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Volume 43, March 2003, Issue 3

Departments Zone 5 Presidents ..........................................................1 List of Officers/Board Chairs .......................................4 Road Ramblings (President’s Column)......................5 Curves Ahead (Editor’s Column)...............................8 Maverick Minutes..........................................................8 New Wheels..................................................................27 Anniversaries................................................................27 Unclassifieds.................................................................28 Advertiser Index...........................................................28

Upcoming Events Calendar of Events..........................................................1 Happy Hour at Saltgrass Steakhouse...........................2 Porsche Lunches .............................................................2 Happy Hour....................................................................2 Time Trial #1 and Autocross #1....................................3 Board Meeting ................................................................5 Hill Country Tour ........................................................11 Palestine Dogwood Trail Tour ....................................11 TMS Club Race & Drivers Education........................21

Past Event Recaps Happy Hour at Railhead ...............................................9 Ladies Autocross School ........................................14-15 Christmas at Hope Shelter ..........................................17 Autocross 101..........................................................18-19 Time Trial 104...............................................................23 Rally School.............................................................24-25

Miscellaneous Trivia Contest..................................................................7 Carrera GT Unveiled....................................................13

Day 1 1 2 4 8 9 18 20 21-23 23 25 29-30

March - Events Swap Meet Dinner Social National Judges Seminar (Denver) Board Meeting Autocross 102 (MW) Time Trial 103 (MW) Plano & Bedford Lunches Happy Hour Lone Star Club Race @ TWS Dogwood Trail (Palestine) Tour Plano Lunch Time Trial #1 & Autocross #1 (MW)

Day 5 8 11-13 13 15

April - Events Rally Board Meeting Hill Country Tour Autocross #2 (TMS) Plano & Bedford Lunches

Photography Kevin Hardison, Matt Platts, James Shoffit, Wendy Shoffit, Dennis Chamberlain, Lanean Hughes

Day 17 26 26-27 27 29

April - Events (cont.)

Happy Hour Time Trial #2 (MW) LSR Drivers Education (TWS) Whitesboro/Centerville Tour Addison Lunch

Day 4 6 10 15 17-18 20 24-26 27

May - Events Autocross #3 (Penn) Board Meeting May at Mayo’s Happy Hour HCR Deivers Education (MSR) Plano & Bedford Lunches Maverick Club Race (TMS) Addison Lunch

Day 3 7 7-8 7-8 8 12 15 21-22 22-28

June - Events Board Meeting Time Trial #3 (MW) Jefferson Tour LSR Drivers Education (TWS) Autocross #3 (MW) Happy Hour Father’s Day Picnic Mav Drivers Education (MSR) Parade - Tampa, Florida *Dates subject to change*

Cover Photo by Matt Platts A 1974 Limited Edition 914 2.0 liter owned by Luis Pajares. Photo taken at the Pennington Field during the Intro to Autocrossing school.

Slipstream (USPS 666-650) is published monthly by the Maverick Region Porsche Club of America, 2973 Timbercreek Trail, Ft. Worth, TX 76118. Subscription price is $24.00 per year. Periodical postage is paid at Ft. Worth, Texas.

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2002 Porsche Club Zone 5 Presidents ARK-LA-TEX Bob Kelley (Shirley) h- 318-635-2617 bkelley968@aol.com

COASTAL BEND Peter Kendig (Cindy) h-361-853-5350 peter@carczar.nu

LONE STAR Stan Wenger (Janelle) h- 713-467-0453 Stan.R.Wenger@conoco.com

MARDI GRAS Brad Bradford (Sandra) h- 504-835-7874 sandrahh@pipeline.com

OZARK Bud Thurman (Phyllis) h- 501-666-7486 arsailor@aristotle.net

WAR BONNET Mike Lindsey mlindsey21@cox.net

CIMARRON Dick Dobson dickdobson@webzone.net

HILL COUNTRY Weston Dillard (Caren C) h-512-423-8327 westondillard@austin.rr.com

LONGHORN Ron McAtee (Phyllis) h- 210-654-6639 roncarrera88@aol.com

MAVERICK Keith Olcha

OZARK MOUNTAIN Leslie Morse (Margee) h- 501-530-1537 therainmeister@netscape.net

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2003 Maverick Region - Board, Officers & Chairs Maverick Region President Keith Olcha

W - (817) 706-7678 H - (817) 251-6865 olcha@aol.com 711 Manchester Court Southlake, TX 76092 Keith has been a regular at all of our driving events and has recently been heavily involved in the planning of our Driver’s Education program. Keith has also started driving his 911 in PCA Club Races.

Vice-President Noby Takahashi

W - 972-761-4311 H - 214-327-8911 vp@mavpca.org 9201 Garland Road, #115A Dallas, TX 75218 Noby has been a member since 2000. He is an active participant in many Maverick driving events and has helped out with the Autocross schools. He drives a 2001 Boxster S.

Driving Events - Chair John Sandusky

Logistics & Support - Chair Joe McGlohen

W - (817) 777-0421 john.c.sandusky@lmco.com

W - (817) 366-1678 H - (817) 861-2792 retread@ix.netcom.com 704 Bowen Court Arlington, TX 76012

John has been a member since 1986. He has become increasingly involved in Drivers' Education events over the past few years. He drives a track prepared 1990 964 C2.

Joe has been involved in virtually every type of event that the Maverick Region holds.

Joe was the 2001 Selcer Memorial award winner. He owns a 912 and a 914 2.0 liter.

Secretary Mimi Spreen

Treasurer Bob Knight

H - 972-420-9953 secretary@mavpca.org 709 Reno Street Lewisville, TX 75077

W - (214) 461-1426 H - (214) 349-1108 treasurer@mavpca.org 9047 Oakpath Dallas, TX 75243

Mimi has been a PCA member since 1989, including being actively involved in 2 other regions. She served with husband, Carey, as Vice President for 2 years. She drives a 1970 914-6.

Communication - Chair Wendy Shoffit

Activities - Chair Teri Davis

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A member since 1997, Wendy is the editor of Slipstream and has won the Selcer Memorial Award. 2001 Porsche Club Family of the Year. She owns a ‘90 911 C4 Cab and a ‘78 911 SC.

