Porscherama 1983 July-August by Porsche Club of America, Los Angeles Region

Â¯ VOL III NO 5

JULY/AUGUST

1983

Board Of Directors

Policy

PRESIDENT

PORSCHERAMA is the official publication of the

VICE PRESIDENT John Fels ...................... days eves SECRETARY Peggy Watkins ................. eves TREASURER Brent Morrow .................. days eves ACTIVITIES Bill Watkins .................... days eves TECH Doug Anderson ........... eves (805) MEMBERSHIP Bob Housman ................. eves EDITORS Connie Fern ................... days Ken Ballard .................... days PCA ZONE 8 REPRESENTATIVE Mike Springer ................. (714)

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PCA-LA At A Glance PCA-LA is 550 diverse Porsche owners. We are young and old, novice and expert, slow and fast. PCA-LA is 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 offers is an opportunity to share the exhilarating (and sometimes frustrating) experience of understanding. maintaining and driving one of the most unique automobiles of all time. Enjoy.

Subscrip tions PORSCHERAMA is available to nonmembers of PCA-LA at the rate of $18 per year. Send requests to 1911 Newell Road, Malibu 90265, along with your check, payable to PCA-LA.

lished monthly in accordance with the club bylaws and conditions of the charter granted by the Porsche Club of America. Dated material must be received by the editorial board no later than the 1st of each month to insure publication. Other contributions will be published on a space available basis. Statements appearing in PORSCHERAMA are those of the author and do not constitute an opinion of PCA-LA, its board of directors, the PORSCHERAMA editorial board, or its staff. All contributions become the property of PORSCHERAMA unless accompanied by a self-addressed stamped envelope. The editorial staff of PORSCHERAMA reserves the right to edit, as necessary, a!! material submitted for publication.

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The old saying of, "~.,~at if I give a marty and nobody comes,’’~ almost came true. On June 26th, we held Id~e secor~.

Back in April, I spoke of the vacancies anticipated for next year’s Board of Directors. So far, the avalanche of

event in our ~.~libu Grand Prix series

candidates has not started.

and only six ne<)ple attende<~. Of those six, three were Board me~rs, one the eventmaster, and two were guests--nonme~bers,

thing that keeps this organization in existence is the volunteer efforts of its members. Without those people, we cease to exist.

The attendance at this event is indicative

The specific slots that are open for

of all our regional events an~ meetings, One would thirk that with over 500

next year are: President, Vice President, Treasurer,oTech, Membership and Newsletter

members, we could muster more than six on a Sunday morning. Notice of the event went out in early Mmy, so I don’t believe it was advertising. I think what it boils down to is a lack of care. This organi-

Editor.

The 0nly

As much as I have enjoyed the last four

years on the Board, it is time to step down and turn the steering wheel over.

zation is r~an

by a fe~q ~,_~ple for the benefit of many, but it seems that the

Give these positions some thought and contact any member of the Board. We

many don’t give a darn about what the few are doing, yet always se~m to complain the loudest. This is a volunteer group giving a great deal of their time to tz~] to keep the L.A. Region going. Without input and assistance frc[n the general rr~mbershim, then it falls entirely on the Board of Directors to arrange everything.

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This can’t continue. You wind UD with the "burn-out" syndmc[ne. I kncx~ for I have it. I am tired of smending, on the average, at least two hours of each day for people who don’t care. At the July Board meeting, I reccm~_..ended that the m~bershio meetings be held .quarterly instead of monthly, that Porscherama be published bi-monthly instead of monthly, and tb~t the remiona.l dues be dropped. The Board of Directors accented these suggestions. The regional dues can be eliminated by the savin~,s realized by the fewer number of meetings ($900.00) and the fewer

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ZONE ¢EIGHT CONCOURS cj4 Tribute to the ~Esthetic>>

Mr. Dustin F. Janes 389 Las Casas Avenue Pacific Palisades, CA 90272 Dear Dusty: On behalf of the entire membership of PCA/LA, the Board of Directors would like to express our sincere thanks for the terrific BBQ held in May.

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You have established a real tradition, and is looked forward to every year. The food this year was exceptional-many, many comments were heard about the food and the great job of organization. Again, please accept our sincere thanks for all of your efforts and enthusiasm. Sincerely,

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Hot, perfect weather was the order of the weekend for our 3rd Annual 4-Club Time Trial at Riverside. In addition to a record number of entrants (over 210), many of us enjoyed a terrific catered buffet on Saturday evenina-lots of beer, beef, ham_ and aoodies. Thanks to Tom ~srx for arranging the feast. R±ck Borlase from Las Vegas took Top Tim~e of Day with a 1:28.50 in his new endurance racer--a 934 turbo. Some spectacular cars were in evidence. Aside from the usua! Ferraris, Panteras and assorted Can-Am cars, there were 2 factory 935’s. Great weekend! UPCO~ING AUGUST 14 20 and 21

26 thru 28

SEPTEmbER 2 thru 4

- Zone 8 Co~cours--Santa Barbara - Orange Coast Region will host a Zone 8 Time Trial at Riverside on the long course.

