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Tore Johnson --~05/942-8675 PRESIDENT 461-3144 Ron Ramage 1751 Gahuenga Blvd. Hollywood, Ca. 90028 VICE-PRESIDENT Kurt Schweickhard--465-7933 SECRETARY 696-0866 Geri Boothe TREASURER ?93-5077 Ken Grace, Jr. ACTIVITIES 373-2562 Rick Potts PUBLICITY Jack DiRosario 325-0211 TECHNICAL 391-8915 John Williamson MEMBERSHIP 398-1963 Jose Ochoa 4020 Marcasel Ave., ~3 Los Angeles, Ca. 90066
PCA’LA AT A GLANCE PCA-LA is 350 diverse ~orsche owners. We are young and old, novice and expert, slow and fast. PCA-LA is also a "region" of Porsche Club of America, the largest one marque non-factory club in the world. On a national level, PCA publishes an excellent monthly magazine ("Porsche Panorama") and generally provides a forum for learning. But the club part is local. And what PCA-LA bffers is an opportunity to share the exhilirating (and sometimes frustrating) experience of understanding, maintaining and driving one of the most unique automobiles of all time. Enjoy:
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EVENT SCHEDULE 4/12 & 13 - Zone 8 Rallye - LAR 4/19 & 20 - Zone 8 Time Trial - AR/SAR 5/3 & 4 Zone 8 Time Trial - RR 5/16 - 18 - Lake Tahoe Tour - LAR 5/31 & 6/1- Zone 8 Time Trial - SBR 6/8 - Zone 8 Rallye - SBR 6/21 & 22 - Zone 8 Time Trial - OCR 6/29 - Swap Meet - LAR 7/13 - Rallye - LAR 7/26 - 8/3- PORSCHE PARADE 8/17 - Zone 8 Concours - SDR 8/24 - PCA/POC Slalom - LAR 9/13 & 14 - Zone 8 Time Trial - LAR 9/21 - Zone 8 Concours - RR 10/5 - Rallye - LAR i0/ii & 12- Zone 8 Time Trial - LVR 10/24 - 26- San Diego Tour - LAR 11/8 & 9 - Zone 8 Rallye - OCR 11/23 - Autocross - LAR 12/27 - PCA-LA Christmass Party 1975 Zone 8 General Competition Rules for Speed Events, Rallyes and Concours are available from the Membership Chairman at each General Membership meeting or by contacting him at 398-2217. CO%/ER One of the many Jewels to be found at the recent Santa Anita Concour. A 1955 white Speedster that many a Porschephile drooled over that day. Harrah Auto Museum - Eat your heart out!
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1961 356B Roadster New Red paint/Black Upholstery & Top. New Pirelli 165X15, new windshield, new hubcaps, tail lights, back up lights, front grills, lettering, rear window, boot and much more. Car has chrome rims (Serial 89178) D’Iteren Freres Body (Belgium). Ron Johnson 213-747-5233 days 213-376-1713 eves. FOR
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Th~s column is available free to PCA-L~ ,!embers who want to sell, trade or putchase Porsche cars, Dar~s or related equipment. Porscherama will also print l~stinqs of non-PCA members on a sp;~ce ava~IBble basis if accompanied by a check in the amount of $3.00 payable to Porsche Club of America, Los Anqele~ Pe~on. All l~stJ~s must conform to the ~o~low~ng~ ] Items must be personal property and not connected with anybuslnoss ~nte~prise. (O~sm]~y advertizing at nominal rates are available for businesses.); 2 DescrJptJons must be complete and include appropriate serial numbers~ 3 Each listing must be limited to fifty words, plus name, a~dress, zip co~e and telephone number. All listings ~re subject to editinq and condensing; and 4 ~ii listings must be received by or before the, ~oth ~)f each month for inclusion in the next montA’s issue. Porscberama is not responsible for any misrepresentation of items in this "~or ~]~’° column. 908-2 SPYDER An extremely reliable, easy to drive car, excellently prepared, 7th overall in ’74 Can-Am. One of the least expensive, easiest to maintain cars in the world. This 3 litre Porsche is faster, easier to go fast, and less costly to maintain than an RSR. This Car Will Make You A Winner~ $21,000 with Spare wheels, gears, etc. Dennis or Dave AASE. 714-956-2419.