Autocross Cody Sears

Driving Rules Bill Dugan

Managing Newsletter Editor Matt Platts

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Time Trials Mark Steele

Tech Inspection Ed Mayo

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Mentor Program Dennis Chamberlain

DE Chief Instructor Bryan Henderson

Workers Lisa Steele

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DE Asst Chief Instructor Keith Olcha

Timing & Scoring James Shoffit (972) 506-7449 wk (972) 506-7449 hm

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Driving Education - Tech Ray Leudecke

AX Chief Driving Instructor Mark Steele

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Technology Chair Andy Mears

Safety Joe McGlohen

Teri is a past Slipstream Editor and the current Rally Chair. She has also been a major force behind Round Up and the recent Rally Schools.

Membership

Joel Nannis W - (817) 319-1600 H - (972) 722-2735 membership@mavpca.org Goodie Store

Dee & John Lersch W - (214) 697-3291 DeeLersch@compuserve.com Charity

Lanean Hughes H - (972) 484-3040 Lhughes@fmstech.com Tours Ted Glover

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Rallies Teri Davis

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TT Chief Driving Instructor Cody Sears

Web Site Mike Oakes

Club Photographer Kevin Hardison

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DE Registration Bill Dawson

Tech Sessions Eric Erz

Maverick Email List Bob Benson

Scrapbook Dorothee Thielisch

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Concours Jimmy Carter

Slipstream Advertising Mike Brodigan

Past President James Shoffit

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Club Race - Event Chair, Hospitality, Charity Lanean Hughes

Swap Meets David Mock

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A member since 1986, Bob has previously held the offices of President and Vice President, edited Slipstream, and has won the Selcer Memorial award. He owns a 2000 Boxster S.

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Road Ramblings

by Keith Olcha, Maverick Region President

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ast month I mentioned how much I look forward to February as the start of the racing season. It begins for me with the Daytona 24 hour Sports Car Race.

Congratulations to Kevin Buckler and his Racers Group team for an overall win this year in the #66 Porsche GT3RS. I began buying parts through the mail seven years ago from Kevin when he and his wife Debra were the whole company. Kevin walked me through many an installation talking to me on my cordless phone while I was leaning over the car.

Kevin still club races with PCA and is a regular guy.

Of course, a GT class car never should have won Daytona in the first place. It was only because of problems with many of the cars in the brand-new Daytona Prototype class that attrition allowed a lower-category car to win first place overall.

We’ll see how Grand-Am does this year. I still don’t think there is enough fan and sponsor interest in three sports car organizations- SCCA, Grand-Am, and American Le Mans. We’ll see…

So what have I done so far starting in February? I attended Autocross 101 – an introduction to autocrossing, and Karen attended the ladies-only autocross school the day before at Pennington field. She loved it. I’ve only driven my Boxster on the street for the past three months and I forgot where the steering wheel was pointed a few times when the car was sliding.

By the time you read this we will have completed our first track event, the Drivers Education at MotorSport Ranch. So what is going on in March? A full calendar, of course, as the weather improves.

you can enjoy working on your own car with your hands and do a better job than most paid-services is good old-fashioned washing, waxing, and interior cleaning. It can be time-consuming but there is nothing like a clean Porsche in-and-out! There are various websites such as www.carcareonline.com that will tell you about techniques, and sell you the cleaning products.

Another thing is an oil and filter change, and/or changing the pollen or particle filters on the newer cars. Again, this is about 50% of the total scheduled maintenance on a daily driver over time. There are people who also think routine brake services such as pad replacements and fluid flushing are too complicated for the novice. It’s easier than you think, and in just a couple of years can save you enough money to spend more on other fun car-related stuff. There will be opportunities over the year to attend tech-clinics designed to demonstrate the things you can work on yourself on your Porsche.

Finally, next month I’m going put on paper, a frequent dream of pretending what I would acquire (money being no object) if I had to fill a 15-stall warehouse collection of Porsches. Racecars, road cars, and special editions- you name it. All these cars should be drivable. While I might not put much mileage on them, they are theoretically able to run as intended with reasonable notice. Factory mechanics on call!

Why don’t you all think about it also and email me with your favorite road and race Porsches. You don’t have to list 15. I’ll take everyone’s favorites and compile a weighted list of our readership’s 15, and my 15. Feel free to add your comments. I bet your list will be more interesting than mine!

...I forgot where the steering wheel was pointed a few times when the car was sliding...

There is one more set of autocross and time-trial schools, on March 8-9 this time being held at Mineral Wells, and the first regular timed-event autocross and time-trial weekend of the year will also be out at Mineral Wells at the end of March.

Time trials are on Saturday, and autocrosses are on Sunday.

The schools are low-pressure, instructive, and fun. Our first dinner social is March 1 as well as our first tour of the year along the Dogwood Trail to Palestine on March 23rd. Please look over the calendar on the first page for the rest of the month’s activities.

March 15 marks the long-awaited and much-ballyhooed introduction of the Cayenne Sport Utility Vehicle. I don’t know about you, but feel as if this thing has been written about, talked about, and sneak-previewed for ten years already. And just when a gallon of gas is almost as expensive as a gallon of milk. I guess timing is everything. I read that every Cayenne they will produce for the next 18 months is spoken for.

Hopefully our area dealers will have some unveiling parties, etc.

I think the Cayenne and the Hummer H2 compete for the most exotic medium-duty tow vehicle.

I have often heard people talk at our socials about what services they can or cannot do on their Porsches as far as owner maintenance is concerned. Many people think if you can’t perform a tune-up then you might as well not work on the car at all. I’m not sure about that. One of the biggest areas where

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Curves Ahead

by Matt Platts, Editor

Cold weather and all, the driving season is officially under way.

February was chock-full of teaching and learning, and there’s still ground to be covered. Make sure to examine the calendar closely, you don’t want to miss a Drivers Education, Club Race, Autocross, Time Trial, Rally, or Tour because you failed to plan appropriately.

Don’t forget that all of the DEs in our area fill up quickly. If you would like to get in, you must follow the entry rules to the letter.

