auctions and, A returning attraction this year takes place 6. Awards galore Given the revised dates for Rennsport Re- on Saturday, September 12th, with PCA National Headquarters hosting its Open union V in Monterey this year, CC46 House; an event which last year drew an edges over just into the first weekend of attendance of over 300 Porsche members.

October. Registration is now open at It’s the perfect time to stop by and https://clubregistration.net and it brings say hello to the officers and staff 5 you all the great food, drink, and Porsche who keep PCA running, including hat a glorious August, temps have been down and the roads clear, just a great month for driving!!

I do hope you’ve all had many opportunities to explore the back roads and stretch the legs of your favorite Por-shay !

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from our president Executive Director and Chesapeake member, Vu Nguyen. This year’s party theme The Ultimate Porsche Fan! Don your most outrageous Porsche outfit and go for the ‘gold’!! There is no cost for the event but you must register (www.pca.org).

home and I can categorically say it’s the sweetest corn I have ever had, no kidding!! Please know First Fruit still needs people...., and as a HEADS UP, potato picking will start next month through November. Also, how would you like to pick apples? At the end of September, it’ll be And finally, for all of our nature lovers and apple picking time. those who want to be close to Mother Earth, one of our favorite event locations is Lastly, every person is welcomed to take back, running strong, and looking for some of the produce home for their own hardy souls; yes.....it’s harvest time at use! “ First Fruit Farms (firstfruitsfarm.org)!

Here’s a sample testimonial and call for How can you argue with that! extra hands: There are so many ways to enjoy the club “Yes, there was around 50 people picking and more than a few opportunities to help corn where we collectively filled 40 four out should you so desire. Drop us a line, let foot cubic bins! We took a dozen ears us know how we’re doing or make a suggestion! Above all, your Board and Officers hope you find an event to satisfy your Porsche interests.

Get out and enjoy your cars, be safe and, most of all, have fun!!

I am always happy to hear from you at president@pcachs.org and look forward to seeing you on the road soon!

Have fun and Drive Safely!

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Membership & Anniversaries August 2015

Aaron & Minta Miller

Primary Members: 795

Affiliate Members: 486

Total Members: 1282

Membership New Members: Philip Bass Lester Bowser

Owings Mills, MD Baltimore, MD

Alex Brown Michael Duffy Mark Hochstein Dinesh Guilfoyle Ernest Mavunga Michael Meer Brittany Strausbaugh Johan Trumpy Peter von Pawel

Baltimore, MS Ellicott City, MD Parkton, MD Columbia, MD Baltimore, MD Annapolis, MD Columbia, MD Chestertown, MD Easton, MD

Transfer In: Brian G. and Sarah Debricat, SE Michigan Ryan and Hanna Golom, Sonnenschein

Anniversaries 35th Year Anniversary:

2015 911 Turbo Black 2004 911 Carrera 4S Black 2015 Macan S 2007 911 Carrera Black 2006 911 Carrera S 2016 Macan S Sapphire Blue 1956 356 2012 Cayenne Black 1971 914 Light Ivory 1965 356 2014 911 GT3 White 1999 Boxster White

Transfer Out: Thomas R. Eilenberg, Schattenbaum George Heine, Potomac Jeffrey Penza, Potomac Tom Scozzari, Central PA Amborse To, Potomac

Lee and Marty Knight

30th Year Anniversary: Martin Conover and Phillip Groh

20th Year Anniversary: Von Rawley

15th Year Anniversary: Arnie and Peter Merrell and Tom and Laurey Barth

10th Year Anniversary: David Dukehart, Andreas and Rachel Walter, Don and Linda Stolkovich

5th Year Anniversary: Joe and Patricia Miedusiewski, John and Gwen Fink and Frederic Yeganeh

1st Year Anniversary: Jason Blum, Dan Buan, Alex Bugosh, Rick Fogarty, Christopher Gregg, Domenico Idoni, Jay LeBow, Charles Monet, Mark Ring, Diane Rohman, Douglas Smith, Jeffrey Stagnoli and Colleen Wenderworth

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Upcoming Events PCA Chesapeake Region-2015 Events Calendar August

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Tour No. 5 and DeJon Vineyards Werks Reunion

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Social

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Autocross No. 5

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September 12

6:00pm to 8:00pm

8:00am to 12:00pm TUDOR Oak Tree Grand All Day Event Prix

New Member Party, Porsche of Towson, 700 Kenilworth Drive, Towson, MD 21204 Blue Moon’ Farm, 15002 Jarrettsville Pike, Monkton, MD 21111 5300 Hydes Road, Hydes, MD 21082, 443-253-9802 (http:// www.dejonvineyard.com/) Rancho Cañada Golf Club, California's Monterey Peninsula (https://www.pca.org/event/2015-04-24/werks-reunion-2015) Vineyard Wine Bar, 142 North Washington Street, Havre de Grace, MD 21078, 443-502-2551 (http:// vineyardwinebar.com/) Limited to 20, with 18 remaining.

