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Line-up at Vincent Vineyards, Santa Ynez Wine Tour photo by Nicolas Liakas

DEPARTMENTS SBR Board of Directors & Appointees......2 SBR Events Calendar...............................3 President’s Column.................................4 SBR Breakfast Maps...............................4 Editor’s Column......................................5 Membership Report.............................23 PCA Zone 8 Page..................................29 Down The Road ...................................29 Motorsports News................................31 Classified Ads.......................................32 Directory of Advertisers........................32 The Last Word......................................33

FUTURE EVENTS Winter Holiday (Rancho Mirage) ......... 11 Valentine’s Day (Plus 1)........................ 12 Track Training Seminar......................... 24 Gimmick Rally...................................... 25 Wild-flowers, Windmills and Taste of Tehachapi......................... 26 Motoring to Malibu.............................. 28 Dodger Stadium Tour........................... 32

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Departure from Jalama Beach Photo by Nicolas Liakas

Jalama Beach Santa Ynez Wine Tour Holiday Brunch Track Training Seminar

FEATURES Breakfast Meetings................................ 6 Jalama Beach Picnic............................. 13 Santa Ynez Wine Tour........................... 16 Holiday Brunch..................................... 20 Launch of 992...................................... 22 First Track Experience........................... 31

Santa Barbara Region Board of Directors

Vice President ROD HERSBERG rodhersberger@gmail.com (805) 698-1659

Treasurer HOWARD RUBENSTEIN hrrca1@gmail.com 818-340-3366

Secretary TOM SUTPHEN twsutphen@gmail.com (805) 680-4930

Newsletter Editor NICOLAS LIAKAS nicolasliakas@gmail.com 818-706-6016

Membership SUE KINSLING Sue_Kin@hotmail.com 805-386-8112

Activities Chair DOREEN PANKOW 805-422-8217

Goodie Store JOHN BARRISON JohnBarrison@gmail.com 805-797-4191 Cell 805-684-3465 Voicemail

Past President REM LAAN remmert.laan@gmail.com 317-294-4884

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Advertising BOB CLARKE bobshighwaygarage@gmail.com

Editor NICOLAS LIAKAS nicolasliakas@gmail.com

Archives JAMES OLDHAM OldhamJames@msn.com

Advertising Director BOB CLARKE bobshighwaygarage@gmail.com

Concours TARA BRUNDRETT tarabrundrett@gmail.com ROBERT WATT www.robertwattrealestategroup.com

Contributors DENNIS POWER DOREEN PANKOW GARY KRUEGER

Dealer Relations DAVID STONE drs993@verizon.net

JIM BROWN JOHN ALFENITO MARY GATES RANDALL FISHWICK

Distribution CHET & JOAN YABITSU yabitsu@charter.net

REM LAAN STAN MCNIGHT STEVE GELDMAN SUE KINSLING

Insurance RANDY KINSLING randkin1@gmail.com

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Motorsports GLENN CRAWFORD 1gunk@sbcglobal.net

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President BARRY CARSON becarson@me.com (661) 310-6569

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(805) 200-6596 bobshighwaygarage@gmail.com Der Auspuff, which translates as “the exhaust,” is the official publication of the Santa Barbara Region, Porsche Club of America. Chartered regions of PCA are granted permission to reprint any material herein provided full credit is given to the author and Der Auspuff (with the exception of copyrighted material). Any statement appearing in Der Auspuff is that of the author, and does not constitute an opinion of the Porsche Club of America, the Santa Barbara Region, its Board or Appointees, the Der Auspuff Editors, or its Staff. The Editorial Staff reserves the right to edit all material submitted for publication.

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Panera Bread, Camarillo Outlets Saturday 8 SANTA BARBARA BREAKFAST.........................................8:00 a.m.

Moby Dick Restaurant, Stearns Wharf Saturday 15 VALENTINE’S DAY (PLUS ONE) DRIVE.............................9:30 a.m.

Golden China Restaurant, Ventura Saturday 22 SINGER VEHICLE DESIGN TOUR.....................................8:00 a.m.

Rusnak Westlake Porsche CAMARILLO BREAKFAST.................................................. 8:00 a.m.

Panera Bread, Camarillo Outlets Saturday 14 SANTA BARBARA BREAKFAST.........................................8:00 a.m.

Moby Dick Restaurant, Stearns Wharf Saturday 21 GIMMICK RALLY, PORSCHE SANTA BARBARA..............8:00 a.m.

Saturday 28 TRACK TRAINING SEMINAR............................................8:00 a.m.

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Panera Bread, Camarillo Outlets SANTA BARBARA BREAKFAST.........................................8:00 a.m.

Moby Dick Restaurant, Stearns Wharf MOTORING TO MALIBU....................................................9:00 a.m.

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The President’s Column Hello Santa Barbara Region members.

As we close 2019 and prepare to usher in 2020, we are also undergoing a change in the Board. My name is Barry Carson and I will be assuming the President’s role. Rod Hersberger has graciously accepted the position of Vice President, Tom Sutphen Secretary, and returning Howard Rubenstein as Treasurer and Doreen Pankow as Activities Chair. I have been very impressed with how well run this Club is and all of us on the board will strive to maintain that standard in the coming year. Along with the election of officers, the revisions to the Club by-laws were also passed.