6 thru 9

- Las Vegas Grand Prix-Indy cars and possibly Formula [ ’s at caesar’s Palace

15 thru 16

- Zone 8 Concours - Phoenix

- PCA/IA Dinner Meeting venue to be announced

- Zone 8 Rally -- Orange Coast

29 and 30

- Final Time Trial for 1983 at Willow Springs. Last chance to secure your 1983 championship or im~rove your position in the standings.

You had to be there!! Le .~s and the Porsche Factory were terrific. and I have tons of pictures if your interested. GET IN~OL\~D--T~RE’S S<~?~THING FOR EA~RYONE!!!

- Monterey Historic Car R~ces --raw,tuna Seca. Great fun... great cars. The featured marque will be Ford. Our own Len Cushman will be racing his Stunbemn Tiger.

PLACE: ~4I~4: TIME:

- The Annual PC_A_/La_ Lake Tahoe Tour

COST:

- Zone 8 Concours - San Diemo ~

- Crane School Concours-Santa Barbara

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Orange County "Int’l. Raceway July 24, 1983 Tech opens at 7:00 a.m. Registration open at 8 : 00 a.m. Driver ’ s Meeting at 8 : 30 a.m. First car out at 8:45 a.m. $20.00 First driver $I0.00 Second driver

For more information, call Bill Bartee evenings at (714)894-8434.

SO YOU WANT A 944 ? by Peter zimmermann ~ter driving a ~4 ~bit diesel to ~d fr~ work daily, for ~e better ~t of a y~r, I decid~ it ~s "fro~ at ~e ~u~--rese~e a we~d ~r r~ at C~rillo" t~. Since o~ ~ve to Agora ~ 1978, ~is ~s ~ only att~pt at driving daily ~~g ~at di~â&#x20AC;&#x2122;t have s~ ~lind~s, ~d ~e n~e "Porsche" on it. ~e car was t~ noisy, t~ sl~ ~d t~ ~elly. If you have ever driv~ ~ty five ~les after reveling a diesel, ~u ~ ~at I me~. ~ong wi~ ~e ~bit, I also had a 914/6. F~ous it was, and ve~ fast it was, but. ~. s~et~e aro~d ~ 35~ bir~day, I b~an to realize ~t v~icle noise had s~ to have a n~ative effect on me. I b~ ~ing ~ut Mercies ~d ~4 pr~ucts. ~d 928 â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s. ~d ~ I saw ~e first photos of ~e 944. ~d ~ I read ~e first tec~i~l re~s on ~e 944. ~d ~ I test ~ove a 944. ~d ~en I ~ught a 944[ It t~k approx~tely four ~n~s for ~ car to ~rive at M~ Dial Porsche Audi in Ingl~. I order~ it wh~ order t~es were reason~le, ~use I felt ~re co~or~le havinm d~k br~

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exterior, ra~ ~ p~chase one wire black ~terior in a shorter ~ri~. of t~. I t~k delive~ of ~e ~r on Octo~r 6~, ~d ~s su~ris~ to see d~r s~ers as ~t of ~e s~d ster~ ~ckage (e~ly ~dels were not fitt~ wi~ ~). I ~s also pl~s~ to note ~at ~e c~ had Pirelli P6 tires ~d a facto~ ~s~ll~ al~ syst~. ~so, st~dard ~i~t ~d ~rking ~rfectly were ~e elec~ic ~d defros~le outside ~rrors, ~e air conditioning, ~d r~v~le s~f p~el, ~e elec~ic ~te~a ~d ~e ~iv~g lights. So far, so g~ ~ut ~o ~n~s after t~g deliver, I ~ote d~ my first ~ressions, ~d sent ~ to Volk~ag~ of ~erica. Basi~lly, I s~t~ ~at r~r ~arter vision for l~e c~ges to ~e right was ~r, re~ sus~sion noise had not be~ d~~ pro~rly, ~e handling a~ braes were ~dous, ndleage was approx~tely 24 ~r gallon, and i consid~ ~e ~r a "b~y" 928, rather ~ a gr~-up 924. Eight ~n~s ~d fifteen ~ous~d ~les later, ~e rear sus~nsion noise no longer ~ers ~. The re~ vis~ility, actually ~e lack of it, still d~s, and ~e fuel econ~ never did~ The car is a~st fast enough, ~e h~dling is ~solutely ph~o~l ~d ~e braes are ~out a Probl~s to date have been a short in ~e driv~g lights (one-half hour to trace ~d correct), a faulty ~er wind~ ~tor (warr~ty) ~d a faulty luggage cover for ~e co~ent b~d ~e re~ s~t

(w~ranty) . The short and ~e luggage cover probl~ were ~e direct ~a~se 0f ~r w~r~ship. continued

June Board Minutes

Judd Boykin reported that the Competition

Judd Boykin, President, called the meeting to order at 8:10 p.m. at the home of John Fels.