BWI Parking Lot on Mathison Way, (http://pcachs.org/ activities-events/autocross/schedule/) Virginia International Raceway (VIR), (http://pcachs.org/ august-22-23-porsche-car-corral/)

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PCA Open House 10:00am Prizes for best “Porsche Fan” and door to 2:00pm prizes, 9689 Gerwig Lane, Unit 4c/d, Columbia, MD 21046 (www.pca.org). You must register in adance.

Board Meeting 6:30pm to Hampton Inn & Suites, 7045 Minstrel Way, 8:30pm Columbia, MD 21046, 410-381-3001 Autocross No. 6 8:00am to BWI Parking Lot on Mathison Way (http:// 12:00pm pcachs.org/activities-events/autocross/ schedule/) Social Brunch Grille 620, 11099 Resort Road, Ellicott City, 1:00pm MD 21042, 410-381-3001 Rennsport Reun- All Day Laguna Seca, California ion V Events

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Autocross No. 7

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9:00am to 11:00am 10:00am to 3:00pm 1:00pm to 5:00pm All Day Event

7:00am to Manor Tavern, located at 15819 Old York Road in Monkton, 8:30pm MD All Day Events Swap Meet, Hershey, PA 8:00am to 12:00pm Lunch

BWI Parking Lot on Mathison Way (http://pcachs.org/activities -events/autocross/schedule/) Social combined with Tour as part of the “Fall Foliage Tour”

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Autocross No. 5 Open To All Region Members September 19

Autocross No. 6

8:00am to 12:00pm

BWI Parking Lot on Mathison Way (http://pcachs.org/activities-events/autocross/ schedule/)

Saturday Sept.

19th Register: www.motorsportsreg.com Information: autocross@pcachs.org

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Name and Car Badge Chesapeake Region Members Name Badge

Payment instructions are located in the paragraph next to the Name Badge photo.

Metal Car Badge

Payment instructions are located in the paragraph next to the Grille Badge photo.

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ow you can obtain the new Chesapeake Region Name Badge.

Go to www.pcachs.org and scroll to the bottom of the main page and locate the “NAME” button.

Click the button and complete the order form page. The Name Badge cost is $25, inclusive of handling and shipping.

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his is your opportunity to purchase a heavy “goldplated” Chesapeake Region metal car badge.

Each metal car badge comes complete with stainless steel slotted retaining plate, screws, washers and nuts to mount it through your car grille or separate mounting plate.

You can order right now! The cost per metal car badge is $30 or two for $50, inclusive of handling and shipping.

Here’s how you order your metal car badge: Go to www.pcachs.org and at the bottom of the main page click on the button that reads “CAR”. Complete the order form and make your 11 payment by check or PayPal.

New Member Party

Sponsored By Po New Member Party, August 1st

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ello all!!

First of all I want to thank everybody for their help, support and RSVPs. It really makes all the difference knowing that you have a strong team to back you up. Despite a rocky start to planning this New Member Party, we had a terrific turnout!!! We initially had 21 people RSVP to attend, however we quickly blew right through those numbers.

We had in attendance a count of 44 Members in total!!!

22 Current Members turned up to meet and greet 21 New Members and 1 Quest Member (who will becoming a Full Fledged Member soon!). Steve Postal and his Team at Porsche of Towson provided a wonderful bounty of bagels, donuts, and coffee from Dunkin Donuts. There were absolutely no leftovers...ha-ha.