One of the things SBR does so well is social events and concours - and we will continue to do so. There has also been a lot of interest in adding some more motorsport-oriented events into our calendar and to this end a lot of discussions were had concerning this topic at the Zone 8 President’s Meeting in November.

It turns out that some of the other regions (Central Coast, Riverside, Grand Prix) have developed significant expertise in the running of motorsport-oriented events. Since SBR has lost (at least for the moment) it’s ability to host the popular autocross events, it makes sense to reach out to these other regions and tap their expertise. I know for my part that I am interested in participat-

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ing - a track day sounds good to me. It may also attract new members which is another important aspect. There are also going to be some off-road activities in the upcoming year so all the Cayenne and Macan owners can get a feel for what their vehicles are capable off.

A little something for everyone, then. If you have ideas for events you’d like to see on the calendar, or better yet, lead one yourself, please let me know.

In closing let me reiterate that this club can’t do what it does without the help of volunteers. Come out to the breakfast meetings, get involved. Give some of your time, particularly if you are retired. You won’t be disappointed. Happy New Year to all.

Board of Directors Meetings SBR’s Board of Directors meets on the second Wednesday of every odd-numbered month at 6:30 P.M. at the GOLD COAST VETERANS FOUNDATION, 4001 MISSION OAKS BLVD. CAMARILLO, CA 93012 Member attendance and participation are encouraged.

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love road trips. I have experienced dozens of them. Some were cross-country, others were regional, and all were memorable, for one reason or another.

Still, there are two incidents that have stayed with me, one involving a Porsche and the other future marital bliss (hopefully).

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The first occurred almost 20 years ago. I set off on my own (Olga was in New York) with Moab, Utah, as my destination. I drove my 1997 993S Coupe, a beautiful and great fun car. On the trip home, I ventured down to Prescott, Arizona. I parked along the main square, across the street from the courthouse, in front of a historic saloon.

As I exited my car, I noticed a man and a young boy (about 10) standing behind the car. The boy was asking his dad what kind of car this was. The dad told him it was a Porsche, but that was the extent of his knowledge on the subject. The boy proclaimed that this was the first Porsche he ever saw – they were from the fields of Nebraska. I invited both to take a closer look.

I opened the doors and explained the instrument panel and told them why the center dial (the tachometer) was so much bigger. I ran through the six-speed stick shift. But the priceless reaction from the boy was when I opened the engine compartment – in the rear, of course. The boy’s eyes doubled in size, as they did when

the rear spoiler was activated. Questions, questions, questions.

I will never forget the boy’s wonderment, his dad’s affection for him, and their expression of thanks for the private showing.

My second unforgettable experience happened in Chicago this past September. Olga and I were there to start our Route 66 adventure. We walked to Grant Park on the lakefront to view the amazing Buckingham Fountain. As we approached, Olga turned left to experience Lakeshore Park, but I continued to the fountain. As I approached, a young man (he looked like he might have just graduated from Navy Seals school) and a very attractive young lady came to the fountain. He positioned her in front of the water feature and took out his cell phone to capture the moment. I asked him if he wanted me to take a picture of the two of them together. He gave me the phone. Their world, and mine, were about to change, for the good and forever.

As the fellow approached his date, I got the phone camera ready to take the customary shot. As I did so, he got down on one knee and took out of his pocket what was obviously a ring case.

He removed the ring and faced his date, telling her she was the love of his life.

I was so excited, and must have taken at least 30 pictures, everything from his kneeling, the presentation of the ring, his professing his love, her jump into his arms, and yes – she said yes!

I don’t know who they were, but they gave me a memory of a lifetime – and I think I did the same for them.

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CAMARILLO BREAKFASTS Photos by Gary Krueger, Nicolas Liakas & Steve Geldman

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New Members Art & Doreen Shinn

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SANTA BARBARA BREAKFASTS NOVEMBER 9 Photos by Nicolas Liakas

34 Attendees - 20 Porsches

New Member Steve Bullard

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WINTER GETAWAY TO RANCHO MIRAGE MLK Weekend, January 17-20, 2020 Our annual MLK weekend retreat is to the charming desert town of Rancho Mirage.

Accommodations will be at the Omni Rancho Las Palmas Resort & Spa offering a full array of luxury amenities, including restaurants, a full-service spa, multiple pools (one with waterslides), and a meandering lazy river, all set among beautiful flowering gardens. The resort is within easy walking distance of the famed dining, shopping, and entertainment complex, The River in Rancho Mirage.

The schedule Friday morning, Jan. 17, depart, arriving with time to check in, have lunch, shop, relax by the pool, and enjoy the beautiful surroundings.

Friday evening is a welcome reception at our hotel, including a buffet and no-host bar.

Saturday morning travel to the Living Desert for a private Safari Tour of this 1,200-acre wilderness preserve, home to 600 animals comprising 145 species among American desert and African garden habitats.