1965 356C Coupe Red/Black interior. Serial #220-155. 52,000 original miles; one owner; immaculate; Blaupunkt AM-FM, Michelin XAS, Bursch exhaust; garaged, like new inside and out. All service records available. $6500. E.T. Kaufmann, 213-688-5892 weekdays between 8 and 4. Miscellaneous One set of 4 brakes for 906 Carerra. Includes light alloy calipers with 4 rotors, rear rotors are crossdrilled and contain complete emergency brake assembly. Fits 911 and "C" Model 356. $300. Carerra Whale Tail, $175. Bumper spoilers, fender flairs, hoods & doors, all from super-light fiberglass. Other fiberglass components for 914. Lower than store prices on request. Gil Rios, 445-32nd St. Manhattan Bch, 90266, phone 213-545-5268. Miscellaneous 2 Factory Alloys 7JXlS, 2 Italian Made Porsche Mag Wheels 7X15 Both New in boxes, 912 Pressure Plate (1966-69) , Clutch disc for 356 A/B/C & 912, 1600, C, SC, & $90. 1 set Hella Fog Lamps (amber) for 356 (1960-65) & 911, 912 (1965-68). Coil for 911 (thru 1969) (Bosch 221.102 .061). Cocoa Mats for 911, 912 (Black & Gold). All Items new - make offer. Bob Wood 390-3461 xtn: 417 days, 274-2634 eves. 1960 Porsche Coupe Car is very strong and rust free. Contact Ralph Boothe at 213-696-0866 Miscellaneous 4 - 5 1/2 x 15 Chrome 911/912 wheels with Michelin X tires for $60. ea. 4 - 5 1/2 x 14 911E Porsche alloy wheels with XAS tires for $i00. ea. 2 - 22.5 x 8.0 x 14 Goodyear racing tires with tread for $45. ea. 356 A/B Moon Hubcaps for $5. ea. McGard wheel locks for $12. ea. set. Porsche mechanics service cover (diaper) for $24. 1 set 1973 911S black seats for $295. 1 set 1970 911S black seats for $275. 1 set new 215 x 15 VR 60 Dunlop steel radials and 1969 thru ’73 front bumber - make offer. 911 muffler - like new - $75. 2 - new black 911/912 Recaro sports seats I will trade for your seats & money. 356, 911/912, 914 carcovers & bras available. Phone Ralph Boothe at 213/696-0866
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This month’s board meeting will be held at Boggs & McBurney Auto Parts on Tuesday April 8. The 8.00 P.M, meeting will be at their location on 11650 Santa Monica Blvd. (just west of the San Diego Fwy.) in West Los Angeles. The board encourages any club member to attend. Call Ron at 461-3144 during the day for directions or further information,
~~~~/~ The April membrship meeting will be held at the South Coast Corinthian Yacht Club, 13445 Mindanao, Marina Del Rey at 8:00 P.M. on Thursday, April 17. For those of you who missed a great meeting, both in the number of people and location, PCA-LA is now meeting at a new time (the THIRD Thursday of the month) and a new place. Once you find Mindanao it’s the last place on the right before you get to Cyrano’s; on the North side of the street, which makes it about 1/4 mile West of Lincoln Blvd. No dinner or food will be available. However, alcoholic beverages, beer and soft drinks will be available at a nominal fee. See you all at the NEW meeting place folks, you gotta see it to believe it~ There is protected private parking for your Porsche also. ~ /~o~;~ ~y~
The first Zbne 8 R&llye of the year is being hosted by PCA-LA. For you rallye freaks this will be a super event, since we will be gone for two days! The rallye is on April 12 & 13 and will originate at Cutright Porsche/Audi at their brand new location on llth. St. & Santa Monica Blvd. in Santa Monica. First car out at i0:01 in the morning. PCA memb ers, $7.00. non-members $9.00. Lunch break Saturday will be in the town of Elsinore, but since the eating establishments there are of doubtful quality, you may want to bring a picnic lunch to munch on the beautiful shores of Lake Elsinore. This will be an overnight event, so you must make your own reservations. It is planned that Saturday night will be spent in Vista, Ca. (near Oceanside) at rallye headquarters which will be located at the Franciscan Inn, 955 So. Santa Fe Ave., Vista (Zip 92083, phone 714-724-9333). Room rates are singles, $12.50, Doubles, $15.50. An alternate place to stay will be the Vista Riveria Hotel, 343 W. Vista Way, Vista (Zip 92083, phone 714-724-7181.) Room rates are Singles, $8.50,Doubles, $10.50. Bill Leflang our Rallye Master informs me that there will be 3 classes: Class A ’Equipped NAV’ (Mechanical & Electrical Accumulating devices), Class B - ’NAY’ (without accumulating devices, use of slide rules, rallye tables, etc. permitted), and Class C - ’S.O.P’ The event will be limited only to Porsche cars. For further information call Bill at 213-794-5277 or Rick Potts, PCA-LA Activities Chairman, at 213-373-2562.
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will be held at FasTrak in Phoenix, Arizona. This speed event is sponsored by the PCA Arizona and South Arizona Regions. Contact Arizona Region Pres. John Glass at 602-992-9811 or South Arizona Region Pres. Robin Sidell-Fish at 602-795-6399 for information on this event.