Thanks to some pre-planning I had taken my laptop with me so that I could check off registrants 12 on my roster and track New Members. This

orsche of Towson was especially awesome because I was able to walk a few folks through creating Clubregistration accounts so that they can register for future events. It also aided in my tracking of the sale of Name Badges and Grill Badges!! Thanks to the New Member Party Sale Prices, we sold 22 Name Badges and 2 Grill badges!! We took cash and check, and a few people were able to use my computer to pay via PAYPAL! We gave away 2 Porsche Parade Backpacks, Steve McQueen Posters, a PCA Logo Sign (all courtesy of Vu at National) as well as 2 Gift Certificates for Porsche of Towson @ $150 each! Manny Alban was a great MC and gave a quick spiel about the Club and running the door prize raffle with Aaron. Steve Postal followed up with a quick talk about Porsche of Towson and their

relationship with the Club.

If all this wasn't enough...we actually used my computer to help 2 families JOIN PCA and Chesapeake Region at the Party!! Another family was going home to join as their VIN information was at home on their Porsche Build Sheet!!! They haven't even taken delivery of their car but couldn't wait to join us!!

Aaron and I were very proud of our turnout and very excited to share all this great news with

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New Member Party

Sponsored By Po you all! Thank you to everybody who could attend, and again THANK YOU to the BEST TEAM EVER for your continued support and assistance. Without it we could not have had such a successful event!

We will do a short write up for the Patter soon.

If you missed it, don’t worry; there will be another party in November!

Keep your eye on the calendar!!

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orsche of Towson

Best Wishes Minta and Aaron Miller Membership CoChairs ***

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Concours School

Concours Tr Training - August 1st

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Concours judging – get some experience judging some cars: o Street Class (exterior & interior only; more casual) o Concours Class (exterior, interior, engine compartment, chassis; more intense)  Preparation and detailing – tips, product recommendaAugust 1st (Saturday), 10:00am to 3:00 tions, and answer questions.

The PCA‐Chesapeake Concours Committee is pleased to  Questions and discussion. announce an upcoming session on Concours judging.

If you’re interested in having you car judged at a Concours  Wrap‐up. car show, or if you would like to be a judge, this is the Our host ‐‐ TW & Jeanette Scott’s ‘Once in a Blue Moon’ school for you to attend. We hope you will be able to join Farm is an impressive facility. It’s a beautiful Amishbuilt us. stable/garage.

PCA‐Chesapeake ‐‐ Concours School Announcement

Background ‐‐ A Concours is a car show, during which the cars are examined by a team of judges. The cars are typically displayed by category and trophies are awarded to the highest scores. There are different levels or types of Concours. The classifications are designed to accommodate various levels of commitment, car usage, age, and originality. Beginners can enter their daily driver and learn a great deal about the history of that model and year, while making it gleam. For those who want to take it a little more seriously there are categories in which the originality of the car is considered, as well as every tiny nook and cranny of the engine compartment and undercarriage.

Our program for this session will include:  Introductions.  Concours presentation – What is it, types, categories, judging process, PCA‐National rules, PCAChesapeake rules, preparation. How does PCA judging differ from other clubs/marques.  Opportunities to compete ‐ upcoming shows: o Chesapeake Challenge – October 3rd, 2015. o Porsche Parade – 2016: Jay Peak, VT.

We will provide donuts, bagels, fruit salad, coffee, and juice. If you’d like to sit some, please bring a chair.

Location: TW & Jeanette Scott’s ‘Once in a Blue Moon’ Farm 15002 Jarrettsville Pike, Monkton, MD 21111 About 8 miles east of the Hunt Valley Towne Center.

I‐695 to I‐83N, to Exit 20 Shawan Rd, about 1 mile to right on York Rd, about ¼ mile to left on Paperwill Rd, about 6 miles to left on Jarrettsville Tpke, about 1.5 miles to 15002 (at the intersection of Manor Rd and Jarrettsville Tpke – has a traffic light).

Cost: No charge.

Registration – Please register on-line through www.ClubRegistration.net.

Contact Doug, if you have any questions or suggestions, or if you are unable to register through ClubRegistration.net.

We’re looking forward to seeing you there!

Doug Ehmann, Ron Gordon, and Donna Brandt ‐ Co‐Chairs, PCA‐Chesapeake Concours Committee 16 Concours@pcachs.org, 6/29/2015

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Rennsport Reunion V

Who’s Attending, P Here’s who’s attending from PCACHS so far: 1. Jeff and Deb Barton 2. Randy Richter 3. Larry Robinson 4. Rob Mairs 5. Jim Earlbeck 6. Manny and Roxanne Alban 7. Cheryl and Claude Taylor 8. Bettina and Scott Kirklighter 8. ?????

