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Motorsports News Progressive Dinner Drive to BJ’s Valencia Enthusiast of the Year Le Mans Adventure

A daily driver should make you want to drive daily.

The new Macan.

Choose Thrilling.

Rusnak/Westlake Porsche 3839 Auto Mall Drive Thousand Oaks, CA 91362 (866) 976-4211 RusnakWestlakePorsche.com

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Drive to BJ’s Photo by Gary Krueger

FUTURE EVENTS SBR’s Off Road Excursion...................... 15 Concours d’Elegance............................ 16 Holiday Brunch..................................... 17 Jalama Beach Picnic ............................ 19 Santa Ynez Valley Wine Tour................. 20 Winter Getaway, Rancho Mirage.......... 21 Detail Clinic at Lavaggio’s..................... 22 Valentines Day..................................... 24

FEATURES Breakfast Meetings................................ 6 Motorsport News................................... 9 Progressive Dinner............................... 10 Drive to Valencia.................................. 11 PCA Enthusiast of The Year................... 13 Ron Williams........................................ 13 Experiencing Le Mans.......................... 18 Rusnak Cars & Coffee............................ 27

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DEPARTMENTS SBR Board of Directors & Appointees......2 SBR Events Calendar...............................3 President’s Column.................................4 SBR Breakfast Maps...............................4 Editor’s Column......................................5 Motorsport News...................................9 PCA Zone 8 Page..................................25 Membership Page................................26 Classified Ads.......................................28 Directory of Advertisers........................28 The Last Word......................................29

PORSCHE CLUB OF AMERICA - SANTA BARBARA REGION - SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2019

ON THE COVER Motorsports News Progressive Dinner Drive to BJ’s Valencia Enthusiast of the Year Le Mans Adventure

Apres des 24 Heures du Mans Photo by David Berkin

Santa Barbara Region Board of Directors

Vice President RANDALL FISHWICK ourboxster@outlook.com 805-232-7589

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

Secretary SUZI SHELLER teamsr@cox.net 805-680-9128

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 MIKE HODSON aitchpm@gmail.com 805-279-2252

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PCA SANTA BARBARA REGION’S AWARD-WINNING BI-MONTHLY MAGAZINE

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 DAVID BERKINS CHRIS CAMPBELL

Dealer Relations DAVID STONE drs993@verizon.net

GLENN CRAWFORD RANDALL FISHWICK

Distribution CHET & JOAN YABITSU yabitsu@charter.net

STEVE GELDMAN GARY KRUEGER DOREEN PANKOW

Insurance RANDY KINSLING randkin1@gmail.com

DENNIS POWER SUZI SHELLER

Motorsports GLENN CRAWFORD 1gunk@sbcglobal.net

CHAR WILLIAMS

Printing MICHAEL DUNWELL SIR SPEEDY PRINTING 1161 Calle Suerte, Suite E Camarillo, CA 93012 805-484-7999

Public Relations DICK LANGE LRLange@pacbell.net R.U.F. (Retired & Unemployed Folks) CRAIG CHAMBERS craigch@msn.com Safety JOE NIEDERST JoesAlfa@pacbell.net Webmaster RANDY FISHWICK OurBoxster@outlook.com

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

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Please support our advertisers: We welcome commercial ads in Der Auspuff. They help support our club, and we encourage you to make your first call to those who help us enjoy our great hobby. Let them know you saw their ad in Der Auspuff. We also encourage you to promote your own business by becoming an advertiser yourself. For information, please contact: Bob Clarke.

(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.

Deadline for submittal of material to be considered for Der Auspuff is the 10th of the month preceding the month of publication.

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14, Saturday, 8:00 a.m.

14, Saturday, 11:00 a.m.

21, Saturday, 7:30 a.m.

28, Saturday, 9:00 a.m.

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12, Saturday, 8:00 a.m.

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JANUARY

4, Saturday, 8:00 a.m.

11, Saturday, 8:00 a.m.