Following will be a buffet lunch on the terrace of the Desert Willow Golf Resort. And following lunch there is an organized hike on the Tahquitz Canyon Loop Trail for those interested.

Saturday afternoon and evening are your own to enjoy the amenities of our resort, shop, or enjoy the

many attractions of the Coachella Valley, including the Palm Springs Art Museum and the highly regarded Palm Springs Air Museum with its wonderful World War II exhibits and knowledgeable docents.

Sunday morning drive to Joshua Tree National Park, known for its myriad of namesake trees as well as the spectacular boulder stacks and fan palm oasis. A visit to Keys View at over 5,000 feet will offer breathtaking views of the San Andreas Fault, Mount San Jacinto, Mount San Gorgonio, and the Salton Sea. Next is a catered box lunch and a scenic one-mile loop hike at the Hidden Valley picnic area.. Sunday evening is the farewell dinner at Acqua CA Bistro in The River complex, a walk across the street from our hotel.

The cost $240 per person, which includes the reception/buffet on Friday, Living Desert Tour, lunch on Saturday, lunch and dinner on Sunday, and the activity fee.

The special group rate at the hotel is $219 per night plus resort fee. Reservations may be made by calling the hotel at 760-568-2727. Please indicate you are with the Porsche Santa Barbara group. Hotel reservation cut-off date for the discounted rate is Tuesday, December 17, 2019.

Send the form below by December 30 and note that no refunds will be made after that date. Questions?

Doreen at 805-428-3423 or dpankow@gmail.com.

Winter Getaway to Rancho Mirage -- MLK Weekend, January 17-20, 2020 Mail this completed form with a check made payable to PCA/SBR by December 30, 2019 to: Doreen Pankow, 2251 Brownstone Creek Ave., SimiValley, CA 93063

Name(s); _______________________________________________________________________________________ Email: _________________________________________

Cell phone: ___________________________________

Payment enclosed at $240 per person: _______________

Note, no refunds after December 30, 2019.

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Jalama Beach Picnic Run

Report by Doreen Pankow Photos by Gary Krueger, Jim Brown and Nicolas Liakas

We turned south on CA-1 and then west on Jalama Road for another 14 miles of twisty, fun-filled Porsche roads. Near the end of the drive, we were able to see miles of pristine coastline and enjoy breathtaking views as we came down the hill into the Jalama Beach County Park.

The land near Jalama Creek was once a Chumash Indian settlement named “Halama.” In 1943, 23.5 acres of land owned by Atlantic Richfield Oil Company was donated to the County of Santa Barbara and the park was formed. Jalama Beach is a respite from typically bustling seaside parks, yet offers many conveniences, including the Jalama Beach Store and Grill, which is home to the

“World Famous Jalama Burger.”

It was a beautiful sunny day at Jalama with temps in the high seventies and a comfortable cooling breeze. We were lucky it was a low surf day so that we were able to find parking for all of our Porsches. We spread the picnic tables with tablecloths in the dayuse area and quickly covered them with picnic baskets. Several members opted to order Jalama Beach’s delicious burgers at the store. Everyone enjoyed their lunches and fun conversation with their friends. Wine and other treats were shared among members and new acquaintances were made.

The newest members on the trip were Jack & Mattie Oehmke, who just joined in October, Aaron Berk, who joined in September, and Steven & Joyce Bloom, who joined in August. We were delighted to have these new members participating!

Once everyone had their fill of walking on the beach and enjoying the magnificent views, we left for home.

More photos on page 14 &15.

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A group of 85 members driving 45 Porsches departed from the Santa Barbara La Cumbre Plaza parking lot on October 26 and headed north on CA-154 to enjoy another beautiful day driving the back roads of Santa Barbara County. In Solvang, we turned onto Alisal Road, driving down a winding country lane past Nojoqui Falls Park. From there we took the 101 North for a short stretch before heading west on Santa Rosa Road past vineyards and several wineries.

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Charlie & Leila Nassif

Mike & Cherie Sagroves

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Santa Ynez Valley Wine Country Tour and Lunch Report by: Una and Stan McNight Photos by: Gary Krueger and Nicolas Liakas Santa Barbara County is home to six recognized American Vinicultural Areas (AVAs) that make world class wines of distinctive character. The largest concentration of wineries is in the Santa Ynez Valley. It is a long east-west corridor with very cool temperatures on the coast that become progressively warmer inland.

Several varietals do well in this versatile appellation. It has long been a favorite touring destination of the PCA-SBR. On November 16, a group of 40 Porsches took 80 club members through the Santa Rita Hills AVA on Santa Rosa Road with its hallmark Pinot Noir and Chardonnay; Ballard Canyon AVA with its unique Rhone varietals; and to the edge of Happy Canyon AVA well known for its Bordeaux varieties of Cabernet Franc, Cabernet Sauvignon, Petit Verdot, and Sauvignon Blanc.

While their owners enjoyed a continental breakfast generously provided by Porsche Santa Barbara, the 40 cars waited patiently outside admiring each other’s classic model designs. The 992 newcomers, still housed in the showroom, were all the talk among the proud line.