Sunday, March 2, was the day for our Fourth Annual Concours D’elegance at Santa Anita. This event was the first of four Zone 8 concours to be held during the year. The turnout was outstanding with 36 cars entered in competition. Entrants started arriving about 8:00 with the last one on the grass by 10:30. Judging started at 12.30 and ended about 3.30. Many entrants were present from Orange and Riverside Regions. 20 years of Porsches, from a ’54 Cabriolet to a ’74 Carrera were represented in the street category. There were entries in every street class, with street 911’s being the most popular. All four 356 classes were well represented with the closest competition in the "B" class. There were six entries in the concours category. Trophies sponsored by Bozzani Porsche/Audi went to all first placers, as well as an overall street trophy and overall concours trophy. Judging all the entries were: Vern Covert -Engines; Nick Friesen - interior; Gene Babow (Monterey Parade Concours Chairman) - exterior; Tony Maich - trunk compartment; and John Cesareo - bonus points, Judging concours cars were: Tore Johnson - undercarriage (front); and Don Colwell - ~ndercarriage (rean). Many thanks are in order for these judges and to other helpers such as Carol Edwards and Linda Dusckett for registration and to Dean Goings for points accumulation and time. Thanks also to Dave Anderson and Alan Balch of Santa Anita, they were most cooperative and in turn thanked us for our cooperation in having a smooth running event and a smooth departure. Hope to see all of you next year or better yet, at the second concours of the series in April with the Orange Coast Region. John Dusckett, Event Chrman.
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The fourth annual POC/PCA Challenge Cup Destination Solvang Rally got a very early start from Merlin Olson Porsche/ Audi on February 23rd. A total of 42 PCA/POC cars plus i0 guest cars started out on a course which led North on the San Diego Fwy., off for Odo, Ca. and then into a quick checkpoint. Then back onto Interstate 5 North, with a loop through the Val Verde area and then North again to the old Ridge Route. Another checkpoint, which logged only 19 cars, was located there. Back onto Interstate 5 to Gorman for a short break. A NOTE, which had participants counting MERGING TRAFFIC signs, was not used if you were on-course. After the break, the route continued North into the Fraiser Park area for a DYS checkpoint. Then the route headed West to ~ighway 33 with a leg that contained a phantom car problem ending in a checkpoiht in the Ojai area. From there the course followed Highway 150 to U.S. 101 and then North past Santa Barbara to the San Marcos Pass Road. If the + sign was used, you were oncourse up Painted Cave road; but if the hill sign was used, you were very early into the next checkpoint. From there, the route went back to the San Marcos Pass Road past Lake Cachuma and into Solvang after another checkpoint. Following a 90-minute break, the course picked up West of Solvang and looped back into town going past.another quick check point in the process. The last leg headed back toward Santa Barbara with several timed turns to execute. The last checkpoint was a welcome sight after a 238.61 mile course which 45 cars survived. We wish to thank our sponsor, Merlin Olson Porsche/Audi for their support and all the workers and participants for a great day. Congratulations to Del and Arda Jackson for their win of the Challenge Cup and to PCA members from Orange Coast and Santa Barbara Regions for their excellent times. Bill LeFlang,Event Chrman.
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RESULTS OF DESTINATION SOLVANG IV PCA/POC CHALLENGE CUP RALLY Place Driver CLASS ’A’ T-I Tom Gould T-2 Edward Edick 3 Bob MacLean 4 David Hofer 5 Bob Douglass 6 Bob Gayman CLASS ’B’ T-I Roger Kerner 2 Jim Paden CLASS ’C’ CT-I Del Jackson T-2 Toby Cowan T-3 Paul Edwards T-4 John Dusckett T-5 Kenneth Morrison T-6 Jose Ochoa 7 Tim Hunter 8 Joan Ryburg 9 Sam Wang 10 Thomas Lepper ii Dick Meathrell 12 G.T. Larson 13 Jack Van Pelt 14 Bob Wood 15 Peter Ulodica 16 Tom Leland 17 Edith Savage 18 Mike Martinez 19 Bill Rombeau 20 Gary Nile 21 Doug Brownlee 22 Linda Schrader 23 Bill Bush 24 Jan Winthrop 25 Bill Beau 26 Steve Ashla 27 Frank Mullen GUESTS (ALL CLASS ’C’) T-I Bill Pawluk T-2 Ron Larsen 3 Jill Kimball 4 Richard Stanton 5 Eric Beatman 6 Roger Schreck 7 Stan Savage 8 Paul Dusckett 9 John Adams 10 Tom Hale T - Denotes Trophy Winner C - Denotes Challenge Cup
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1.68 2.41 3.10 12.59 15.13 20.23