18, Saturday, 7:30 a.m.

17-20, MLK Weekend

CAMARILLO BREAKFAST Panera Bread, Camarillo Outlets SANTA BARBARA BREAKFAST Moby Dick Restaurant, Stearns Wharf PRE-CONCOURS DETAIL CLINIC Lavaggio, Agoura Hills RUSNAK CARS & COFFEE Rusnak Westlake Porsche, Thousand Oaks OFF-ROAD EXCURSION Porsche Santa Barbara CAMARILLO BREAKFAST Panera Bread, Camarillo Outlets SANTA BARBARA BREAKFAST Moby Dick Restaurant, Stearns Wharf SBR CONCOURS d’ELEGANCE Sherwood Country Club, Thousand Oaks JALAMA BEACH PICNIC RUN Sears parking lot, LaCumbre Plaza, Santa Barbara CAMARILLO BREAKFAST Panera Bread, Camarillo Outlets SANTA BARBARA BREAKFAST Moby Dick Restaurant, Stearns Wharf RUSNAK CARS & COFFEE Rusnak Westlake Porsche, Thousand Oaks SANTA YNEZ VALLEY WINE TOUR Porsche Santa Barbara CAMARILLO BREAKFAST Panera Bread, Camarillo Outlets SBR HOLIDAY BRUNCH La Cumbre Country Club, Santa Barbara SANTA BARBARA BREAKFAST Moby Dick Restaurant, Stearns Wharf CAMARILLO BREAKFAST Panera Bread, Camarillo Outlets SANTA BARBARA BREAKFAST Moby Dick Restaurant, Stearns Wharf RUSNAK CARS & COFFEE Rusnak Westlake Porsche, Thousand Oaks WINTER GETAWAY Rancho Mirage and Palm Springs

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The President’s Column I am happy to report that your club is in good shape. We currently have about 800 primary members and 500 affiliate members. This number has been flat over the last several years. Every month we gain a few new members and every month a few leave our region or fail to renew their memberships. The good news in this is our current members appear to be happy with the activities and benefits our club provides. The bad news is that we have not been very successful in bringing new members and especially younger new members on board.

REM LAAN

me at remmert.laan@gmail.com to let me know what other kinds of events you would like to participate in as well as those that have no interest for you.

Finally, a small group led by Club Secretary Suzi Sheller is working on a significant update of our By-Laws. Our focus is to make them more consistent with PCA’s Draft Region By-Laws, to add detail regarding significant processes like voting for officers, and to make some changes to terms of office and term limits to provide greater consistency in leadership. I will be emailing the proposed new By-Laws to the membership in early November.

Please review them and vote to approve (or reject) them on the included ballot.

Enjoy your Porsche(s) no matter how many doors it has and drive safely!

Our 2019 revenues thru July YTD were $63,125 and our expenses were $61,454. We do our accounting on a cash basis, so the revenues associated with each of our activities don’t necessarily match up with our expenses each month but overall our club is in good financial health. We have also been able to build up a substantial cash reserve should we ever need it.

This year, in addition to our two monthly breakfasts, we are holding at least one other event each month and occasionally two. We are also working to bring more events from nearby regions to your attention. For example, the Central Coast Region’s Autocross and Wine Tasting events in September. I am always looking for feedback, but especially from new members and younger members. Please call me at 317-294-4884 or email

Santa Barbara Region Breakfast Maps

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From The Editor’s Desk

NICOLAS LIAKAS

Oh, no, I cannot help the Santa Barbara Region because my dog is sick. Don’t ask me to help as I am too shy. I can’t help because I have a lousy sense of direction. You want me to do what? Not me, I’m too busy shopping.

Each position on SBR’s Board of Directors has its own workload and responsibilities, but most are quite reasonable. You attend the bi-monthly board meetings, keep some records, manage or coordinate some functions – all of which require a few hours of attention every one or two months. Big deal.

I am not kidding; these are actual excuses (well, almost) people give when asked to assist in the management of the club. They don’t know what they are missing.