Booklets had been published and every member in Zone 8 will be receiving it. He stated that enough money had been received from Advertising to pay for

Bill Watkins moved to dispense with the reading of the May Minutes and to approve as typed. Brent Morrow seconded and the motion carried unanimously,

the book. Judd reviewed the letter that will be mailed with the booklet and the Board congratulated Judd on what a fine job he had done.

VICE PRESIDENT’S REPORT:

ACTIVITIES REPORT:

John Fels, V.P., reported that Dusty’s BBQ had been a great success and said the food was the best ever. After discussion, John moved that a letter of thanks and appreciation be sent to Dusty from the membership. Bill Watkins seconded and the motion carried unanimously°

Bill Watkins, Activities Chairman, reviewed the upcoming Malibu Grand Prix on June 26th, to be held at the Northridge facility. After discussion, Brent Morrow volunteered to co-chair the event with David Givens, and Connie Fern volunteered to help with the timing. Brent was asked to write the rules, to be distributed at the track

John reported that the upcoming Harbor Cruise on July 22nd was going smoothly and that a deposit had been given, but the balance of money has to be paid one week in advance.

that morning.

The New Membership Meeting will be held on June 16th, and there was discussion regarding possible entertainment, TREASURER’S REPORT: Brent Morrow, Treasurer, reported that as of the end of April, our balance was $3,560.79. He reported that the BBQ had taken in $863.50 and the cost was $772.27; the Solvang Rally took in $340.00 and the cost was $443.60. Peggy Watkins was asked to write a letter to Culver Palms YMCA, thanking them for the use of the Pinewood Derby track. The net proceeds to the YMCA on sales of the Pinewood Derby’s was $170.00. Brent also reported that the Time Trial, held at Riverside on February 5/6 had nettedthe Club $520.79. The Willow Springs event in March, hosted by PCA, netted $731.44, which goes into the Zone 8 Time Trial fund for Driver Education courses.

Judd reported that the L.A. Concours will be at South Coast Plaza on June 6th. The San Simeon Tour and the 4-Club Time Trial event were discussed. Connie stated that she needed a flyer for the Time Trial, and Doug Anderson volunteered to help Judd Boykin with the Eventmaster duties. Connie was asked to tell Len Cushman to go ahead with the Timing Boards so they would be ready for the July Time Trial. TECH REPORT: Doug Anderson, Tech Chairman, asked for two dates in the fall for possible tech meetings. After discussion, it was decided that September 18 and November 12 were possible dates.

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ShaRer Airport Revisited The Second Annual Golden Empire Time Trial is now history. The 32 drivers who participated were treated to a very pleasant weekend under sunny Bakersfield skies.

Gta Pr x On Sunday, June 26th, a t2pically dull June morning, six hearty souls gathered at the ~mlibu Grand Prix in Northridge to do battle.

The Golden Empire Region is to be c0m-

You would think with only six drivers in attendance t_bat there would be

mended for their efforts in organizing this event at Shafter Airport. I know their efforts were really appreciated by

no problera in finding a car to drive-WRONG! John Fels found the fastest car right away and managed to set a

all those in attendance.

This was a

sizzling mgce with a 61.87.

Brent

very relaxing weekend at a fun circuit. The track itself is short and challenging, while being very safe to drive on. It is the type of course where you can really test the capabilities of your car without the fear of damaging it. The nine turns involved offer you everything you would want-- high, medium, and low speed turns, a sweeper and even esses to test

Horrow then went out and turned in a 61.72 to edge John. Not to }me outdone, John commandeered the vehicle again to post the FTD of 61.56.

your abilities,

weight difference between us and those skinny guys.

Towards the end of the competition, Art Griggs and I finally figured out how to beat John and Brent. The secret is to lose the 65 pound

If you missed this event, give serious thought to coming up next year--you will

enjoy it.

RESULTS

Name

Time

Job~n Fels Brent Morrow Judd Boykin Amt Griggs Dave Givens Rich Feldman

61.56 61.72 63.21 63.91 64.23 64.71

Points

Cum.Pts.

6 5 4 3 2 1

6 5 7 3 2 1

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WHAT DO YOU MEAN I FAILED PRE-TECH ?