Send the Editor an email message at: editor@pcachs.org and let us know if you are attending Rennsport V.

Please Let Us Know

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Escape 2015

Escape To Mo Crazy Horse, a strategic tribal leader in the Battle of the Little Big Horn. You can spend time in a beautiful museum of artwork. 

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ome to Escape to Rushmore and enjoy you come to Escape 2015: Rapid City and the Black Hills for  Great tourist attractions, tours, drives and group acawesome sites and drives October 1, 2, tivities in a limitless variety of geographies with scenic 3, 2015. touring and enthusiastic driving in ever-changing ge-

Escapes are lots of fun!! Zone 10 and Nord Stern are excited to invite Porsches across the nation to come to Escape to Rushmore in the Black Hills of South Dakota. 

This area has internationally popular tourist geography and you have an amazing range of touring and driving opportunities. You can enjoy significant geography changes from the Badlands in the east to the Black Hills and Rapid City in the center to the natural Devil’s Tower in the west.

Rapid City, South Dakota, is the Escape 2015 headquarters. When you come here, you have surprising variety in activities, challenging drives, and many things to see and do. You’ll have good places to stay, eat and shop, too. Holiday Inn Rushmore Plaza and the City Park adjoin the Civic Center and are headquarters for most activities.

Mount Rushmore is just 24 miles away; this inspiring patriotic symbol has 60 foot faces of Presidents Washington, Jefferson, Roosevelt, and Lincoln. You can walk around the National Memorial alone or on guided tours. You’ll see impressive views of the sculpture that have national and international recognition and reputation and you can take spectacular pictures.

Crazy Horse Memorial is an internationally-known mountain carving that will be 641 foot long and 563 feet high when finished. You’ll visit a representation of

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Eight or more organized drives and activities to select from each of the 3 days

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An informal car show competing in a beautiful park where participants select winners

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Technical classes with leaders from a variety of Porsche backgrounds

With everything available in the Black Hills area and Rapid City, this Escape offers you lots of opportunities in socialization, tourism and challenging driving.

Find more and ever-changing information on the escape2015.pca.org website. Registration will open in July shortly after the Parade in French Lick, Indiana.

Put Escape 2015 on your calendar now and come to the Black Hills October 1-3.

Jim & Arlyce Lillegaard, Co-Chairs lillescape15@gmail

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ount Rushmore time of the Escape and at a time when the tourist population is smaller. Wherever you want to go, Rapid City is headquarters. Destinations and activities vary and appeal to all enthusiasms in all directions.

With everything available in the Black Hills area and Rapid City, this Escape offers you great opportunities in socialization, tourism and enthusiastic driving. Region 10 and Nord Stern have great enthusiasm to see everyone enjoy each other and the activities, sites, and drives.

Escape to Rushmore 2015 Escape for a lot if fun!! Zone 10 and Nord Stern are excited to invite Porsches across the nation to come to Escape to Rushmore in 2015.

Visit the Black Hills and Rapid City, South Dakota to enjoy many awesome sites and drives October 1, 2, 3.  Mount Rushmore is an inspiring patriotic symbol with Presidents Washington, Jefferson, Roosevelt, and Lincoln. You’ll view this sculpture from many directions You can register for Escape 2015 at https:// and see why it has national and international recogniclubregistration.net. tion and reputation.  Crazy Horse Memorial is an internationally-known *** mountain carving that will be 641 foot long and 563 feet high when finished. It represents Crazy Horse, a strategic tribal leader in the Battle of the Little Big Horn. In the visitor center, you’ll find a beautiful museum of artwork and enjoy a unique Native American taco buffet lunch.  Rapid City, City of Presidents, exhibits bronze life-size statues of all 43 past presidents and you can go on a walk and find a broad variety of things to do and places to eat.  The Civic Center is an impressive multi-faceted facility with experienced chefs and good food, easy parking, and right next door to Holiday Inn Rushmore Plaza, the Escape headquarters. The Car Show you can participate in and judge is in the City Park adjoining the Civic Center.

In this geography, you’ll enjoy touring and enthusiastic driving with great scenery and some very hilly, twisty roads.

You’ll see significant changes in geography from the Badlands in the east to the Black Hills in the center to the natural Devil’s Tower in the west.