Truly, every member of the board is interesting and interested in achieving the objectives of SBR. Why should you help? Do good. Do service. Do host. Do success.

Let’s do a run-through on the duties and responsibilities of chairing just one of our monthly activities (for example, the upcoming Off-Road Excursion or the Jalama Beach Picnic Lunch). Here is the list of to-dos:

For more details on how you can help, feel free to contact any board member; they are listed on page 2 of this magazine. I am looking forward to working with you.

Choose a month, any month, and the third Saturday of that month;

Identify a starting point; identify ending point;

Select a restaurant or a picnic site;

Create driving route directions;

Maintain list of registrants and fees paid.

A lot to demand? Overwhelming? Doomed to fail? Nonsense!

I chose the event coordinating opportunity because your helping with even just one event provides a fun opportunity for club members, is personally rewarding, gives you a chance to participate and make new friends, as well as helping the club provide the activities for which it is famous. You can be an instant hero.

New Time for Santa Barbara Breakfast Meetings The Santa Barbara Wharf management has recently changed its parking rules. Effective as of July 1, 2019, parking rules start at 8 A.M., not 8:30 as had been the case. Henceforth, paid parking will begin at 9.30 A.M. (instead of 10:30 A.M.). Therefore, our breakfast mtg. and announcements will commence a little earlier.

Breakfast orders may begin any time after 8 A.M. and announcements will be at 9 A.M. to allow for an earlier departure.

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CAMARILLO BREAKFASTS Photos by Steve Geldman Gary Krueger & Glenn Crawford

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96Attendees - 71 Porsches New Member Jeff Gilliam

New Members Stephen & Karen Kerper

New Members Jay, Debbie & Michael Tingzon

New Members Leo & Tina Pretti

AUGUST 3

104 ATTENDEES - 44 PORSCHES - 29 Alternate Vehicles

New Members Joyce & Steven Bloom New Members Bill & Mihaela Smailes

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New Members Gary & Renee Jubien

SANTA BARBARA BREAKFASTS JULY 13 Photos by Nicolas Liakas, Steve Geldman & Gary Krueger

40 Attendees - 27 Porsches

New Member - Dan Cerf New Members Jim, Patrick and Mignon Bullington & Katherynne Bustard

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47 ATTENDEES - 16 PORSCHES Bicycles, Motorcycles and other vehicles

New Member - Chas Feinstein Returning Member Jim Newell

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Upcoming Local PCA Motorsports Events September Saturday/Sunday Sunday October Saturday/Sunday Monday Sunday November Saturday/Sunday Friday Saturday December Sunday

Region 21/22 SDR 22 OCR/RR

DE/TT Willow Springs AX Auto Club Speedway

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What is is Autocross (AX)?

What Autocross (AX)?

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What is Drivers Education Unlike autocross, you remain on the course for the entire session. Also, cars are sent out on the course in Driver’s Ed is your chance to progress beyond autocross, which requires you groups, not individually. This means that in addition to finding the fastest/safest line around the course, you to exit the track after each lap. Unlike autocross, you remain on the course must also deal with traffic. Inevitably, cars will bunch up, and passing is a required and expected part of a forpractice the entire session. Also, cars are sent out on the course in groups, not session. individually. This means that in addition to finding the fastest/safest line What the is Time Trialyou (TT)? around course, must also deal with traffic. Inevitably, cars will bunch At first glance, a Time Trial looks lot like a DE. becausesession. most of the event IS a DE. A Time Trial is up, and passing is a required andaexpected partThis of aispractice

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driver to be timed. This last session gives the event an optional competitive aspect and all the fun and Further information is available on the Zone8.org calendar.

All events canmay be accessed andtoregistered for in camaraderie that goes along with it. (Note the word “optional,” drivers choose not participate MotorsportReg.com Contact Glenn Crawford, Motorsports at 818/400-1281. thethrough last session.)