AUGUST

JULY l

First Friday ~4ighter

31/7

Porsche Parade

2/4

L,A. Tour to San Simeon

PCA/LA Board Meeting

First Friday Nighter

9/10

Zone 8 .... 4-Club Time Trial .3 Riverside Int’ i. Raceway

Zone 8 Rally - San Diego

Zone 8 Concours - Santa Barbara Contact Peter Nybak ~% (805) 965-1723

L.A. Harbor Cruise

Zone 8 Slalom - Orange Coast Raceway

20/21 Zone 8 Time Trial ~ Riverside Int’l, Raceway Contact Harry Watanabe @ (714) 993-3980 or Am LaCroix @ (213) 927-7181 26/28 Monterey Historic Races &Concours

SPECIAL NOTICE EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY: MEMBERSHIP MEETINGS WILL BE HELD QUARTERLY, THE NEWSLETTER WILL ~BE PUBLISHED BI-MONTHLY, AND THE REGIONAL DUES ARE CANCELLED!!!!!

THE 3rd ANNUAL PETER GREGG MEMORIAL CHALLENGE CUP POR S CHE--F ERRAR I--PANT ERA RIVERSIDE INTERNATIONAL RACEWAY JULY 9/10, 1983 GROUP 10 i.* 2.* 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. i0. ii.

Ro KINDRED BARRY FISHER ROB WELCH DARLENE OSTERBERG JEANETTE REED LEE BRITTELL LOU KIMBLE D. PETTIGREW F. BOWER RON WALKER N. BIANCHI

GROUP ii i.* 2.* 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.

(121.00--123.99) POC PCA-Z8 POC PCA-Z8 POC PCA-Z7 PCA-Z7 PCA-Z7 PCA-Z7 PCA-Z7 PCA-Z7

122o56 122.54 122.90 123.47 119o93 125.23 129.15 DNR DNR DNR DNR

121.57 122.54 122o 93 123.21 122.63 Disq. 122.83 Disq. 127.06 Disq. DNR DNR DNR DNR

PCA-Z8 PCA-Z8 POC PCA-Z8 POC POC PCA-Z8 PCA-Z7

124.84 128o43 139.22 184.39 120.09 123.29 143.66 DNR

126.23 129.56 DNF 181.40 118.81Disq. 121.72 Disq. 123.65 Disq. DNR

(124.00 & UP)

JAN YATES RICK HARTMAN MICHAEL CRISTIN LESLIE SALZMAN JIM BELTER KATHY SCHUMP ED YATES GEORGE NEIDEL

OVERALL CLUB SCORING:

i. POC 65 points, 2. PCA-Z8 55 points, 3. PCA-Z7 40 points, 4. FOC 0 points, 5. POCA 0 points.

Points are scored for Ist & 2nd places only (i0 & 5). The club you listed first on the sign up sheet was used for scoring purposes. Symbols:

* --Trophy POC --Porsche PCA-Z8--Porsche PCA-Z7--Porsche FOC --Ferrari POCA --Pantera

Owners Club Club of America, Zone 8 Club of America, Zone 7 Owners Club Owners Club of America

THE 3rd ANNUAL PETER GREGG MEMORIAL CHALLENGE CUP PORSCHE--FERRARIâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;-PANTERA RIVERSIDE INTERNATIONAL RACEWAY JULY 9/10, 1983

GROUP 1 i.* 2.* 3. 4. 5,

RICK BORLASE MICHAEL HAMMOND DON KRAVIG JOHN STOREY WALT M~IAS

GROUP 2 1.* 2.* 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.

i.* 2.* 3. 4. 5. 6. 7.

i.* 2.* 3. 4. 5. 6.

88.51 89.88 91.60 DNF 93.04

PCA-Z7 POC POC PCA-Z8 POC PCA-Z7 PCA-Z7 POC

96.23 97.81 99.88 99.02 101.05 101.78 101.72 102o13

96.09 97.44 98.98 120.45 100.56 101.09 101.65 103.34

100.72 101.81 102.62 102.82 99.61 104.27 103.14 103.36 DNR DNR

i01.ii 101.31 101.51 102.24 100.54 Disq. 102.47 Disq. 102.64 Disq. 102.91Disq. DN~ DNR

103.84 103,51 104.89 106.62 101.34 109.83 DNR

103.31 104.11 104.65 104.23 Disq. 102.89 Disq. 107.48 Disq. DNR

106.62 107.34 108.32 108.36 108.62 105.97 106.22 109.99 110.56 109.28

106.16 107.86 108.71 108.51 108.99 105.54 105o53 106.43 108.52 109.88

Disq. Disq. Disq. Disq. Disq.

PCA-Z8 PCA-Z7 POC PCA-Z8 PCA-Z7 POC POC POC POCA POCA

(103.00--105.99)

RICK JACKSON DARRELL TERRY GLENN HILLS JIM NAVAS GARY RUNNALLS JANET BUCK DOUG CAMPBELL

GROUP 5

88.50 89.75 91.61 92.87 94.25

(100.00--102.99)

JUDD BOYKIN PAUL SCHENK TOPPER CHASSE CONNIE FERN KEN MACK TERRY HUNT TOM LINTON LARRY DICK DAVE HILL DAVE RADOBEMCO

GROUP 4

POC POC PCA-Z8 POCA PCA-Z7

(95.00--99.99)

GARY NYLANDER STEVE FLOYD GEARY SMITH LEN SCOTT JON ROSNER ROBERT KILBU~N JOE REITMER CHAD SIVA

GROUP 3 i.* 2.* 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. I0.