The annual gorgeous leaf change typically occurs at the

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Mecum Auction, Monterey, Californ

Steve McQueen's 1976 Porsche For a cool $1,950,000 you could have purchased Steve McQueen’s 1976 Porsche 911 Turbo.

Forbes Contributor Jason Fogelson Last month, I reported on the upcoming auction of Steve McQueen’s 1976 Porsche Turbo Carrera, the last special order Porsche that the legendary movie star owned. Mecum Auctions brought the Turbo Carrera, also known by the factory designation “930,” out to the Motor Press Guild’s monthly luncheon at the Proud Bird Restaurant near Los Angeles International Airport on July 14. In conjunction with the Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance, the famous car went under the gavel at Mecum Auctions event on Saturday, August 15 in Monterey, California. Sold as Lot #71 after a round of spirited bidding, the McQueen 930 brought in $1.95 million, setting the current record for a stock 1976 Turbo Carrera.

Anticipation was high for this car, which carries undisputed provenance and a well-documented chain of ownership. The ’76 has the distinction of being the last special order Porsche that McQueen ordered before his death from cancer in 1980.

Collector/restorer Mike Regalia consigned the Porsche to Mecum for auction, and promised to assign a portion of the proceeds of the sale to Boys Republic, where McQueen spent time as a youth. ***

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In The News

Person Killed For His Boxster & U August 30, 2015

August 17, 2015

Police identify man robbed of Porsche, shot dead in West Baltimore

The UK is testing out roads that charge electric cars as they go

Suspects took Porsche from shooting A trial in England is hoping to signifivictim, ditched it at crash scene there- cantly boost the range of electric cars after, Baltimore police said. by introducing roads that can charge the vehicles as they drive along them.

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58-year-old man was robbed of a Porsche Boxster and fatally shot in the head early Monday in West Baltimore, the city's police department said Monday afternoon.

Police identified him on Tuesday as Paul Hilroy Passley from the 6700 block of Brompton Road in Baltimore County.

Unless you happen to own a Tesla and live near a supercharging station, the current battery life of electric cars doesn't go incredibly far. While electric cars may get 260 miles to a full charge, gas-guzzling cars can get 300 miles or more.

Highways England announced last week that it is embarking on an 18-month scheme to trial charging lanes after completing an early feasibility study.

The victim, who was not immediately identified, (The testing won't be on public roads just yet, was pronounced dead at the scene shortly after offithough.) cers arrived in the 2100 block of Vine Street in the Penrose area.

During the trials, vehicles will be fitted with wirePolice said detectives believe the incident began as a less technology and special equipment will be installed beneath roads to replicate motorway condirobbery. The 2001 blue Porsche Boxster was involved in a hit-and-run in the 800 block of Bentalou tions. Electric cables buried under the surface will Street in the nearby Evergreen Lawn neighborhood, generate electromagnetic fields, which will be picked up by a coil inside the device and converted where suspects left the car and ran. into electricity.

Anyone with information may call homicide detecThe trial is set to take place later this year; full detives at 410-396-2100. tails will be revealed once a contractor has been appointed. There will be a potential *** 28 followup on real roads.

UK Testing Conduction Technology Transport minister Andrew Jones says that "the government is already committing £500 million over the next five years to keep Britain at the forefront of this technology."

"Vehicle technologies are advancing at an ever increasing pace and we’re committed to supporting the growth of ultra-low emissions vehicles on England’s motorways and major A roads," Mike Wilson, Highways England's chief highways engineer, said. "

ken out against the scheme; Dr Paul Nieuwenhuis, the director of Cardiff Business School's Electric Vehicle Centre of Excellence, told the BBC that "it sounds very ambitious to me. Cost will be the biggest issue and I'm not totally convinced it's worth it."

The off-road trials of wireless power technology will help to create a more sustainable road network for England and open up new opportunities for businesses that transport goods across the country."

This isn't the first trial of its kind. In South Korea, a 7.5mile (12 km) stretch of road charges up electric buses as they drive along, via a process called Shaped Magnetic Field in Resonance (SMFIR).

In England, a trial in Milton Keynes saw buses charged wirelessly through plates in the road, but they had to stop moving to receive the juice.