In perfect sunny weather, the 40 Porsches, some with their tops down, set out on Highway 101 north, winding through Highway 1, and down Santa Rosa Road. The first stop was Brick Barn Wine Estate just off Hwy 246, where they parked along the vineyard lanes.

Hospitality Manager Ellen Mitchell and her friendly tasting room staff served award-winning wines while members lounged in the garden and enjoyed the winery’s collection of Ferraris.

Once refreshed, we were eager to be off. A drive through the beautiful Ballard Canyon Road, around Los Olivos, and through Ballard Township, brought us to the Vincent Vineyards and Winery. The handsome and colorful Porsches rested on the estate grounds of the winery’s private chateau residence. Owners Tony and Tanya Vincent personally greeted everyone and provided a delicious lunch prepared and served by their family and wonderful staff. A specially decorated PCA-SBR cake was a nice surprise to finish the meal and wine. The trusty 40 Porsches, none of which had complained or been naughty all day, were rewarded with a fine drive home and promises of more adventures to come.

The trusty 40 Porsches, none of which had complained or been naughty all day, were rewarded with a fine drive home and promises of more adventures to come.

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Dale & Jennifer Reidel

Floyd & Jan Hester

Charles & Catrina Ames

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2019 SBR Holiday Brunch and Annual Meeting Report by: Rem Laan Photos by: Gary Krueger & Nicolas Liakas On Sunday, December 8, 110 members and their guests packed the La Cumbre Country Club in Santa Barbara for the Region’s 55th anniversary Holiday Brunch and Annual Meeting. As always, the La Cumbre Country Club provided cozy holiday surroundings with a delicious buffet meal and bottomless mimosas.

The event is a time to recognize and thank the club’s many volunteers as well as our sponsors and advertisers. Sponsors and advertisers in attendance included Walt Branscome from Porsche Santa Barbara, Henry and Paula Hinck from Schneider Autohaus, Robert Watt (realtor) and Neil McAuliffe (insurance).

We were also had six past presidents and 12 new members in attendance.

2019 was an especially busy year because the Region hosted PCA National’s Treffen Santa Barbara in April. Approximately 250 PCA members from all over the US and Canada came to Santa Barbara to participate in the event. Led by Barbara Spencer, Doreen Pankow, and Nicolas Liakas, our club provided more than 60 volunteers to stuff goodie bags, assist with registration, supply the car wash, manage the drive start area at the Music Academy of the West and plan and lead 12 drives over two days. Thanks to all of our volunteers, Treffen was a great success.

Suzi then announced that Doreen Pankow (Activities Chair) was voted Woman of the Year, adding to her well-deserved recognition as PCA National Enthusiast of the Year. Rem Laan, outgoing club President, was voted Man of the Year.

The event ended with a drawing for the many door prizes provided by our advertisers: A $250 gift certificate for wheel powder coating or refinishing from Wheel Concepts A gift certificate for ceramic coating from Ghost Shield Five $100 gift certificates for a car wash or detailing from Lavaggio A $300 gift certificate for service from Schneider Autohaus Two holiday gift baskets from Premier Coach Four holiday wine gift baskets with yoga mats (to use after drinking the wine?) from Porsche Santa Barbara Six large 2020 Porsche calendars from Porsche Santa Barbara

In addition, we had 24 monthly breakfasts and 19 other events, including autocross, concours, one-day drives, social events, multi-day events, and even our first off-road event.

SBR’s Charity of the Year, recommended by member Lorraine Crawford, was the Boys and Girls Clubs of the Conejo Valley. The club will be presenting them with a donation early next year. In addition, we collected more than 100 toys at the brunch for the Unity Shoppe’s Santa Toy Shoppe in Santa Barbara.

New members in attendance were the primary beneficiaries of the door prizes as four of the six couples won.

It has been a pleasure to serve as your president these past two years. In closing, let’s all have a VERY HAPPY NEW YEAR and continued success with our club!

David Wittereid, our Zone 8 Rep, and his wife Janice, joined us to recognize the Club’s 55th anniversary and to present a framed plaque commemorating the event as well as a letter from Craig Kugler, PCA National Treasurer, identifying the many ways in which the Region exemplifies PCA’s ideals.

Two members are leaving the board this year – Suzi Sheller, Secretary, and Mike Hodson, Past President. Each received a gift certificate to their favorite restaurant as a thank you from the Club.

Suzi Sheller, Secretary, then announced the election results.

With 122 votes cast, the following officers were unanimously elected to the Board: Barry Carson, President; Rod Hersberger, Vice President; Tom Sutphen, Secretary; and Howard Rubenstein, Treasurer. The new bylaws were adopted by a vote of 115 to 1.

This was one of the highest voter turnouts in recent years.

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David Whittereid, Zone 8 Rep

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Rusnak Porsche Gathering Reveal of the 992 Report by Nicolas Liakas, Photos by: John Alfenito A special, by invitation only, celebration of the new Porsche 911 – the 992 - took place in the evening of Saturday, October 26 at Emory Motorsports in North Hollywood.