We are also quickly approaching the 2002 Tampa Parade in

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June. If you haven’t made your plans already, there may still be a few available spots, so act quickly! You should also consider renewing your PCA membership early if possible. Imagine the disappointment if you were trying to get into a DE only to find out that your membership had lapsed and you had to scurry to renew before the event. You can renew early online at the www.pca.org website.

Once again this month, you will have the pleasure of reading articles written by our region’s members. The different points of view expressed by these talented writers is colorful and creative, you can really get a feel for being at the event right along with them. In fact, why don’t you attend the next event with them?

Imagine how much fun you could have!

Look for me at your next event, I’d love to say “hi”.

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e have had another interesting February here in Texas. I can’t think of any other place where you can have 70 degree top-down weather within a week of getting 2 inches of sleet that totally shuts down a metroplex of over 3 million people, then right back to pleasant sunny days just as quickly! One can only wish for nice weather on our event weekends, but that just wasn’t the case for our Ladies Autocross School and Autocross 101 at Pennington Field a few weekends ago. There wasn’t any precipitation, but the temperatures did nothing but drop for the entire weekend. The temperature was somewhere around 30 degrees with a wind chill in the teens for the Sunday morning driver’s meeting! It didn’t seem to matter though, all participants and workers had a great time.

A reminder of our 2003 “sleet attack”

by Mimi Spreen

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he February board meeting was held on Tuesday February 4th at Lanean Hughes’ abode. Joe McGlohen provided barbeque for dinner. In attendance were Lanean, Wendy Shoffit, Mimi Spreen, Keith Olcha, Michael Wingfield, Mark Steele, Matt Platts, Noby Takahashi, Joe McGlohen, Teri and Charlie Davis, Mike Brodigan, Cody Sears and Bob Knight. The meeting started at 7:05 with Keith's "Round the Room" reports.

Mike Brodigan advised that advertising was going well. We've added 2 ads and dropped 1, collected some back fees and plan on selling more 1/4 and 1/2 page ads because of the ease of handling and the higher revenue. Matt Platts stated that the February Slipstream is at press and should be mailed out in the next few days.

Teri reported that the rally school was good, although it lost a small amount of money. Teri can forward the class materials to anyone who didn't go to the school. Parade for Dummies which was held at The Prairie House in Carrollton was well attended, even though we had our first SNOW of the year.

Noby is planning on requesting insurance for the upcoming events. Mark Steele said TT104 had 25 attendees, which gave everyone plenty of runs. Wendy actually drove Mitch's Miata and beat Bob Benson AND Jan Mayo!! (Oops, should I not have said that ;-) Lanean said that the New Member Party was very well attended, the beautiful weather helped that I'm sure. I want to take a moment to thank Lanean for taking over my part of putting this party together at the last minute. My 100 year old grandmother passed away and I was in Shreveport for her funeral. Thanks again, Lanean.

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Lanean also said that the February Happy Hour is at Sherlock's Pub. The April 13 Bus lot for AX will have bathrooms and concessions. It will also have bleachers. Due to an IRL conflict at TMS, we can't have the October 12 date, so the alternative is Oct 25 and 26.

Sponsor checks for club race have been received.

Wendy brought up an addition to the event calendar for July 12 from 11-1 PM at the McKinney Library. It will be an informal concours for kids ranging in age from 12-18. Motion made and passed to add this to the calendar.

Joe mentioned that 9 radios need to be replaced for a total of approximately $2300.00 which included carrying boxes. It was decided that we could wait until after the Feb DE to make the expenditure, since we would not need the radios until after that event anyway.

Cody requested volunteer workers and instructors for the upcoming driving schools. Volunteers are needed for the Ladies AX on 2/15, AX101 on 2/16 as well as the Mineral Wells event on March 8 & 9. Contact Cody if you are available and would like to help.

Last, but not least, the truck! Charlie informed us of a truck that he has found. He actually drove it and said there were some things that would need to be fixed, but overall it looked ok. He checked into insurance coverage. A motion was made to buy the truck for $2000.00. The motion was seconded and approved.

Meeting was adjourned at 9:10 pm.

Happy Hour at Railhead

by Claire Athy discussion, Dennis and my husband, Gregg, had a discussion about DE, which was the event in which Gregg was most interested.

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Since the Railhead was relatively close we decided to go to find out what it was all about. Despite being a bitterly cold night there was a good turnout for the get together, we enjoyed the drinks, the food, and good conversation. The big barbeque sandwiches were delicious, and the french-fries smothered with grilled onions were most unique.

Photo by Dennis Chamberlain

Photo by Dennis Chamberlain

ne of our most fun and unexpected Christmas gifts this year was given to us by two of our children - a membership to the Porsche Club of America. We received lots of PCA materials in the mail, including "Slipstream". We looked them all over and observed that it seemed the Happy Hour Crew: Dennis Chamberlain, Tinker Regional Mavericks Club had a large Edwards, and Mark Gluck number of active members who did a variety of exciting and fun things. Then Dennis Chamberlain called and invited us to the Happy Hour at The Railhead on January 16, 2003 to get acquainted with some of the members and to hear more about the various events that the club had to offer. During the phone

John and Marlo Pulliam We had an opportunity to meet quite a few Porsche owners and hear about the specific activities and events they each enjoyed.

Since the Goodie Store was open and doing a good business, we ordered our name badges from John, Dee, and Demi Lersch. We did discover that most of the members with whom we spoke had belonged to the PCA for quite a few years and it was obvious while listening to them that their enthusiasm for their cars and the club had not diminished.

Gregg and Claire Athy

I can't begin to remember the names of all those that we met, but in addition to Dennis and the Lerschâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s, we had the opportunity to talk with Jay Easley and Anastasia Zaruba, Debbie Lage, Joe Rode, Annette Nolte, Mike Brodigan, Keith Olcha, and Tinker Edwards. They all made us feel welcome.

Living in Fort Worth we probably won't make it to all the Happy Hours in Dallas but we'll try to make as many as we can.

We're also looking forward to doing some of the tours and other scheduled events. According to Dennis, the March 20 happy hour returns to the Saltgrass Steakhouse in Irving, at 635 and MacArthur.

Photo by Dennis Chamberlain

It was an enjoyable Happy Hour and we thank all of you for your hospitality.

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Carrera GT Unveiled in Geneva

by PCNA as possible (so-called "downforce"), the Carrera GT has an underbody geometry that can only be found in similar form in pure racing sports cars.