Pointing out improvements in battery technology, Nieuwenhuis questioned whether there would ever be a need for such roads. *** But this new scheme is a lot more ambitious and po29 tentially game-changing. Some skeptics have spo-

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Porsche Racing

World Endurance Champions highly delighted as he exuberantly sprayed chamPorsche 1 & 2 in P1 Proto- was pagne on the podium. For Lietz, the maximum points score meant that he now sits atop the FIA World Endurtype and 1 & 2 in Pro! ance Cup for GT Drivers points table, just a single point

Porsche concluded a perfect weekend at the Nurburgring as Porsche Team Manthey scored a superb 1-2 to pass Ferrari in the battle for the FIA World Endurance Cup for Manufacturers.

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he No.91 Porsche 911 RSR duo of Richard Lietz and Michael Christensen led the majority of the six hours, after the No.51 AF Corse Ferrari hit rare technical difficulties with a suspected electrical problem after just 15 minutes of racing.

For Christensen, it was his first WEC win, and the Dane

ahead of James Calado and Davide Rigon.

The No.91 Porsche Team Manthey 911 RSR controlled the gap to its sister No.92 car which had a much more eventful race.

Frederic Makowiecki was penalised for having jumped the start and took a drive-through penalty in the early stages.

The Frenchman then fought back fantastically but was involved in a collision with the No.71 AF Corse Ferrari 458 driven by James Ca-

First Place Mark Webber hard / Brend Second Place Neel Jani / R mas / Ma lado. The resulting contact, which occurred just as a Full Course Yellow was notified, caused a puncture to the

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P1 Prototype r / Timo Berndon Hartley - P1 Prototype Romain Duarc Lieb

Ferrari and some light bodywork damage for the Porsche.

rari after a race long battle with both the No.98 Aston Martin and the No.77 Dempsey-Proton Racing Porsche.

The SMP Ferrari 458 Italia of Victor Shaytar, Andrea Bertolini and Alexei Basov beat their opposition for the second race in succession to conclude a perfect points scoring weekend after Shaytar and Basov took the pole point yesterday afternoon. The Russian/Italian alliance now enjoys a healthy 25-point advantage in the points' standings.

This battle for second placed continued to rage after the driver changes, and both Patrick Pilet and Davide Rigon jostled for position with great spirit. Again the fight was heated but Silverstone and Spa LMGTE Am winners, the No.98 Asanother puncture for the Ferrari gave the Porsche substan- ton Martin Racing crew of Mathias Lauda/Paul Dalla tial breathing space.

Lana, and the No.83 AF Corse Ferrari 458 Italia of Rui There was a sting in the tail for the Pilet/Makowiecki Por- Aguas/Francois Perrodo and Emmanuel Collard comsche though, as the earlier contact with the AF Corse Fer- pleted the podium. The Dempsey-Proton Racing trio of rari was penalised and Pilet had to undertake a drivePatrick Dempsey/Patrick Long and Marco Seefried came through in the final half hour of the race. The gap however home fourth after leading earlier in the race after an eyewas sufficient for Porsche Team Manthey to celebrate a catching double stint from Long. home track 1-2, and confirm that Calado and Rigon’s spir- The fifth round of the 2015 WEC takes place at COTA, ited race resulted in a third place finish.

Austin on 19th September.

The LMGTE Am class was won by the SMP Racing Fer-

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Porsche Racing

World Endurance Champions Porsche Team took a memorable 1-2 finish on dre Lotterer in the No.7 machine. Lotterer found a way by Di home soil at the Nurburgring today as the No.17 Grassi for third place in the final moments of the race, and so Porsche 919 Hybrid car claimed a maiden win maintained the No.7 crew’s 100% podium record in 2015. for Mark Webber, Timo Bernhard and Brendon Hartley. It was the second consecutive WEC win for Porsche after its Le Mans triumph in June.

A bumper 62,000 crowd enjoyed three days of excellent WEC action on the first ever visit to Germany. The fans could not have gone home happier as Porsche took not only a 1-2 overall, but also victory and second place in the LMGTE Pro class.

The win for Webber, Hartley and Bernhard today means they are now just 17 points behind Silverstone and Spa victors Lotterer, Fassler and Treluyer in the fight for the 2015 FIA World Endurance Driver’s Championship standings.

The No.17 Porsche 919 Hybrid fought back from a long early pit stop, after having to replace its front bodywork. After this unscheduled stop, the Australian-German-New Zealand trio of drivers stamped their authority on the race and capitalised after the sister No.18 Porsche 919 Hybrid of Marc Lieb, Neel Jani and Romain Dumas lost time when three penalties had to be served for exceeding the fuel allowance on the car. An engine sensor that controls the fuel flow had failed on the No.18 Porsche 919 Hybrid.