(94.99 & BELOW)

PCA-Z8 PCA-Z7 PCA-Z7 POC POC PCA-Z7 POCA

(106.00--108.99)

JIM NAV~S DAVID ANDERSON FRED BOWEN MICHAEL DENNY DAVID BLACK RON MISTAK JOE WEBER 8. JIM MAPSON 9. MICHAEL SPORRONG i0. PETER STACY

POC POC POC PCA-Z8 POC POC PCA-Z8 POCA POC PCA-Z8

Disq. Disq. Disq. Disq. Disq.

GROUP 6o 1.* 2.* 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. ii. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17o

(109.00--111.99)

DAVE HOOKER PATRICK THIBIANT FRED TRUEMAN BILL CLAY BILL PERRONE MIKE HOWE PETER ZIMMERMANN BOB MUZZY DIANNE DENNY RICK BOWER MARK SCHNOERR GARY SANDERS JAY HAGENBUCK AM LaCROIX ED CLEMENT SUSIE BARRETT DICK IIcCLELLAND

POC POC POC PCA-Z8 POC PCA-Z7 PCA-Z8 PCA-Z8 PCA-Z8 PCA-Z7 POC PCA-Z7 PCA-Z7 POC PCA-Z7 PCA-Z7 PCA-Z7

110.58 110.02 109.76 109.94 110.06 111.77 111.97 108.41 !I0o00 112.56 112.24 112.92 139.29 113o48 113.59 DNR DNR

109.16 109.34 109.92 109.98 110.25 111.42 111.55 107.69 108.98 110.35 111.42 112.20 113.56 113.79 113.57 DNR DNR

114.03 114.02 114.77 115.45 116.74 DNR

112.12 112.53 115.06 Disqo 116.13 Disq. 117.29 Disq. DNR

115.91 117.98 117.06 116.42 117.37 113.92 ..... 69 117.84 118.82 119.26 119.59 DNR DNR DNR

116.29 115.95 116.35 116.78 !13.15 113.92 118.18 118.67 118.05 119.03 119.74 DNR DNR DNR

120.66 121.84 121o65 118.72 124.64 124.09 DNR

120.23 119.18 119.97 117.16 123.27 123.39 DNR

Disq. Disq. Disq. Disq. Disq. Disq. Disq. Disq.

(112.00--114.99) I.* 2.* 3. 4. 5. 6.

SANDY KI~ZA JOHN MOFFITT TOM CALVERT RICHARD SCHUMP CHUCK McKINNEY ROBERT KAHN

GROUP 8 i.* 2 * 3 4 5 6 7 8. 9. i0. 11. 12. 13. 14.

1.* 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7.

(115.00--117.99)

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GROUP 9

P~A-Z8 PCA-Z8 POC POC PCA-Z8 PCA-Z8

PCA-Z7 POC POC PCA-Z7 POC POC POC PCA-Z7 POC POC POC PCA-Z7 PCA-Z7 FOC

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The first quarter of 1983 was very busy around Zone 8. Our Annual Zone 8 Awards Banquet and President’s Meeting was in January and the Southern Arizona Region hosted the Executive Council and the Board of Directors in Tucson in February. On the weekend of February 5-6, the L.A. Region in conjunction with the Porsche Owners Club hosted the first Zone 8 Time Trial for 1983 at Riverside Int’l. Raceway. Participation was again good and timed runs were once again rained out on Sunday! Southern California weather continued to ruin our games as a Zone 8 Rally hosted by the Orange Coast Region was rained out late in February. Hopefully, the rally will be rescheduled later in the year. As I report ed in my last quarterly report, PCA Members in Zone 8 are working on a bid for the 1985 Parade. Ron Hughes and Georgia and I have spent four days at Lake Arrowhead, CA working with the owners of the Village and the Hilton Hotel. We are just about ready to have Mick Williams come out and inspect the location prior to submitting the bid. Ron Hughes has tentatively filled most of the key positions for the proposed Parade with a staff of over 40 PCA Members from around the Zone, As we discussed in Tucson in February~ Regions in Zones 7 and 8 have for many years hosted speed events jointly with the Porsche Owners Club. Bob Gelles pointed out that our" insurance policy did not cover jointly sponsored events. To get around this problem, I asked Bob to call K & K and tell them that we wanted to buy insurance for speed events that would be managed jointly by a PCA Region and the Porsche Owners Club. The