Rusnak/Westlake Porsche and Rusnak Pasadena Porsche invited over 400 clients and PCA members to an exclusive launch event as they unveiled the eighth reincarnation of the world’s most iconic sports car. (With 443 horsepower it can accelerate from zero to 60 in 3.5 seconds. It has a more polished, more technical take on its unmistakable profile and a technology-loaded 10.9-inch touchscreen that compliments its classic cockpit styling.)

The first 400 guests to arrive received an exclusive, limited edition 911 gift, but first they enjoyed complimentary cocktails & hors d’oeuvres. They were needed to compensate for the very heavy traffic to reach the destination, and for the remote parking that necessitated shuttle bus service. Nonetheless, it was a festive and memorable evening.

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The Membership Report DECEMBER 43 Years Martin Frith & Janet Eastman 37 Years Daniel Lindsay & Suzanne Yates 31 Years Jay Laifman 29 Years Jason & Shelby Duarte 27 Years Paula Golus Thomas & Laura Ritz 26 Years Bob & Karen Campbell Robert H. & Kathleen Sommers 23 Years John Lamont Edward & Nanette Martin Tom & Marion Taber Stephen Ward & Robin Ward-Hill 22 Years JT & Patricia Thompson 21 Years Kenneth & Stacie Wild 20 Years Steven & Janet Kaller 19 Years Richard Banks Jeffrey & Anne Cannon 18 Years Mike & Karen Turek 15 Years William & Linda Feldhorn Dean & Angela Wolcott 14 Years Don & Roxann Clark William & Dale Hromadka 13 Years Earl & Ann Teraoka 12 Years John & Anna Chung Erin Cornell Ron & LeeAnn Jambor 11 Years Steve & Ilene Freeman Don Galloway

Larry & Carolyn Reynolds Desmond Warren & Stephanie Alonzo 9 Years Susan & Bob Brown Robert & Ben Cohen 8 Years John & Adrienne Demboski 7 Years Bob & Patty Duarte Marco & Tony Gerace David & Judy Jones 6 Year Dennis & Linda Sullivan 5 Years Terry & Richard Betka Jim Fitzgerald David Johny William & Kyle Knebel Michael & Denise Summer John & Anneline Van Dyke 4 Year Carl Bell Jim & Celina Elizarraz Rob Hennick Lonnie Jarvis Mark Mullenary & Julie Artoux Rik Zelman 3 Year David Birken Fred Frech Blake Goodwin Stephen Pedroff Albert Rhee Nick & Andrea West 2 Year Carlos Duque Nandor Kiss 1 Year Casey Brennan Byron Caballeros Kathryn Christopher Gary Glucroft Michael Glucroft Bryan Hanes Kenneth Ingber Kevin Miller Bob Perry Miles Weiss David Williams

37 Years Michael & Michelle Moore 33 Years Robert Grant & Robert Grant 31 Years Robert & Pamela Keller 29 Years George & Mara Eglajs 28 Years Douglas & Suzy Garrett Michael & Jan Koevenig 26 Years Linsey & Joan Orr 25 Years Jeffrey & Terri Field 23 Years James & Diana Eastin Peter & Danielle Sabolch 21 Years Jeff & Julie Affronti Freeman & Renee Thomas 20 Years Jim & Jerri Parrish Donn & Kathleen Shipley Eric & Cathy Zacher 19 Years Bob Muschitz & Paty Winters 18 Years Larry & Elena Colson Michael & Pamuela Hodson 17 Years Carol Mathieu 16 Years John Fujii & Janie Kasarjian Robert Hilding & Madeleine Gillibrand 14 Years Richard Donahue & Birigitta Baker David & Mickey Hill Thomas Sideris & Don Mock 12 Years Angelo & Susan Secco Thomas & Pam Suphen 11 Years Jeffery & Sean Stratford-Jones 9 Years Don Dickey & Denise Carbone Dickey Joe & Gail Fisher Stephen Haydon-Kahn & Melissa Wilson

Chris & Sheryl Scofield CT Toyama 8 Years Pat Devaney James & Anne Stevens Chad & Esther White 7 Years Mark Bashforth & Elliott Bashforth Leonard & Sandra Himelsein 6 Years Barry & Sharon Allen Frank Brand Larry & Betsydiane Hendrickson Paul & Carlos Icinkoff Louis & Susan Manzo Jim & Linda McCulley Giorgio Perissinotto Dave Schaub Joel Shamie & Suha Azzuz Bill Whitehead & Irma Regalado 5 Years Al & Elaine Christ Doug Shreves 4 Years Greg Acosta Tom Adams Thomas & Leona Belcher Steve & Dana Geldman Scott Whitney 3 Years Parker Swatek 2 Year Ray Albino Barry Carson James Collins John Distelzweig Melinda Goodman Kathy & Alan Hammerand Jim McElroy Susan Rogers 1 Year Laurence Baker Todd Beguelin Lorenz Cartellieri Rory Fontana Carey Kendall Karl Lay Todd Leichtfuss Mike Sagraves Bradley Schaub & Colin Schaub

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Ok, you have a Porsche. You love it. Canyons and backroads are really fun. You know you can have even more fun but you don’t want a glovebox full of speeding tickets or be on a first name basis with your local law enforcement.