The underbody is completely cased in carbon fiber and provides an additional suction effect thanks to its rear diffusor and flow channels.

ATLANTA, FEBRUARY 4, 2003 --- Stuttgart, Germany-based Dr. Ing. h.c. F. Porsche AG will unveil its V10-powered Carrera GT highperformance roadster in March at the Geneva International Motor Show.

With more than 600 horsepower and racing-inspired technology, Porsche's top-of-the-line sports car delivers pure performance.

The Carrera GT also features the Porsche Ceramic Composite Brake (PCCB) system. Porsche has supplied this component since 2001 and is the first manufacturer to include it in a mass-produced vehicle (the 911 Carrera GT2). A global innovation - the PCCC (Porsche Ceramic Composite Clutch) - transmits power to the drivetrain.

The Carrera GT has a pure racing engine.Its 10-cylinder powerplant with dry-sump lubrication is based on Porsche's 5.5-liter V10 naturally aspirated engine developed especially for racing. For production, technicians at the Development Center in Weissach, Germany, have increased the displacement to 5.7 liters. Maximum output is 612 horsepower (DIN*) at 8,000 rpm, with peak torque rated at 437 poundfeet. The Carrera GT has a top test-track speed of 205 miles per hour (330 k/h) and accelerates from zero to 62 mph (100 km/h) in 3.9 seconds.

Its specially developed six-speed manual gearbox allows it to go from zero to 124 mph (200 km/h) in 9.9 seconds.

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Ladies Autocross School

by Alicia Reich

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ave you ever washed your car at 5:30 AM? I did, in preparation for my first Autocross School, held on Feb 15 at Pennington Field in Bedford. I am not an early bird by definition, so this took significant commitment on my part to finally fall out of bed. My Dad told me that the car had to sparkle like a gem or it would not pass Tech Inspection. Of course, I didn’t really believe that bluff, but I’m a wee bit of a neat freak and I just had the urge to make my car shine. With one exception, everyone else at the autocross school had also washed their car at 5:30 AM, because they were all clean despite significant recent rain!

After the first ride, I gulped and feebly told my instructor that I have had “minor” encounters with motion sickness throughout my life. Amazingly, when I took the drivers seat and slowly passed the first few cones, I found that I had left the motion sickness behind in the passenger seat!

My instructor, Lisa, specified that the counterclockwise rotation should feel easier than running clockwise, but I found my best results when circling clockwise. After my third run clockwise, the facilitator at my station told me I was driving with only three wheels on the ground! I was shocked and started apologizing, but he laughed at my reaction and said a “three-wheeley” was a good thing. And it sure felt awesome, too!

...My dad told me that the car had to sparkle like a gem or it would not pass tech inspection...

I am a junior at Ursuline Academy and started driving to school a year ago, six months after I earned my license. It took a while for Dad to acknowledge that I was a safe driver and grant me the freedom of the road in my own car. Although I have driven a go-cart on a number of occasions and definitely enjoyed it, I had never participated in a driving competition before.

Alicia Reich tests the cornering limits of her 525i

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Bob Benson sends the next student on-course

Photo Matt Platts

The driver’s meeting was quite brisk!

Photo Matt Platts

Photo by Matt Platts

A wide variety of cars turned out

Photo Matt Platts

After lunch, our group rotated to the slalom and braking exercises. Out of all the simulations, I found the braking to be exceptionally helpful. Lisa instructed me to calculate the braking distance of my car, and then apply that information to determine a braking point for each corner. This was excellent information and I find myself applying it constantly to my driving habit on the road only a week later.

Photo Matt Platts

Photo by Matt Platts

Like everyone, I went onto the track as a passenger in itially as my instructor zipped round the skid pad. While she was cranking the gas, little old me was mashed against the passenger door, heavy helmet jammed up against the glass.

Photo by Matt Platts

And what beauuutifuuuul cars they were! The Boxsters are neat, and the 911’s are cool, but my heart was won over by the new Mini. What a cute car! My snazzy ride is a 1990 BMW 525i (Dad calls it “my daily driver”), which clocks at just under 100,000 miles. Dad bought it for Mom when it was three years old, and we’ve taken good care of it since, and it is now most definitely “mine”.

have a g-Analyst or Geez Cube that I can borrow or buy? I plan to write a report for my Physics Class using it once I find one (no kidding!).

Photo Matt Platts Photo Kevin Hardison Photo Matt Platts

Photo Kevin Hardison

Photo Matt Platts Photo Kevin Hardison Photo Matt Platts

Photo Kevin Hardison

Photo by Kevin Hardison Photo by Matt Platts

Photo by Kevin Hardison

Photo by Matt Platts

I sure am glad the PCA and Maverick Region decided to let the younger crowd learn a bit about car control in an autocross setting. It was pure fun packed with good information (thanks, Lisa and School Crew!). I am planning to run the entire autocross series, so hope to see you there! Does anybody

Photo by Matt Platts

Twice during the day I encountered the members of a girl’s soccer team in the restroom. The first time, one of the girls asked if I was a professional race car driver. I immediately giggled and said, “No, just having some fun.” But when I encountered more of the same team later in the day, I surprisingly responded with a proud “yup” before I even realized I opened my mouth. Could this be a subconscious recognition of my goal in life? The girls responded, “that’s so cool,” and as I walked out of the restroom waving bye to my new friends, I sighed giddily after my first encounter with fan adulation.

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Christmas at Hope Shelter

By Lanean Hughes & Wendy Shoffit

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Here are some photographs to help us remember the season and maybe even start thinking about what we will be doing to help this worthy cause throughout 2003.

Just look at all the great gifts!

Photo by Lanean Hughes

Dorothee Thielisch’s hand-made stockings were great, they were so big that some of the children could almost fit inside them! If you attended the holiday party at the Leibel’s house, you probably helped to contribute to the the huge pile of stuffed animals and toys under (and around) the Christmas tree. Can you believe that all of that plush was squeezed into Lanean’s 944 Turbo for the trip out to the shelter? We joked that if Lanean got pulled over while driving home that night, that she would surely be able to talk herself out of that situation. What police officer could resist all those cute bears staring out of the back window?