result of Bob’s work was very favorable and we now have insurance for certain PCA Regions to put on events jointly with the Porsche Owners Club. Prior to the event, the Regions President sends a check to K & K in the amount of $81.00 and asks for a PCA Regional endorsement to the Porsche Owners Club insurance policy. This gives us $50,000 participant legal liability coverage. This check and request should be sent to K & K with the P.OoC, insurance order form. Regions that can be covered by the above procedure in 1983 include Los Angeles, Orange Coast, Golden Empire and Golden Gate. The second Zone 8 Slalom of the year has been scheduled for July 24, #983 at San Diego Stadium in San Diego, CA. A flyer is not out yet, so please contact Bill Bartee for more information. You can reach Bill at (714) 894-8434. Ron Hughes, Orange Coast Region, reports that plans are coming along nicely for the 1985 Zone 8 Parade Bid. The location that Ron has picked is Lake Arrowhead, CA. Mick Williams (National Parade Advisory Chairman) will be in California on June 11th to meet with Ron and to look over Lake Arrowhead. Hope to see you all

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Legislative Bulletin 83-2 This Bulletin is to inform the membership of t0he Porsche Club of America that a pair of bills are now pending in Congress, which, if passed, would force most foreign car manufacturers to provide for a certain percent~ age of U.S. Content, in either material or labor, for all cars sold in the United States. The two bills are~ House of Representatives: H.R. 1234 U.S. Senate: S. 707

bills do nothing but arbitrarily remove foreign competition from U.S. manufacturers, competition that is healthy for the auto industry. U.S. cars are not selling because of their poor quality, high price, lack of overall performance, and generally because they a~e the wrong product in the marketplace. The U.S. con&~mer deserves a wide choice. These bills are a bandaid approach to trying to repair the ailing U.S. auto industry.

~-ne Porsche Club is OPPOSED to TO WRITE YOURCONGRESSMANI Use both of these bills. These bills the following addressl would arbitrarily limit competition to U.S. manufacturers by SENATE~ The Honorable John Doe forcing foreign manufacturers to United States Senate add "domestic content" to their Washington DC 20515 cars. Most manufacturers are not in a position to do so (Porsche The Honorable Sam Smith HOUSE: for example). While Porsche House of Representatives would NOT be immediately affected Washington DC 20515 by these bills, since we are considered part of the Volkswagen Please write or telex NOW. These organization in the U.S., and bills will be coming to a vote in VW would meet the present late July or early August. Make domestic requirements because sure that Porsches are still able of their Westmoreland, PA p~ant, to be bought in the United States. it is anticipated that Porsche could possibly be affected in the near future. Robert C. Rassa Legislative Liaison Since we do NOT desire the Chairman importing of Porsche cars to be hampered or forced to stop, or have the threat oÂŁ this pending, we urge you to write your Senator and your Congressman. Tell him you OPPOSE these bills, and urge him to vote AGAINST them. A PEC AL| 5 INC. simple hand-written note will do very well. So will a ~bort telegram. Merely state your opposition. If you want to give PORSCHE. 8A4 a reason, simply ~tate that these ...~,~OO

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Secretary Continued No report

EDITOR’S REPORT:

ACTMTIES CHAIRM_~.N R~POI~f:

Connie Fern, Editor, stated that the July articles were due and that the May/June issue was ready to go to the printer. She also stated that as of January I, 1984, she will no longer assume the duties as Editor of the Porscherama, and that unless somebody comes forward, there will be no

Newsletter. PRESIDENT’S REPORT: Judd B0ykin reported recei red.

on several letters

Brent Morrow moved to adjourn the meeting at 9:55 p.m. and Bill Watkins seconded. The motion carried unanimously. Respectfully submitted,

it was reported that approximately people went on the Seun Simeon Tour.

TREASURF~R’S REPOI~7: Brent Morrow, Treasurer, reported a balance of $1,439.78 as of June 30,

1983. Judd stated that the balance is low now because our re<lion paid for the publishing of the Zone 8 Rules Book. We have received $825.00 from advertisers, but are still owed. approximately $I, 525.00. Letters were mailed on June 20, 1983. PRESID~XTfz~: Judd Boykin reviewed the upcoming 4-

Club Time Trial and said it should be ~4~ ~i <ret~ar.a "whoppzng’ success." As of 7/5/83, there were 154 pre-re~istered entrants. o The diruner after the Time Trial was Peg~g~at~’ns, c y discussed_.

July Board Minutes¯

Judd Boykin, President, called the meeting to order at 8:30 p.m. at the home of John Fe!s. John Fels moved to dispense with the reading of the June _~,~inutes and to approve as typed. Bill Watkins seconded and the motion carried unanimously, VICE PPJ{SIDENT’S BEPORT: John Fels, V.P., re:mx)rted, that only one reservation had been received for t~he upcoming Dinner Cruise. John also re[x~rted that the Board meetings would have to be held at . another location; it was suggested that the Board find a restaurant to

Judd reported on receiving the entry form for the Newsletter contest at Lhe Porsche Parade. He also reviewed last year’s ccraments on the Porscherama. Me~rsbim meetings, the publication of the Porscherama, and re~ional dues were discussed. Judd stated that by publishing the Porscherama bi-month~ly and having quarterly meetir,gs instead. of monthly, expenses for h~th would be reduced, and there would be no need for the regional dues. John. Fels moved that, as of the month of July, the General ~Jembership meetings be held on a quarterly basis, the Porscheramm be published_ bi-monthly, and that we rescind the regional dues. Doug ~mderson seconded and the motion carried unanJ_n]ously.