The Santa Barbara Region and Zone 8 have the solution

Become an Aspiring Track Driver We’re going to do a static prep class for you!

Come out and get prepared to go to the next level. We are not talking about wheel to wheel racing: just helping get you and your Porsche going on a real race track . . . fast.

We’ll cover everything you need or want to know right up to the driving! Just sign up and we’ll get you ready: http://msreg.com/Mar282020PCASBR (The $10 PCA/SBR activity fee will be collected when you register onlne.)

In our classroom session you’ll learn a few things in no particular order like: What is an Autocross (AX)? What is Driver Education (DE)? How do I classify my car?

What is a Tech Sheet and what do you do with it? Is my car ready? How do I enter? Is it expensive? Where do I stay? Who will be there? Will I get points? Where do I go? Who is in charge? Is it safe? Do I need special AUSPUFF JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2020

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insurance? Do I need special equipment?

What do I bring to an event? Where do I park?

Do I need a helmet? Are there instructors/ coaches available? Can more than one person drive each car? How do I find out about other Zone 8 track events? After our classroom session answering all those questions and more, we’ll walk out to the parking lot to do a mock tech session on each participants car!

This class will be followed up with two club weekend trips to southern California race tracks to practice what you’ve learned.

When: Saturday March 28, 2020, from 8:00 to 11:00 a.m.

Where: Crawford Wealth Management, 2555 Townsgate Rd. Ste #300, Westlake Village, CA 91361 * Refreshments and snacks will be provided.

ha! with my turbo i will win!

sorry! by going fast you will miss the clues and lose!

GIMMICK RALLY Saturday, March 21, 2020

This is fun! Our drive will take us on some roads just perfect for Porsches. The rally will last somewhat over two hours of attentive driving and beautiful scenery. No racing here -- only careful powers of observation and clever thinking will put you in the winners’ circle. A bonding experience for you and your navigator. The top three teams as determined by the highest number of correct answers will be our prize winners.

You will need a driver in a Porsche, a navigator (not a Lincoln), and a clipboard with pen or pencil. Water, sunglasses, and sunscreen will come in handy, too.

Meeting time is 8:00 a.m. at Porsche Santa Barbara, 402 South Hope Ave. There will be complimentary coffee and pastries awaiting us. The rally will end at beautiful Arroyo Verde Park in Ventura where we will enjoy a great barbeque lunch by Q-Time BBQ. The total cost is only $35 per person, including lunch, drinks, and SBR activity fee. These are always popular events. RSVP early by filling out the form below and submitting it with your check.

SBR’s Gimmick Rally 2020 Names: ______________________________________________ Email: _______________________________________________ Phone #: ______________________________________________ # of participants: _____ Amount enclosed ($35/person) _______________ Send this form and your check payable to PCA/SBR by March 14, 2020, to: JERRY & PAM LASNIK, 25 MARIMAR STREET, THOUSAND OAKS, CA 91360 Sorry, no refunds or cancellations after March 14, 2020.

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Wildflowers, Windmills and a Taste of Tehachapi April 18 and 19, 2020

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ur springtime weekend adventure has something for everyone! Spectacular poppy fields, giant wind turbines, an inviting town founded in 1860, hometown delights, and a true railroad marvel!

Our drive begins in Fillmore, winds through San Francisquito Canyon, and offers stunning views of the Antelope Valley Poppy Reserve area before heading up Tehachapi’s back roads to get lunch and up close and personal with the area’s friendly giants.

Following lunch, enjoy guided access inside the Historic Victory Garden Wind Project: 900 acres and home to some 280 wind turbines of varying types and sizes installed over the last four decades. We’ll drive the ridgetop, enjoy panoramic views, and peek inside a modern 300-foot wind turbine. The decomposed granite roads are well graded and maintained; expect some dust, but also a wealth of wonderful photo opportunities considering the vast and stunning views of the area’s 4,600 turbines from this 5,000 ft. vista.

Next, we head to the sweet community of Tehachapi, nestled in mountains on all sides. Check into the hotel, mosey into the Visitor Center, shop for antiques, discover

the city’s murals and the Tehachapi Museum, or find Skylark Glider Port and schedule a glider ride in the area’s perfect soaring conditions. Later in the day we’ll meet up again to explore Cummings Valley, tour a local winery, enjoy no-host wine tasting, and in the evening have a delicious hometown dinner at a historic packing shed while enjoying live foot-stomping music.

Sunday morning, we visit the Depot Railroad Museum before our drive to view the Tehachapi Loop, a National Historic Civil Engineering Landmark and one of the seven wonders of the railway world. Our farewell lunch is at Tangleweed Farm, a family-owned, organic farm in the Tehachapi hills. Enjoy the rest of your afternoon in the area or join the PCA return procession via backroads and through Castaic, ending in Fillmore.