Photo by Wendy Shoffit

nce again this year, the Maverick Region was able to help out at the Hope Shelter during the 2002 Christmas season.

Many members contributed gifts, stuffed animals, stockings, and stocking stuffers. Several deliveries were made during the month of December, all gifts were well received and enjoyed by everyone at the shelter.

Photo by Wendy Shoffit

Helpers sorting through the stuffing

Photo by Wendy Shoffit

Photo by Wendy Shoffit

Maverick members pose for a group picture

You could almost step right inside...

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Autocross 101

By Bob Lewis

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his past fall I purchased a Porsche. After the sale I was told that PCA organized great events. I was told that they provided an opportunity to exercise the car and your abilities. Some events were held at high speed race tracks. My eyes glazed over in anticipation. I later found a Slipstream and discovered where and how to join. After receiving my first Slipstream I saw an announcement for a DE event. I applied. There was a new member welcoming party which I attended. There I was encouraged to attend Autocross events to learn some of the potential of my car. After all, the car has too much speed to test it’s limits among the civilians on urban streets.

We were assigned an instructor for the entire day. This instructor was with us each time we drove the car. What a great method to learn. At each exercise he drove first and explained the good, bad, and ugly of the strategy of that exercise. Then we got to drive and discovered the ugly, bad and sometimes the good of our maneuvers.

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When I enrolled in Intro Autocross 101 I thought that this venue might be classroom only. As it turned out a classroom might have been a welcome break from the weather, but that’s another story. The morning was filled with exercises for the car and driver.

My group started with braking. Next we went to a counterclockwise skid pad. Then we went on to a clockwise skid pad. Lastly, we had 3 slaloms with different cone placements. These were comprised of a constant distance between cones, an increasing, and decreasing distances between cones.

We had a drivers meeting that outlined the morning activities and previewed the afternoon. My first exercise was the braking one.

I launched the car at full throttle. At something past 7,000 RPM in second I hit the brakes. The car stopped short by a couple of feet

Bob Lewis getting the “feel” for his new C4S from the target line. The next times I slowed somewhat, but each time was beyond the target line by a few feet. The car stopped in much less distance and time than I expected.

...At something past 7,000 RPM in second I hit the brakes...

Next were the three slaloms. My instruction, Jason, showed how to blip the throttle at strategic places to bring the rear end around the cones. They were telling us that the best line is a straight one with only minor amounts of steering wheel action. I was to feel the handling action thru my seat. I either need more practice or thinner pants. I could conceptualize the throttle steering but didn’t seem to reduce it to practice very well. I need more practice with this skill. It should be pretty easy but would be tailored to your car’s performance.

The weather was cold and very windy this Sunday. The wind chill factor must have been well below freezing. There were twenty or so Maverick Region volunteers out in this miserable weather helping us newbies learn the ropes. These people must be fanatical and dedicated. They seem to be my kind of people. When I commit to something it takes an awful lot of bad things for me not to show up. All of the students owe a debt of gratitude to those organizing this event. My instructor did not drive a sport type of car to the track. I offered to let him drive mine during the fun runs, but he declined. After two days his face was wind burned, he was cold, and only wanted a hot bath at home.

I had a great time. Thanks again to those that worked at this event.

Photo by Matt Platts

Photo Matt Platts

Photo Matt Platts

Photo Matt Platts

Photo Matt Platts

Photo Matt Platts

It was an awakening to see an automatic heavy Corvette have the fastest times among the students. The he and she drivers of this car were able to accelerate between the sections of the track and brake with their left foot. I did not practice that. He and his wife were experienced autocross participants according to my instructor.

The Miatas displayed a great deal of balance and turned in good times also. Horsepower was not a much of a requirement for this track design. You needed great handling, knowledge of your car’s potential, and the skill to unleash it.

Photo by Matt Platts

Photo by Matt Platts

We broke for lunch. The event leadership arranged the cones into an autocross track. We had a drivers meeting. They showed us how this track layout was an extension of the very exercises we had practiced in the morning. They added a 360 degree hairpin which I never did do as well as had hoped. My times decreased except for the

last time where I think I reverted to my instincts not the teaching.

Knowing our times was great instant gratification.

Photo Matt Platts

The next two exercises were on the skid pads. We learned that the car would take a different radius with only a modulation of the throttle. I held the steering wheel in one position and was able to change the line of the car using just the throttle. Later in the day I was a corner worker at a skid pad and was able to see the other cars doing this very thing. Having both experiences was very educational.

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Race at TMS! Maverick Region Autocross #2

April 13th, 2003 1955 PORSCHE SPYDER Spyd er

Come autocross with us at our new location in the TMS parking lot.

For more details contact Wendy Shoffit (972) 506-7449 or email her at wendy@shoffit.com.

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Time Trial 104

by James Shoffit

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t was early on a Saturday morning when we arrived. Wendy and I had spent the night at the new Best Western in Mineral Wells (four thumbs up, by the way!), and quickly noticed the cars were all covered in a thick frost. The drive to the MineralRing saw the temperature dip 30...29...28...27...26... where it stopped and started moving back up. The sun was soon up, and the clear day without wind slowly warmed us as we unloaded the car, set up timing, trailer, and course.

Eyes turned upward, we saw the streak – air molecules turned to plasma by the extreme force of an object flying 12,000

Photo by Wendy Shoffit

Charlie Davis was taking a few spins in John Garcia’s Formula Atlantic race car to see if his size-12 body would fit in the size-5 car. Someone yelled “hey, the space shuttle should be passing over!”

who was the student and who was the instructor. They both complained about their instructors and about having students that just wouldn’t listen.

...they both complained about their instructors and having students that just wouldn’t listen...

Chuck & Noby disagreeing about the line Bill Miller learned the most valuable lesson – never bring really old tires to ANY event and try to drive on them. His spins resulted in at least 3 new nicknames : calls of “Spin Miller”, “Thrill Miller”, and “Tractor Bill” followed him around all day.

miles per hour reentering our atmosphere 40 miles up. Then something seemed to fall off. Then another something, and then another. Soon the main streak split into two, and we heard a loud boom. We hoped that this was normal reentry process, but the radio soon confirmed nagging doubts.