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Further information is available on the Zone8.org calendar. All events can be accessed and registered for through MotorsportReg.com

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SBR Progressive Dinner 2019 Reported by Doreen Pankow | Photos by Nicolas Liakas It was a picture-perfect day and the Santa Barbara Region was enjoying three of the club’s favorite pastimes: driving Porsches, eating delicious food, and enjoying the camaraderie of other PCA SBR members. Our region has been holding a Progressive Dinner since the late 1960’s. The event includes stops at a member’s home for a first course of salads and appetizers, then on to a fine restaurant for the main entree, and a final stop at another member’s home for dessert and coffee.

On Saturday August 24th, the participants met at the home of Randy and Sue Kinsling in Somis, where chairs and tables with umbrellas were set up on their lovely patio surrounding their pool.

We were treated to delicious spinach, fruit and garden salads and a variety of appetizers including a shrimp tray and chicken taquitos. Iced tea, lemonade and water were also provided to quench our thirst. Everyone thoroughly enjoyed the Kinsling’s beautiful home and patio.

After a few comments by Doreen Pankow to thank our hosts, we departed for the second leg of our event, a drive to the Prime Steakhouse in Ventura.

There we enjoyed cocktails before our main entrées arrived, which included prime chateau steak, grilled salmon, peppercorn chicken and vegetarian pasta, all served with tasty accompaniments.

After enjoying a sumptuous meal, we drove to our final destination, the lovely home of Steve and Caroline Doll. Once inside, we were treated to a wonderful array of delicious homemade desserts including carrot cake, lemon bars, cheesecake and brownies. We sat outside on the Doll’s patio where we enjoyed a panoramic view of the ocean, the comfortable early evening temperatures and the camaraderie of friends. It was a perfect end to another fun-filled, memorable SBR event.

The club’s sincere thanks go out to our hosts, Randy and Sue Kinsling and Steve and Caroline Doll. We greatly appreciated their generosity, warm hospitality and the sharing of their lovely homes. It’s the volunteers that make our events so successful and we truly appreciate all of you!

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Steve & Caroline Doll

Randy & Sue Kingsling

Back Roads Canyon Drive to BJ’s Restaurant & Brewhouse Reported by Doreen Pankow | Photos by Gary Krueger and Nicolas Liakas Fifty-five (55) members and guests met in Moorpark, excited about the opportunity to drive their Porsches on some fun, twisty back roads. After attending the driver’s safety meeting, the group embarked on the 85-mile drive.

Our thirty-one (31) Porsches made an awesome sight as we left the parking lot and drove up Spring Road towards Balcom Canyon Road. After coming down the tight curves through Balcom Canyon, we took Mountain Road towards Fillmore and California Highway 126.

We carefully drove the speed limit across CA-126 and then over the I-5 Freeway to Copper Hill Drive. The fun began when we turned onto San Francisquito Canyon Road and drove at a brisk pace through this interesting canyon. We passed the distant site of the former St. Francis Dam built in 1924 to1926. In 1928, the dam catastrophically failed, and the resulting flood took the lives of as many as 431 people. We also passed the rebuilt Powerhouse, which is still in operation, and saw all the large pipelines climbing and crossing the canyon throughout the drive.

As we neared the end of San Francisquito Canyon Road, we turned right to continue driving even tighter bends, loops, and curls over Spunky Canyon and past the Bouquet Reservoir, which was full of water from all the rainstorms earlier this year. Then we headed south, back to civilization via Bouquet Canyon Road with more sweeping curves.

After driving over eighty (80) miles, we ended up at BJ’s Restaurant & Brewhouse in Valencia, where we enjoyed a delicious assortment of deep-dish pizzas, pasta, salad, and beverages inside their enclosed patio. By the noise level in the room, it was obvious everyone was enjoying each other’s company and taking the opportunity to get to know several of our new members.

Gary Krueger, SBR photographer, took a lot of group and individual photos throughout our lunch.