Cost: $160 per person includes lunch, appetizers and dinner on Saturday, the train museum tour, and lunch on Sunday, plus the SBR activity fee. Holiday Inn Express group rate is $125 per night plus tax. Call (661) 822-9837 and request the “Porsche Club” rate. Rooms in Tehachapi fill up VERY quickly – Book now! Questions? Mary Gates (661) 301-0400 or marymarlene.gates@gmail.com

Wildflowers, Windmills, and a Taste of Tehachapi

April 18 and 19, 2020 Mail this form with your check for $160 per person payable to PCA/SBR by April 10 to: Mary Gates, 366 Woodley Road, Montecito, CA 93108 Name(s): ________________________________________________________________________________________________ Email: ________________________________________________ Phone: ___________________________________________ Number attending: ________ Amount enclosed: $____________________ Note: no refunds for cancellations after April 10.

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SBR MEMBER NAME BADGE Ordering a durable, magnetic SBR name badge is quick and easy online. Visit our website, pcasb.org, and click on PCASB Name Badge in the lefthand column. Fill out the order form,send it in with your check, and your personalized name badge will be on its way!

BRUCE A. PENCE, JR., D.D.S General Dentistry

1000 Town Center Drive, #250 Oxnard, CA 93036

805-983-7674 Fax 805-485-9838

RusnakPorscheBoutique.com

STATE LIC. # 467286

Paul Bancroft Roofing, Inc. 7706 Deering Avenue Canoga Park, CA 91304 (818) 888-7307 Paul Bancroft pbroofing.com PCA Member since 2005 ALL TYPES OF ROOFING • INSURANCE PROTECTION ROOFING CONSULTANT • INVESTIGATIVE WORK

Walt Branscome

Sales & Leasing Consultant Mercedes-Benz/Porsche/Pre-Owned

www.sbautogroup.com

(805) 682-2000 (805) 563-4247 Direct (805) 708-2807 Cell (805) 682-7133 Fax

walt.branscome@sbautogroup.net 402 South Hope Avenue Santa Barbara, CA 93105

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Helen Salaverria, Brand Manager 805-267-5963

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Motoring to Malibu Through the Santa Monica Mountains Saturday, May 16, 2020

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memorable drive takes us through the Santa Monica Mountains, 52 miles on famous roadways such as Decker Canyon, Mulholland Highway, and Stunt Road. Cresting the range at nearly 2,400 ft., the vistas are beautiful—Calabasas and the Santa Susana Mountains to the north and the Pacific Ocean to the south. The quick decent takes us to Pacific Coast Highway and Casa Escobar, our lunch destination across the street from Malibu Pier. The old Malibu Inn marquee still appears on the Casa, where Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers and many famous bands once played. At our own private seating area, we’ll relax on their outdoor patio where a Mexican style buffet, including nonalcoholic beverages, awaits us. A no-host bar is also available.

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he day starts at 9:00 a.m. in Newbury Park at Ghost Shield headquarters, 1168 Tourmaline Drive. A light bite and refreshments will help start our engines. Ghost Shield representatives will give us a tour of their stunning facility and explain how they apply Paint Protection Film and its benefits.

Departure time is 10:00 a.m. sharp. Event cost is $45 per person, which includes lunch and the activity fee. There is plenty of parking at the restaurant but, being located across the street from the pier and beach, there is a separate valet fee of $5, whether we park our own vehicles or not—after all, it’s Malibu.

The finish time is 1:00 p.m. and then you may explore the area at your leisure.

There are two ways to reserve your spot and pay.

The cutoff date is May 9, 2020.

1. Preferred--register and pay with credit or debit card on the secure Motorsportreg website: http:// msreg.com/motoring2malibu 2. Mail a check payable to PCA/SBR with the form below to Steve Geldman and, to hold your spot, let him know at steve@imagephotomotorsports.com or 805-279-0466.

Motoring to Malibu -- May 16, 2020

Send to: Steve Geldman, 1342 Caitlyn Circle, Westlake Village, CA 91361 Name(s): Driver ___________________________________ Passenger(s) __________________________________ Email: _________________________ Cell phone: _____________________ Porsche model & year: _____________ Number of participants: _____ Amount enclosed ($45/person): _______________ (Note: no refunds after May 9) AUSPUFF JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2020

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Down The Road 2020 Activites Schedule

M ar tin Luther K ing We ekend, Rancho Mirage Valentine’s Day (Plus O ne) Singer Vehicle Design Tour G immick Rally Wildf lower, Windmills , and a Tas te of Tehachapi California Fes tival of Sp e e d Fun Run into M alibu Hills Chili Co ok- of f PC A Parade, Palm Springs O cean Palms to Mount ain Pines TBD Det ail Clinic New M emb er s Re ception 4 4th Concour s d ’E le gance TBD Wine Tour Motor 4 Toys H oliday Brunch JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2020 AUSPUFF DE R

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For more information, call Dustin Troyan at 818.584.3240 and visit www.lavaggio.net

GLENN A. CRAWFORD, SVP Certified Financial Planner Senior Financial Advisor

Powering Your Future

Member FINRA/SIPC

WESTERN INTERNATIONAL SECURITIES 2555 Townsgate Rd. Ste 300 | Westlake Village, CA 91361 Office: 805/248-7187 | gcrawford@wisdirect.com | CA Ins. Lic # 0777128

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There’s a First Time for Everything Report and Photos By: Randall Fishwick On Friday, November 15th, the PCA California Central Coast Region held a Driver’s Education Event at Buttonwillow Raceway.