(I won’t mention the times that Wendy and I ended up kneedeep in weeds – or John Garcia nearly lost a wheel)

The day started with everyone working on Course 1.

Students and instructors were paired up, hopped in a car with the instructor driving, and were treated to 3 slow(er) laps each,

Photo by Wendy Shoffit

The time trial school went on, though it was somewhat delayed in the confusion. Once underway, students and instructors alike were treated to a year’s worth of time trials all compressed into a single day for one low, low price.

Photo by Wendy Shoffit

David Pang gives his aero kit a workout Many thanks go to the organizers and contributors – Kevin Hardison, Cody Sears, and Wendy Shoffit, to name a few.

Let’s hope we do this one again next year – it was the best value I have seen!

followed by two more sets of 3 hot laps. Then the driver became the passenger in the former passenger’s car and again did a set of 3 slower laps, followed by 2 sets of 3 laps. Then worker changes, rinse, and repeat.

Then we set up course 2 and each entrant had 2 sets of 3 hot laps both as a driver and a passenger. Then the same was repeated for course 3. The day was finished off with a shootout for top time of day (which can’t be published since this was a school).

The newest people to time trials received instruction from the most experienced drivers, while those closer together in skill were often placed together. Chuck and Noby are still fighting over

Photo by Wendy Shoffit

Ben Hartsell crosses the finish line

Mike Bellinghausen puts his turbo brakes to good use

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Rally School

by Russell McLellan We also found out why a Rally master was that diabolical.

Besides making the course more challenging for us, they and their team, had invested about 150 hours and driven about 1000 miles to create our 50 plus mile course.

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rom the passenger seat, my partner’s eyes darted back and forth between the surrounding landscape and a set of directions that slightly resembled Egyptian Hieroglyphics as he tried to find the next turn. I watched the speedometer for any movement off 25, and tried to estimate how much faster I should go to compensate for the last Stop sign.

We learned that the key to a T-S-D rally was to have the closest

Driving a Porsche at 25 MPH. It Can be Tough... Really! time to the “perfect” time calculated in advance by the Rally master.

That time would be measured at a series of checkpoints on course, and we would not know the location of those checkpoints. If we got off course we would not only add time as we found our way back, but we might actually miss a checkpoint. It seems that good Rally Master could, and would, put traps along the course that would allow us to continue on what appeared to be the course, but in fact wasn’t.

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Photo by Matt Platts

Why were two people so concentrated on driving 25 mph which should be so easy for one of the best performance cars in the world?

We were competing in our first T-S-D (Time-Speed-Distance) Rally.

We, along with about 20 other people, had spent the morning attending Maverick Region’s Rally School. We learned how to read a tulip diagram, understand “all” the rules, e.g. what is a “rally road, and what is not. Most importantly for that day’s competition, what was “protection”. Which turned out to be a concept that would trip up many cars during the afternoon, including ours?

So what was all this about? What’s a rally? Why are they so challenging, and maybe most importantly, why were we all doing this?

A classroom full of enthusiastic students I had heard about road rallies ever since my fascination with sports cars had begun many years ago. I never really understood what was involved, let alone why so many people, both amateurs and professionals, were involved in rallies around the world. Maverick Region gave me the opportunity to get the scoop a few Saturdays ago!

Teri Davis from the Maverick Region had assembled a great team of people to take our class through everything we needed know

Then we were on the course. A course that required both of us to totally concentrate on our respective jobs. His as navigator, which I quickly learned I was totally dependent, and mine as driver, on which he was totally dependent. A great part of rallying is that it truly is a partnership and a shared competition. We found out later in the

Photo by Matt Platts

Photo by Matt Platts

to compete in a Rally. We learned there are several different types of rallies. Routed rallies like the Time-Speed-Distance type that we’re going to do that afternoon, and Gimmick routed rallies. Gimmick rallies which might be a scavenger hunt, Hare and Hounds where the hare (The leader) leaves markers along the course and the hounds (the competitors) have to follow the route; and Poker Runs where instead of a time slip at each checkpoint you get a “card”. Finally Performance Rallies that include SCCA national ProRallies and divisional ClubRallies. These are done on blocked roads and are run like Routed Rallies.

Apparently Mark & Lisa had enough time to stop for refreshments... day that we managed to finish in the middle of the group, but more importantly had learned a lot and had met, and spent a wonderful day with, a group of terrific people.

Would we do it again? Absolutely! In fact a few emails have been exchanged “plotting” our next event, and beginning to develop our strategy. We had a chance to discover a new and curiously very

Teri Davis & Carey Spreen clarify with a diagram

Photo by Matt Platts

After a great morning of cramming our heads full of an amazing amount of information we were off to the roads around Texas Motor Speedway for some practice runs before the afternoon’s actual rally. We practiced how we would communicate directions, share decisions, and generally tried to figure out together how we were going to end up finishing with a respectable, and hopefully winning, time.

Clay & Betty Perrine accept their 1st place award challenging way to enjoy our cars, and share that experience with someone, in a very controlled, but also very competitive way.

Some people drove the family van, while others were their in their “daily driver”. It’s definitely something that should be added to “must try” list.

Short Rally Final Scores Betty & Clay Perrine Dave & Jean Frick John and Elizabeth Chamberlain Jim Sidler and John Leto Russ McClellan and Matt Platts Jim & Marjy Chadwick Keith Olcha & Charlie Davis Mark & Lisa Steele Scott & Stanley Ripley Jesse & Sheri Hill

221 259 261 282 306 326 358 366 378

1st place 2nd place 3rd place

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New Wheels

If you have any changes that you would like to make to the MRPCA membership guide, call Joel Nannis at 817-329-1600

by Joel Nannis, Membership Chair Duaine & Susan Appleton 814 Clearlake Drive Allen, TX 75002 1973 914

Danny Cupp 2619 Rosewood Drive Mesquite, TX 75100 1982 928

Nirmal Jayaseelan 7233 Paldao Drive Dallas, TX 75240 2002 996 C4S

John Soules 3509 Woods Blvd Tyler, TX 75707 2003 996

Bruce & Sue Bartl 14232 Marsh Lane #454 Addison, TX 75001 2001 986 S

Bill Davidson & Tom Plichta 2016 Justin Road #300 Lewisville, TX 75077 1977 911 S