Many thanks to those attending for your continued support and participation on this drive; our events wouldn’t be any fun without you!!

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PCA Announces 2019 National Enthusiast of the Year Photos by: Gary Krueger

The winner is our very own Doreen Pankow.

Doreen has served our region, our membership, for more than a decade as president, activities chair, tour guide, event planner, task master, principal cheerleader, arbitrator, peacekeeper and sheriff. She has been named region Woman of the Year so many times that she holds the record, a record that will not be matched or surpassed in our lifetimes.

An Award Ceremony was held at the August 3 Breakfast Meeting in Camarillo. Presenting the award on behalf of the national office was David Witteried, Zone 8 Representative. SBR President Rem Laan and other officers of the region participated in the presentation.

(The initial announcement of the honor was made on July 23 at the National Parade in Bocca Raton, FL.) All of us in SBR owe a debt of gratitude and expressions of thanks and congratulations to Doreen. Shout it from the rooftops: BRAVO DOREEN!

SBR’S RON WILLIAMS HONORED BY CALIFORNIA SENATE Report and Photos by: Char Williams

On August 5, a ceremony was convened near California’s Capitol by Dr. Jim Greene, California State Registrar, to honor Ron, John, and Peter, for their work in creating the world’s first electronic birth certificate and other accomplishments. Senator Richard Pan, a pediatrician, sponsored California Senate Resolution No. 345 thanking Ron “... for his outstanding, dedicated, and effective work in improving

health outcomes for more than four decades in the State of California and across the globe.” John and Peter also received appreciation awards for their contributions.

“These are the pioneers,” acting State Public Health Officer Dr. Charity Dean said in her remarks. “They worked together to develop the very first California electronic automated vital statistics system that has served the millions of California families for more than 30 years. For his dedication over these decades, we are proud to honor and recognize Dr. Williams and his team.

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For several decades, Ron and his team have been responsible for developing and maintaining California’s network of electronic birth registrations, which has operated reliably around the clock 365 days a year. Ron has worked with UC Davis and the California Department of Public Health to transfer that capability and responsibility from UCSB to UCD. That task was completed in June of this year and, as a result, Ron can now «really» retire along with two of his computer science employees, Peter Chen and John Marinko, who began working for him while they were still undergrads.

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SBR Annual Holiday Brunch

Sunday, December 8, 2019 -- 11 a.m.- 2 p.m.

La Cumbre Country Club

4015 Via Laguna Santa Barbara, CA 93110 $60 per person $45 per new (2019) member

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he popular SBR Holiday Party will HOLIDAY PARTY BRUNCH MENU take place again this year at the beautiful Danish & pastries on the tables and festivally decorated La Cumbre Country Club Limitless champagne & orange juice in Santa Barbara. Join your PCA friends to celebrate COLD BUFFET: the holidays. In addition to a fabulous buffet, we Assorted cheeses, breads, etc. will also install the 2020 SBR officers and board Assorted salads per chef members, those volunteers who make our club Seafood so active and enjoyable. And to help spread the Fresh Fruit good cheer of the season, we ask that you bring an Lavosh unwrapped toy valued at $10 or more for donation HOT BUFFET: to Unity Shoppe charity.

Prime rib RSVP by November 30. Limited to 110 members.

Eggs Benedict Grilled salmon Questions? Call Doreen Pankow at 805-422-8217.

Bacon, sausage, ham Roasted red potatoes French toast Omelet station Waffle station Dessert table Assorted petits fours

Country Club dress code Ladies: dresses, skirts, pant suits, or coordinated ensembles.

Men: suits or sport coats and trousers.

Shorts, denim or designer jeans are not allowed in any area of the club.

Cellular phone use is prohibited in all areas except outside in the front parking lot.

SBR Holiday Brunch at La Cumbre Country Club Sunday, December 8, 2019

Please mail this form no later than November 30 with your check for $60 per person ($45 for new members) payable to PCA/SBR to: Doreen Pankow, 2251 Brownstone Creek Ave., Simi Valley, CA 93063 Names: ________________________________________________________________________ Email address: __________________________ Cell phone: ____________________________ Enclosed: $____________

Note: no refunds after November 30.