I drove there a day early to enjoy the invigorating drive over Route 33 through the Los Padres National Forest. After checking in at a local motel in Buttonwillow, I headed to the raceway to meet and have a pleasant dinner with several CCCR members that evening. The event was organized by DE Coordinator Bob Bruington, with many other CCCR members assisting as well.

Having never attended a DE before, I opted for their “Track Tour”, which was run by Barry Lockton. Perhaps like some others in our club, I was a little nervous about taking my “baby” out on the track, and the lower speed Track Tour seemed like a perfect introduction to the sport. While the “tour” was technically limited to a 60 MPH limit, the relative short length of Buttonwillow made it an exciting experience none the less. Barry discussed track rules and etiquette, as well as optimal lines through the turns, before each tour. We were allowed on the track four times for around 25 minutes to 30 minutes each. In the later laps, 60 MPH began to feel like more of an average speed, as Barry allowed us to take turns following behind him.

As an added treat, I took Barry up on his offer to take me as a passenger on one of his much faster paced DE rides. From the start he offered to slow down if I “felt a bit queasy”. I’ll be fine I said, but after several laps at close to race speed, I was fighting to keep my lunch down. I finally told him we needed to slow a bit if he didn’t want me to spill my cookies on his 911’s nice interior. Barry politely obliged and cut the drive a little short. It’s funny how I never feel that way while I’m driving!

It’s impossible to fully appreciate the experience of pushing your Porsche beyond the usual limits imposed on public roads without actually trying it.

On a closed track groomed for speed, you can feel very comfortable entering turns quickly, without fear of getting a ticket, hitting a bicyclist, or heading off a cliff! If you’d like the opportunity to drive your Porsche closer to the limits it was designed for, I highly recommend you participate in a DE or Autocross over the coming year, I’m betting you’ll enjoy it!

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Advertiser Directory

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT

Aswell Trophy................................10

We are in the process of arranging a group tour of Dodger Stadium

Paul Bancroft Roofing.....................27

for a Saturday morning in August, 2020. All arrangements are

Bell, Carl.......................................22

scheduled to be set by the end of March of this year. If we succeed in

Walt Branscome, SBAG..................27

setting a date, we must advise staff as to how many guests to expect.

California Tire Company..................10

Dodger Dogs lunch will be available if 50 or more participate. Tour

Coachcraft.....................................10

plus lunch plus SBR Activity Fee will be $35/per.

DSR Audio.......................................9 David Fox, State Farm Insurance.....22 Ghost Shield..................................10 Glenn Crawford..............................30 Lavaggio, The Art of Detailing.........30

For now, let us know if you would join this proposed August event no later than February 28 by e-mail to nicolasliakas@gmail.com None of the above has been confirmed or booked. Those expressing an interest will be advised in late March.

Monaco Motors...............................9 North Hollywood Speedometer.......32 Bruce Pence, DDS..........................27

PCA/SBR Classifieds

The Porsche Boutique....................27 Premier Coach.................................8 RS Enterprises...............................10 Rusnak Westlake Porsche............. IFC

PORSCHE PANORAMA magazine collection, 1966 - present - $350 Contact Martin Frith 805-252-4182 or maf968@aol.com

Santa Barbara Auto Group..............BC

PCA/SBR Classifieds

Schneider Autohaus.........................5 Sierra Madre Collection..................22 Village Properties, Robert Watt.......27 Wheel Concepts..............................9

Der Auspuff accepts classified advertising limited to 50 words or less for Porsche cars, parts, and Porsche-related items. Ads are free to PCA SBR members in good standing and will run for a maximum of three (3) months. Ads are free to other PCA members in good standing as space permits and will also run for a maximum of three (3) months. Ads will be accepted for non-members as space permits for a fee of $10 per month, per ad. Please notify the Editor if sold. Der Auspuff is not responsible for the accuracy of any ad or claims made by advertisers, and does not warrant or guarantee the condition of items offered for sale. Der Auspuff reserves the right to edit or refuse to print any ad it deems inappropriate. Please submit ads directly to the Editor at DerAuspuff@gmail.com

NORTH HOLLYWOOD SPEEDOMETER & CLOCK COMPANY

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6111 Lankershim Blvd., N. Hollywood, CA 91606

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The Last Word

Well-earned and deserved praise and recognition to Rem Laan (2019 Man of the Year), and Doreen Pankow (2019 Woman of the Year). Congratulations!

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Porsche Club of America, Santa Barbara Region P. O. Box 959, Camarillo, CA 93011

PRSRT STD U.S. POSTAGE PAID THOUSAND OAKS, CA PERMIT NO. 238