Dean Kennedy 5400 LBJ Freeway Dallas, TX 75240 2002 996

Mike & Maria Stafford 2059 Sienna Trail Lewisville, TX 75067 1982 911

Raymond Burch III 6501 A Hickock Drive Fort Worth, TX 76116 1984 911

David & Jean Frick 4120 Audras Way E 3117 Fort Worth, TX 76116 2003 986

Robert & Clara Lewis 300 Sewell Court Irving, TX 75038 2002 996 C4S

Walter Burkett 1805 Scouts Vista #321 Arlington, TX 76006 1999 996 Cab

Charlie & Natalie Garcia 9821 Queenswood Lane Dallas, TX 75238 1985 911 Carrera

Andy Macaluso 6624 Myrtle Beach Drive Plano, TX 75093 1984 930

Patrick & Susan Sullivan 5812 Hilton Street Plano, TX 75093 1993 911 Buddy Wainwright 206 James Drive Heath, TX 75032 2002 986

Michael & Shelly Caolo 3524 N Versailles Avenue Dallas, TX 75209 1996 911

John & Magee Grundman 6230 Silver Creek Azle Road Azle, TX 76020 2002 986

Bill & Paula Mcbride 10711 Ferguson Road #102 Dallas, TX 75228 1965 356 C

Eric Cline 5141 Boca Raton Dallas, TX 75229 2000 996

Rick & Jana Hale 5900 Diamond Oaks Court Fort Worth, TX 76117 1979 930

Oliver & Patrick Mcgonigle 2217 Ivan Street #1118 Dallas, TX 75201 2002 996 Cab

Trent Conrad 3553 Wheeler Street Dallas, TX 75209 2003 996

Mark & Diane Howell 6009 Louisville Drive Frisco, TX 75035 2000 986

Robert Prince III 5708 Mcshann Road Dallas, TX 75230 2002 996

Simmie Cooper 6513 Sudbury Road Plano, TX 75024 2002 996 C2

Thomas & Kristen Hyatt 7601 Churchill Way #314 Dallas, TX 75251 1986 930

Paul & Patricia Smyth 1312 Alexandra Court Colleyville, TX 76034 2002 996 Cab

Julie & Derald Walker 1600 Central Drive #180 Bedford, TX 76022 2001 986 Dale & Pamela Gates 14860 Montfort Drive #205 Dallas, TX 75252 1988 944 Transferred From Lone Star Emmett Murphy 4747 Hidden Lane Fort Worth, TX 76017 1986 911 Transferred From Monterey Bay Sean & Janet Rackley 2415 Lake Point Drive Keller, TX 76248 1996 993 Transferred From Orange Coast

Anniversaries 5 Years Gates, Dale (Pamela) ........................................Dallas Hunse, Tom (Denise) .......................................Dallas Keens, David (Arianne)..............................Arlington

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10 Years Hensley, Steven .................................................Dallas

20 Years Sullivan, Patrick (Barbara) ........................Granbury Berdis, Joey (Heidi)....................................Mckinney

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1984 928S Guards red/tan leather, auto, fully loaded, no dents or scratches, very tight body, non-smoker, bought new in NM. and driven in west Texas. Always garaged. 83K $9,500 Don Johnson (817) 654-4649, djohnson8809@sbcglobal.yahoo.com. (1)

Monty muffler.Lowered. Car is immaculate inside and out driver. I have all parts to make 100% stock for the purist. Price $19,500. Contact Gary Lambert at 972-991-2422 (W) or 817-453-9873 (H) or gklamb@aol.com. (2)

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1973 Silver 914 2.0 Drew has moved away from home and we have too many cars around the house, his 914 needs a new home. Runs great and looks great. The interior needs a little loving care. Air Conditioned with new compressor. Tires are new with Fuchs wheels.

Fuel injected, 2 roofs, CD player AM/FM radio, $5000 Contact Bill or Drew Campbell 972.329.1504. email: boxsterbill@attbi.com. (2)

1978 911SC White/Brown leather, 82,000 miles. PW, AC, Power mirrors, Sunroof. $10,000 Ask for Steve (214) 536-0329. (1) Hand Painted Center Caps Fuchs/cookie cutter & phone dial/flat/carrera/late model 5 & 7 spoke center caps for sale - $150/set + $6 shipping. The crests are handpainted in authentic Porsche colors to match the hood crest. I can also handpaint your existing center caps for $100 + $6 return shipping. Samples at http://cars.desertworld.com/ctrcaps.html. Steve Rosenzweig 510.701.8998 or steven_rosenzweig@yahoo.com (1) Parting out 1976 and 1985 Porsche 930 Turbos I prefer you e-mail requests to a930guy2@swbell.net attn: Brian 214 352-3019 (1) Wanted 1996 - 1998 Carerra 2 or 2S with Tiptronic Transmission Private party seeks from original or 2nd owner. Very stock Coupe or Cabriolet in Exc Condition. Car should have all original paint and svc records. Please contact Howard at: hkkimbro@nationwide.net (1) 1998 986 Boxster 5-speed 2.5L-6 Black. grey leather, black top, chromed alloys, chromed large single exhaust, Bridgestone aggressive treaded Potenza R17 radials, cabin wind deflector, mats, 68,000 miles. $27,500 Call Cliff Mathews 214-762-6784 (1) 2000 911 Carrera 9,700 miles, 6-speed, one owner, always garaged with tender loving care, Guards Red, full black leather interior, 18" turbo alloy wheels, CD player, hi-fi sound system, Porsche stability management and tuned suspension. Richard Voreis at 214-361-1919 or rdvoreis@mindspring.com (1) Brey-Krause harness guide bar (Model R-1010) and camera mount (Model R-9010) for '74 and newer 911. Guide bar sells new for $259 (will take $175) and camera mount for $139 (will take $85). Both in perfect condition. Set of perfect Fikse FM-10 wheels just purchased from Wheel Enhancement in rare jewel finish (18"x10" rear, 18"x8" front) for 993/996 retail for $3600. Will take $2500 wheels only, or $3500 with fresh Michelin Pilot Sport Cup tires (1 DE event). Buyer pays shipping on all items. Steve 214-219-1350 x21. (1) 1997 Mustang Sally needs a new home. Mustang GT, V8, 5 sp, 4.6 L, 84K miles. Flowmaster mufflers, tinted windows, red with gray cloth. Dealer/Mayo maintained, with records. You know it's been well loved, $8,500. Jan Mayo 972-443-3916w or 817-595-4651h. (2) 1984 944 Champagne/Brown, new air, timing belt, all maintenance records, 2 new tires, runs great, approx 235,000mi (odo broke), ready for autocross/TT now, $4,000 firm; set of gold BBS 15" wheels $300; Elaine 972-991-7715. (2) 1999 Mercedes Benz SL 500 Sport Immaculate Black/Black, Sport version with two tops.