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Le Mans, Porsche and PCA Unbeatable Combination This past June, I checked off a big “bucket list” item. My wife Lena, son Ari, and I attended the 24 Hours of Le Mans, one of the oldest and harshest races on our planet. We arrived early so that we would not miss the “Drivers Parade” done each year one day before the race. Thousands line the streets of Le Mans to watch a line of amazing cars, dancers, and the drivers themselves. It was truly epic!

During the parade, one of the Porsche drivers, Frederic Makowiecki, approached Ari and as Fred put his arm around him, said “take a picture of us” in front of thousands of fans. Ari had been wearing his Porsche hat and “Pink Pig” shirt. Notice Fred is handing out Porsche gummy bears to all the parade attendees.

(See accompanying photo of Fred and Ari.) The next day we arrived early to watch all the festivities: French Air Force flying over, Princess of Monaco starting the race, etc. It was really impressive. We paid extra for seats in the stands that were under a roof (it rains during the race often) and in front of the Porsche garages, near the start/finish line. Being in the last row, we could stand up and stretch once in a while and they were really ideally located, or so we thought.

Then we went for a walk. The next part of the track we wanted to see was the Porsche Curves. As we neared the area, we saw a giant Porsche building and headed that direction. As we got closer, we were stopped by security guards that told us the area “was for Porsche owners only.” Great! I flashed my PCA card and suddenly their faces lifted, and they whisked us to the registration area. We were given Porsche Le Mans bracelets, cards for free food and drinks, and put on a private shuttle to drive us to the observation deck Porsche owns at the Curves.

As we exited the shuttle and were welcomed, we were handed a Porsche hat. We sat at picnic tables with unobstructed views of the race with a food/drink station just behind us. It was one of the best spots for photographs and to watch the race. We felt at home with our Porsche family surrounding us.

We didn’t think things could get any better, so we were slow to leave. We eventually made our way to the Porsche Experience Center building. To our surprise, we walked into a beautiful, airconditioned 3 story building with Porsche Design retail, a display of some of the newest cars, and even activities for the kids (like slot car racing). The second floor had an amazing restaurant. We were seated at a table surrounded by windows and monitors so we could follow the race. Even the ceiling light fixtures were all different replicas of Porsche wheels. Perhaps this is what heaven looks like.

After eating a gourmet dinner (and not hot dogs and pizza like everyone out at the grandstands), we went up to the top of the building to the observation deck. I got my favorite photo of the race there and we watched the late summer sun finally set at around 10:30 pm.

Being a member of PCA added a whole dimension of fun to our holiday, with experiences that we will remember our whole lives.

I hope other members take advantage of their membership and move this event to the top of their bucket lists too!

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Report and Photos by David Birken

JAL AMA BE ACH Porsche Picnic Run October 26, 2019

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oin us for a spirited drive over San Marcos Pass into Solvang and down Alisal Road to Nojoqui Falls. Then we’ll take a scenic drive on Santa Rosa Road to Jalama Beach County Park for a picnic. Following lunch, you can walk along the ocean to enjoy the beauty of this natural setting. The vista is breathtaking as there are no structures on the beach, just miles of pristine California coastline.

Meeting time is at 9 am in the old Sears parking lot in the La Cumbre Plaza. Cost is only the $5 activity fee per person which we’ll collect at the meeting place. Also be prepared to pay a $10 per vehicle parking fee at the Jalama Beach County Park. Bring your own picnic lunch.

No registration form is needed. But to reserve your spot for this great drive please RSVP to Doreen Pankow at dpankow@sbcglobal.net!