After the first, five-second stop/go penalty, Marc Lieb engaged in a close side-by-side fight with Webber, which briefly saw the cars touching at turn two. However, the two longer penalties, 30-seconds and 60-seconds respectively, meant that any chance of victory was all but lost.

The No.18 Porsche recovery drive saw exceptional stints from Neel Jani and Marc Lieb in the final hours. Jani took part in a thrilling battle with both of the Audi R18 etron quattro’s in the final hour, as he attempted to climb up in to second position.

The fight ultimately got resolved at the final pit stop, and from there Marc Lieb was able to ward off any threat from Lucas Di Grassi in the No.8 Audi R18 etron quattro and An- Toyota Racing finished its home race in fifth and

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ship - 6 Hours At Nurburgring positions after a clean run to the chequered flag. The reigning way. champions – Anthony Davidson, Kazuki Nakajima and Se- The ByKolles finished as the leading LMP1 privateer with bastien Buemi in the No.1 Toyota TS 040 headed home the Pierre Kaffer and Simon Trummer completing the CLM P1/01’s most competitive weekend to date.

The AER powered LMP1 car took over at the front of the privateer class early on after both Rebellion Racing cars hit trouble. The ByKolles car even recovered from losing its rear wing on the main straight to finish the race in 18th position overall.

The No.12 Rebellion R-One claimed second in the class but was delayed after stopping on track during the second hour.

The Hong Kong-entered team scored a second win in as many races to extend its title leads in the drivers' and teams' title fight.

Nick Tandy initially opened up a healthy gap over the chasing G-Drive Racing Ligier-Nissan entries, but the lead was temporarily lost after the second scheduled stops.

Matt Howson was able to chase down Roman Rusinov’s No.26 G-Drive Racing Ligier-Nissan and pulled off a conclusive move into the first corner, before working on regaining another gap.

Further excellent stints from Richard Bradley and another from Tandy at the end, wrapped up the maximum points again and extended their LMP2 title lead to 15 points.

G-Drive Racing didn’t have an answer to the KCMG ORECA05-Nissan’s pace today but still claimed a fine double podium position. Rusinov, Canal and Bird were 71 seconds adrift in second place, while Derani, Yacaman and Gonzalez scored their third podium of the season after a spirited race, which saw Derani pull off one of the moves of the race when he overtook Nelson Panciatici’s Signatech Alpine at turn two.

No.2 crew of Stephane Sarrazin, Alex Wurz and Mike Con-

The fifth round of the World Endurance Championship will take place on 19th September at the Circuit of the 35 Americas in Austin, Texas.

Tech Session

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Date: November 7, 2015 Time: 8:30 AM to 11:00 AM Location: Porsche of Towson, 700 Kenilworth Drive, Towson, MD 21204 443-921-4600

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uying a used Porsche can be a daunting task. As a buyer you are aware that not all used Porsches have been treated the same by their former owners.

Some owners have babied their cars and those cars need nothing other than a new owner. Other cars may have secrets buried deep within that could potentially cost you thousands in unexpected repair bills. We explored the benefits of an independent shop's Pre-Purchase Inspection (PPI) program in our March Tech Session. Now it is time to understand

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Certified Pre-Owned what the benefits are of the dealer's Porsche Approved Certified Pre Owned (PACPO) program.

Porsche of Towson will open their service department's door to us on November the seventh. Their staff will discuss the process of selection, inspection and reconditioning that is required for a car to enter into PACPO program. This program has the aura of being the best and most comprehensive program in the industry. Come learn if this reputation is well desired and why buying a PACPO

vehicle may just be the best way to procure a pre-owned Porsche.

Coffee and donuts start at 8:30 AM and the main event starts at 9:00 AM. Please register on clubregistration.net by 2 November. Just drop us a line if you have any problems with that process and we'll count you in for the event.

Tech@pcachs.org See you there! ***

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In The News - GTSprint.com

911 Facelift 2

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plethora of new facelifted Porsche 911 spy shots have emerged of the refreshed sports car in a number of guises. In this comprehensive gallery we have pictures of the 2016 911 in both Targa, Cabriolet, Coupe and Turbo variations all of which will feature a number of relatively minor visual changes over their current counterparts.