Very low miles (19,500) and one owner. This non-smoker vehicle has power seats, tilt wheel, zenon lights, heated seats, cassette/CD player, all the basic options without a phone. It has been garaged and waxed often. Just replaced four tires, is detailed, and under manufacturer's warranty. New $92,000. Asking $46,000 firm. Can be reached at dbielefeld@earthlink.net or 214-739-3001. (2) 1995 993 Carrera Cabriolet Polar Silver/Grey with Black top. 6-speed and all available factory options with 17" relatively new Pirelli P-zeros. 38k miles $44,800, nearly perfect condition, contact Mark Nesselroad at 972.571.3375. (2) 1999 Boxster Stuttgart built. Guards red/black; 5-spd; factory hardtop, sport tech pkg, CD, amp, & 6-spkr stereo; alarm; wind deflector. Cover; floor mats; Mag bra; no winters; one owner. 33,000 miles. $35,000. Call Bill (817) 297-3752. (2) 1974 911 Carrera Grand prix white/black graphics. Parchment/black interior. All numbers match. Very low miles. Polished 7" & 8" Fuchs with white centers. Blaupunkt. 22mm F & R sway bars. Turbo tie-rods. Mono-ball front suspension pickups. Drilled rotors. SSI headers.

Rare RS/RSR cars Euro-spec RS, RSR, and ClubSports available for immediate import and DOT/EPA registration. 1992 964RS (#WPOZZZ96ZNS490500), Guards red, 24k, factory Recaro's, dyno shows 272hp, top condition, $49,900.

1995 993RS (#WPOZZZ99ZTS390125), Guards red, 55k, factory Recaro's, 3.8 liter/300hp, dual airbags, 18" Speedline RS rims, showroom condition, $59,900.

1993 964RSR (#WPOZZZ96ZMS409079) GT2 Uniball susp., racing ABS, fresh rebuilt 3.8liter/6-speed gearbox, $62,000. Two 1992 964RS ClubSports (silver, yellow) only 140 ever made, prices range from $42K to $60K. All prices exclude shipping. More details & pic's at www.pca.org (The Mart). I own 993RS and 964RSCS myself. Steve (214) 693-3276. (2) 1995 911 Carrera (993) Coupe # WP0AA2995SS323045. White/burgundy lea, 6-spd, 17" wheels crests, new tires, 6 CD changer, bra, garaged, full set workshop manuals & records, not raced, accident free, 43,000 mi. Asking $41,000. Contact James: 214-707-1083 or jbielak@augustmail.com (2) 2002 911 Turbo from Long Center raffle in Austin for sale. Car has X50 performance package, 6 speed, Navigation system and leather package. Car has total of 95 miles on it and is currently in storage. MSRP $145,000. Asking $120,000. Serious inquires only at purdomt@yahoo.com. (2) 1990 911 C2 Cabriolet Black with Tan Interior, 5 speed, 120K miles, Professionally Maintained, Garaged, Many new and custom features (have original parts also), passed emissions 01/2003, new Alpine Stereo w/6 disc changer & 200W Amp, B&B Tri-Flo headers & muffler (dual output for performance, loud but tunable), new Leather, Almost Perfect, asking $28K, Call Kent Haven @ 972.754.5345 or email khaven@dfwidc.com. (2) 1986 911 Carrera Cabriolet Iris blue metallic/navy blue interior/new top, 5 speed, 82k miles, full leather interior, factory short throw and sport shocks, 16" bright fuchs, crests, K40, JVC CD, full power options (except top), dual power seats, complete books and records, Dallas car. This car is nearly perfect and in original condition including paint. $23,950, Kevin Mixon 972-424-2706 Plano Texas. (3) Seats from 91 C2 Carrera Black/leather/power, like new/5000mi. Will fit 74-98. $1200.

Camber Truss, will fit 69-89 911. $75. Rick Burleigh at 817-237-2766 or burlerott@dellepro.com. (3) 1990 Mercedes 300CE Pampered non-smoker with records. 104K Miles. A fantastic road car! 17" AMG Wheels & 217hp to move you smoothly down the road and a $3,000 Becker sound system to heighten your driving experience. Power driver & passenger seats(with memory),power steering, power windows w/ 1 touch down function & telescoping steering.

Paint and interior in excellent condition. Always hand washed and waxed often. Car has been hard wired for a Valentine 1 radar locator, however it does not include the unit itself.

With proper care, this one will take you well past 200K miles! $12,900. Email me at nhl_27@yahoo.com for pictures or call me at (214) 850-4555. (3) 1990 944S2 Cabriolet Triple black, 122K Miles. Always garaged, non-smoker. Service performed by Porsche and all Porsche parts. New 17" Boxster wheels, 2 yr. old top in great condition, and a $3,500 sound system (Boston pro speakers, Becker unit and 6 disc changer with sub). Car wired for a Valentine 1 radar locator (V1 not incl). Full set of records and pictures to e-mail you. Why spend $45K on a Boxster when you can enjoy this and save thousands! $15,500. Email nhl_27@yahoo.com for pictures or call (214)850-4555. (3) 1995 Suburban 1500 LT 5.7L V-8, 103,000 mi, Light Autumn/tan, automatic, leather, front & rear A/C, power steering, windows, and locks, tilt, cruise, premium AM/FM cassette, third seat, roof rack, privacy glass, running boards, alloy wheels, towing package including oil and transmission cooler, four new BFG tires, excellent condition, great tow vehicle. $9,990. Bill Dawson 972-291-8817 (3)

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