Joe Boucher Jean Paden
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3.02 22.56
Arda Jackson Elisabeth Cowan Carol Edwards Linda Dusckett Kathryn Morrison Lark Nakazaki Maureen Hunter Mike Fellows Ann Wang Denise Lepper Steve Erenberg P.A. Larsen Marc Rothman Susan Wells Duane Mihalek Andre Leland Mary Felo Rick Guterrer Stephanie Linda Thornton Karen Wolstenholme Gary Kirstine -Phil Wescott Raymonde Anlbourn George Christensen Patti Mullen
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12.10 18.04 18.78 19.03 19.20 19.44 20.98 21.25 22.22 23.25 24.07 24.41 25.68 25.78 26.73 28.01 28.07 28 64 28 83 30 37 31 15 30 37 32 21 33 06 36 03 36 08 38 63
Steve Loar Marilou Larsen Alex Kimball Barbara Stanton Tempa Tribbett Debbie Schreck Nancy Rigone Jan Noneman Lynda Adams Colleen McCormick Winner
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19.45 21.03 23.33 24.46 26.18 29.83 30.11 35.09 37.69 42.22
Tod Hindin 3347 Alginet Dr. Encino, Ca. 91436 ’75 Brown 9IIS
Nicolaus Von Rosenberg 7935 Santa Monica Blvd. Los Sngeles, Ca.
William Mattingly 15866 E. Del Prado Dr. Hacienda Heights, Ca. 91745 968-3317 ’71 Mettalic Gold 911T
Kenneth D. Morrison P.O. Box 1000 Lebec, Ca. 805-248-6396 , ’74 Delphi Green 1.8 914
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m’inut MEMBERSHIP MEETING MINUTES - FEBRUARY 1975
M~BERSHIP MEETING MINUTES - MARCH 1975
The meeting opened at 8.30 P.M. at the Original Bar-B-Que in Los Angeles. President Run Ramage welcomed everyone and JohD L~rson introduced guests in the abmence of Jose Ochoa. To up-date the activities, Rick Putts gave a run-down on the PCA/POC rallye scheduled for Feb. 23 and Bill LeFlang urged everyone participating to get there early. Bill also gave some information on the less expensive motels to stay at during the Seattle Parade. After John Williamson presented trophys for the TRW slalom, Run told about our tour to Las Vegas. It was a great event with perfect weather in spite of a couple of tickets for 65 in a 55. John Larson gave the particulars on Willow Springs March 15 & 16 and warned that it will be cold out there. We also need corner workers, so come prepared. The Datsun "Z" club has been invited to participate on Saturday only. Run announced the Fasching party at the German Phoenix Club this weekend. It celebrates the beginning of Lent with a costume ball were everyone really lets it all hang out: Kurt Sweickhard intro~uced our speaker for the evening, Vern Covert, who talked about his 904 and its restoration. He said that there was a big difference between an original car and a "restored to original" car and there should be some designated allowance for this. He described the variuos parade concours and the different castrophies that can befall a participant such as rain, mud, dust storms, crop spraying, etc.. He talked about the warping and irregularities of the 904 body. Judges inspection techniques were discussed and the little items that can be over looked after slaving on your car for weeks prior to an event. The meeting was adjourned at 10.30 P.M.
A very largely attended meeting was onened March 20th at 8:25 p.m. by President hun Ramage at our new Marina Del Ray clubhouse overlooking the small craft in the harbor. The meeting started with business at hand 8_rid the officers gave rather short reports due to the number of people visiting with one another in the room. John Willlar~son said he is trying to contact Dan Gurney for a technical meeting and asked for members to tell him what they would like to have for f~ture tech meetings. Jose 0ehoa asked for T-shirt orders so he would k~ow what sizes to order. Rick Putts announced the Zone 8, two-day rally, April 12 and 13 and said we would be staying in 0ceanside. Bill Leflang, event ehairms_n for the PCAP0C Rally, presented the trophys for that event; and again, PCA won the Challenge Cup, with honors going to Del and A~da Jackson. John ~!sckett, event chail~ns_n for the Santa Anita Contours, thanked the judges sad all the others who worked to make it a successful event. In a very informal atmosphere, many of the members and guests enjoyed asllde session of the Willow Springs Time Trials provided by John Lateen. This cozy setting was enhanced by our speakers for the evening, two of Vasek Polakls mechanics, Alvin Springer (ala Milt Minter) and Dieter Inze~offer who answered many questions about the turbo Porsehe. After "for sale" items were announced, more slides of Willow were show~ and the meeti~ ended about IU:5~ p.~.~.
.... ~esoectfully submitted, Gerl Boothe, Secretary
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