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o n ’ p a g e

1 8

Secretary Continued

944 continued Obviously, Audi has not done its homework in the area of quality control, because in the sixteen years I have been repairing Porsches’, I have never seen the myriad of sloppy assembly mistakes my car has in any 356, 912 or 911. The important things are done properly, but I have uncovered small items that Porsche assembly pride would not have allowed to exist.

me Semtember 7, 1983 and November 17, 1983 Membershim meetings are cancelled. Brent Morrow moved to adjourn the meetinm at 9:50 p.m. and Bill Watkins seconded° The motion carried unanimously. Respectfully submitted.,

~~ To sum up this experience to date, I must admit, for the first thousand miles, I did not really like this car--for the next fifteen thousand I started to make friends with it, and after fifteen thousand, the friendship has been solidified. Solidified to the point that there would only be a _Darting of the ways when and if a significant increase in horsepower occurs. As for now, it’s one hell of a car. So far, so Good:

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CONCOURS RESULTS

s-7

CINCO DE MAYO IV CONCOUR

CLASS

SEA PTS

NAME -~

REG

C-1

T. & C. Murphy M. Wirthlin

SAR OCR

312.9 --

623.1 289.9

C-2

P. Conklin & J. Gamble S. Sailors

SAR -

270.0 --

270.0 288.9

R. R.

Hughes R. & W. Wing

OCR LAR

320.5 --

640.9 320.3

& A. Walker

SDR

320.1

638.7

C-3

C-4

PTS

C-5

Zingsheim

SAR

210.1

C-6

Kelton

251.9

C-7

Cooper

SDR

288.4

591.6

CLASS W/S

K. K.

& J. Klabunde Draman

OCR -

S-2

F. M. C.

& J. Macaluso Grady Granstrom

OCR GPR LAR

S-3

S-4

S-5

S-6

R. & M. Hammel J. R. Sender C. Priser P. Kasper J. & P. Babbitt K. Shimazu

SAR SAR

237.6 184.2 ----

462.2 184.2 223.7 217.7 215.0

OCR LAR

225.8 209.2 207.1 201.1 ---

225.8 209.2 207.1 201.1 229.0 225.9

D. Rosado K. Raymer T. Metz S. Kunza D. & E. Allen C. Ellison

SAR SBR SAR OCR OCR LAR

230.0 229.8 226.5 ----

230.0 453.7 226.5 230.2 223.8 213.6

D. C. C.

& N. Tibbet Brown Butler

SBR SAR SAR

233.7 231.2 197.3

459.6 231.2 197.3

D. E. C.

& B. Huhn Paschoal & M. O’Brien

SAR SDR OCR

208.9 ---

208.9 229.7 224.6

Aman

& M.

AR Shoemaker

228.8

OCR

184.5 SEA PTS

REG

PTS

T. & C. Murphy L. Baker B. Shomer T. Kennedy H. Abrams (Vanland of Ariz) P. Longhill

SAR SAR SAR SAR

127.2 125.9 123.2 122.9

117.5 102.3

People’s Choice:

228.8

NAME

Overall, Concour Division: Overall, Street Division :

Ron Hughes Klay & Jane Klabunde Patsy Conklin & Jeff Gamble

ORANGE COAST CONCOUR

NAME

MODEL REG & YEAR

C-I

T. & C. Murphy M. Wirthlin

SAR OC

62-356 63-356

C-2

57-Spdr.288.9

C-3

R. Hughes Roger, Robin & Whitney Wing

74-Carr. 320.4

69-912

320 3 "

79-911

318.6

C-7 R. Cooper SD 65-356 .............................

303.2

CLASS S-1

C-4

Sailors

& A. Walker

POINTS 310.2 289.9

S-1

& J.

S-2

F. M. C.

& J. Macaluso OC Grady GP Granstrom LA

59-356 223.7 56-Spdr.217.7 58-Spdr.215.0

S-3

J. K.

& P. Babbitt Shimazu

73-911 73-911

Klabunde OC

OC LA

65-356

continued on page 21

224.6

229.0 225.9

Concours Continued

SLALOM RESULTS

So Kunza K. Raymer D. & E. Allen C. Ellison

OC SB OCR LA

78-930 230,2 81-911SC223.9 75-911 223.8 74-911 213.6

S-5

& N.

76-914

225.9

S-6

E. C.

Paschoal & M. O’Brien

SD OC

77-924 83-944

229.7 224.6

S-7

& M.