The front of all facelifted 911 models will be characterised by a number of changes. They will include the installation of slightly modified headlights, new horizontal slats in the air intakes which could be active in some variants as well as revised bumpers across the board. Modified LED daytime running lights will also be featured on all 2016 911 model. ***

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In The News - carmagazine.co.uk

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he trickle of turbocharged Porsches will become a flood in 2016, when the smallest and cheapest sports cars - the Boxster and Cayman duo - adopt an allturbo engine line-up. Our latest spy photos capture the new roadster on the roads near the Stuttgart factory and museum in a state of undress; barring a transit protection wrapper and headlamp camo, it is virtually undisguised.

2016 Porsche 981.2 short-to-mid-term option. The new four -pots spell the end of the boxer sixcylinder in mainstream Boxsters and Caymans, although specials like the GT4 will continue with the extra cylinders, CAR understands.

When will we see the new 981.2 Boxster and Cayman twins?

Not until early 2016, according to our We’ve previously reported on the small sources. That points to a motor show -capacity boxer four-cylinder engines debut at Detroit or Geneva next spring, coming to the junior Porsches, and in we reckon. Like the facelifted, all-turbo the new August 2015 issue of CAR 911 range, due at the 20105 Frankfurt magazine we reveal further details motor show, the revised two-seaters are about the upcoming four-pots: set to receive a truckload of chipcontrolled safety and convenience up Boxster/Cayman 240bhp 2.0-litre grades. But the key innovation is of flat four turbo course the pair of brand-new horizon Boxster S/Cayman S 300bhp 2.5tally opposed four-cylinder engines. It litre flat four turbo might even be enough to warrant a new  Boxster GTS/Cayman GTS 370bhp badge; we hear the 717 name being 2.5-litre flat four turbo bandied around, aligning the sports cars The advanced direct-injection engines with big brother the 911. are believed to make do with only one fixed-vane turbocharger, but Stuttgart is planning an e-boost electric system as a 40

Boxster and Cayman Cayman to be repositioned beneath Boxster CAR understands that the 981.2 relaunch will also include the option, in some markets, to position the Cayman as the entrylevel, cheaper model for the first time. The move is designed to increase awareness and boost sales; the soft-top has consistently out-sold the coupe ever since launch a decade ago.

Should Porsche do this and risk annoying existing customers? ***

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RACE/TRACK 993 $48,000 Many on Rennlist and in PCA know my 993 to be a very well developed and prepared car that is fast and forgiving. It is that rarest of racecars in that it has taken me to the podium quite a few times and, yet, it has never been wrecked.

This car spent the first four years four or five years as a street car and then became a car that I drove 99% on the track. It is technically street legal since it's tagged and titled. I've actually been stopped/been given warnings by two police officers, and neither of them cited me for the loud exhaust, roll cage, etc. Lucky, I suppose. I have a lifetime emissions waiver from the state of Maryland, so it never needs to be smogged again.

Contact: Mark Samuel at 410-375-6114 43 mark.samuel.lee@gmail.com

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For Sale Bridgestone Tires FREE TO THE FIRST PERSON 2 Bridgestone Potenza S-02A 205/50 ZR17 Boxster tires in excellent condition with 7/32� tread remaining.

Original 914 Steel Wheels FREE TO THE FIRST PERSON 4 original steel wheels that fit 1972 914.

Contact: Jack Roth at 240-687-0857 docroth48@gmail.com

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For Sale 2007 Cayman S $38,500/obo White/Black, like new, heated garage kept, non-smoker, 6speed, 19� Turbo II wheels, sport chrono plus, PASM, PCM with navigation, auto climate, Bose sound, heated leather sport seats, Alcantara sport steering wheel, biXenon headlights, Borla exhaust, RSS sway bars, 3M clearbra, new battery, brake pads & rotors, car is current on service with all records included, books/2 keys/all OEM parts included. 38,000 miles.

Selling due to lack of time to enjoy car.

Contact: Jeff McClure, Baltimore, MD at 443-8014559. jmcclure@cms24-7.com

Yokohama Tires 2 Yokohama Tires 255/40 x 17 with 4/32 tread depth.

FREE TO THE FIRST PERSON To be picked up by a member that can make use of them for Autocross Contact: Al Gunzelman at 410-812-6363 agnzlmn@lycos.com

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