ShoemakerOC

78-934

184.5

Charlup

82-911SC125.7

& L.

65-356

S-4

W/S

Tibbet

Strom

Overall, Concour Division: Overall, Street Division: So.

Coast Plaza Hotel Mgt.

123.5

Ron Hughes ’64 Carrera Sandy Kunza "78 930 Award: Ray Cooper ’65-356

MEN’S CLASS

NAME

REGION

TIME

B. Bartee J. West T. West

OC GE GE

1:27.809 1:39.450 1:54.169

Ho Watanabe T. Coe S.’Watanabe

OC GE OC

1:29.284 1:29.543 1:35o760

1:29.783

C. Marks

Harbaugh

1:33.278

Barnard

Riv.

1:26o639

Schnoer

1:25.113

J. Franzoni D. Onsum

LA GE

1:31.046 DNR

R. Mistak

Riv.

1:20.001

R. Webb

1:24.449

APL

1:32.905

ESL

S. Harbaugh

1:32.487

GSL

Schnoer

1:31.426

HSL

Ray

1"31.685

B. Webb

1"30.964

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Las Vegas Time Trial Results ACCUM. POINTS

CLASS

DRIVER

REG

TIME

ACCUM. POINTS

REG

TII~E

*H. Watanabe S. Watanabe B. Horden

OC OC LV

1-17.19 1"19,38 1:24.66

35 25 12

Coe

1:25,92

Coe

DNR

*G. Smith *R, Melton *J. Harvel B. Bartee J. Pereszlenyi

OC OC SD OC LV

1"16.66 1:18.08 1"18.60 1-18.86 1:26.18

40 35 27 30 8

*T. Calvert K. Kelley L. Kimble

OC LV GG

.1"15.57 1:21.83 1:23.30

35 30 22

*J. Shaw *B. Fisher E, Moir B. Hildebrand

LV LV LV GG

1"15.89 1"17.47 1:24.13 1:24.30

40 20 32 20

*J. Weber J. Koch

SD OC

1:10.77 1:12.86

35 25

CLASS A

DRIVER

J. MacFarlane

1:25.83

M. Manda

DNR

*B. Clay *M. Schnoerr R. Armour S. Armour

LA OC OC OC

1:13.01 1:14.02 1:114,21 1:16.96

35 25 22 20

GSL

*D. Clay S. Schnoerr

LA OC

1"18.06 DNR

30 11

Navas

1-11.64

Navas Fitzgibbon Schump

LA GG POC

1:11.64 1:17.94 1:18.25

40 25 22

H HS

J. *J. P. R.

HSL

Schump

POC

1:18.09

Mistak

1:09.34

Morrow

1"17.53

Clark Franklin Franklin Knopp

SD SAZ SAZ SD

1:08.64 1-11.83 1-13.12 1"13.90

35 25 22 25

*D. *J. W. P.

*D. Bouzaglou R. Webb B. Goldberg

LA GE Guest

1-11.28 1:17.32 1:17 77 "

30 25

Webb

1"22.48

**C. Young *M. Young A. Tallstrom E. Tallstrom

LV LV SD SD

1:01.11 1:02.53 1:09.01 1:13.36

40 35 22 20

*J. Winthrop J Boykin "

LA LA

1:05.31 1:05.77

**FTD * Trophy Travel points-

~ ~ ~ QNOHUE 197~ ~

Shafter Time Trial Results CLASS

TOT PTS ACC

NAME

REG

TIME

H. Watanabe S. Watanabe

OC OC

1:16.54 20 1:21.03 15

55 40’

G. Smith B. Bartee J. Harvel R. Melton

OC OC SD OC

1:18.00 1:20.38 1:20.51 1:22.33

20 15 12 10

60 45 39 45

J. Shaw B. Fisher E. Moir

LV LV LV

1:18.50 20 1:20.74 15 1:22.36 12

60 45 44

ESL

Hayes

1"23.76 20

J. Weber R. Stark

SD SD

1:12.28 20 1:14.33 15

55 20

D. B.

Eimers Clay

SD OC

1°14.95 20 1:15.26 15

20 50

GSL

Clay

1"23.73 20

Ro Jackson J. Navas

LA LA

1:09.82 20 1"13.39 15

25 50

J. Navas

1:13.39 20

G. D. P.

Hood Clark Knopp

OC SD SD

1:08.13 20 DNR 1 DHR 1

25 36 26

Coe

GER

1"20.24 20

Coe

GER

1:22.64 20

L. Cushman R. Webb T. Nakazaki

LA GER LA

1:07.75 20 1:12.55 15 1:16.38 12

30 40 12

B. Webb

GER

1:18.08 20

C. M. J.

LV LV 0C/P0C

1:14.64 20 1:16.02 15 DNR 1

60 50 1

Young Young Koch

J. Boykin B. Watkins

LA "1:06.90 20 _1"07.33 15

55 25

Fern

1:08.88 20

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