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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 Ranco 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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PRE-CONCOURS DETAIL CLINIC SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 11AM-2PM

AT LAVAGGIO IN AGOURA HILLS

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n preparation for our 43nd Annual Concours d’Elegance, PCA/SBR has scheduled a Detail Clinic to help you better prepare your car for competition (or fun) and in less time. Learn new techniques and discover all the latest products to make your car gleam. We’ll go over the Zone 8 competition rules to find out exactly what the judges look for when examining a car.

Expert instruction is provided. A detailing demonstration will show the best way to use the newest products in preparing your Porsche for everything from full concours to wash & shine.

We’ll meet in Agoura Hills at the beautiful Lavaggio facility, known for “the art of detailing.” Lunch is included. The location is 30205 Canwood Street, Agoura Hills (Reyes Adobe exit off the 101). Total price for the entire clinic and lunch is only $20 per person payable at the door.

We need to know how many will attend so please make your reservation no later than September 8, 2019, to Concours Chair Tara Brundrett -tarabrundrett@gmail.com.

your best drive ever.

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DSR AUDIO DESMOND WARREN

805-525-3700 •Festival, Concert & Business Presentation Sound Systems •Event Production •Generators •Power Distribution •Musical Instrument Rental •Retail Sales New & Used 805-452-2344 • Cell 805-525-3771 • Fax dsraudio@gmail.com

110 Calave Street #E, Santa Paula, CA 93060

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

pencedental.com

805-983-7674 Fax 805-485-9838

R. David Fox Insurance Agency DAVID FOX Porsche 356B owner for 49 years and proud PCA supporter

Insurance Lic#: 0738653 1220 Santa Barbara Street Santa Barbara, CA 93101

805-962-3587

Helen Salaverria, Brand Manager 805-267-5963 RusnakPorscheBoutique.com

Your source for parts and accessories for all Porsche® automobiles! www.SierraMadreCollection.com 626.844.4616 • 888.986.4466

1055 E. Walnut Street Pasadena CA 91106

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Porsches and chocolates with the person you love--a great way to celebrate

Valentine’s Day (one day later). Keep it simple and joyous by joining your fellow SBR members for an amorous drive (hands on the wheel though, please) and romantic dining alfresco!

We’ll meet at 9:30 a.m. on Saturday, February 15, in Ventura at The Golden China Restaurant parking lot--Seaward and the 101 Freeway (just north of the freeway). We then embark on a scenic and stimulating drive through Ventura County ending in Thousand Oaks for a bring-yourown picnic lunch. Be sure to include plenty of chocolates.

Driving directions will be distributed on February 15 at the meeting place . No need to respond or register in advance for this event. Simply show up and pay the $10/person SBR Activity Fee. Our tour leaders will be Mike and Karen Turek, experts in creating Porsche memories.

So be sure to join us and remember to bring your loving personality. After all, it is a Celebration of Love.

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www.Zone8.org

PCA Zone 8

PORSCHE

IN MEMORIUM ROBERT E. WULF Born in Brooklyn, New York in 1942, Robert Wulf passed away on June 19, 2019. He is survived by his wife, Kathleen, and two sons, their wives and three grandchildren. Robert was a key figure in Northrop-Grumman in the development of the B-2 bomber program and many other engineering designs and practices central to the military defense capabilities of our nation. The Wulfs were active members in PCA/SBR, attending many events and hosting the progressive dinner at their Camarillo home. We extend our condolences and sympathy to Kathy and the entire family.

CLUB OF AMERICA

Zone 8 Officers Zone 8 Representative

DAVID WITTERIED

California Inland Treasurer

LINDA COBARRUBIAS

Grand Prix

Concours Co-Chair

BRETT MOHR

Grand Prix

Concours Co-Chair

DICK DOUGLAS

Grand Prix

Rules Coordinator

TOM BROWN

Secretary

LORI DECRISTO

San Diego

California Inland

Rules Technical Advisor

Zone 8 Staff

San Diego

Autocross Chair

Social Media Chair

San Diego

Los Angeles

Chief Driving Instructor

Time Trial/D.E. Chair

Las Vegas

San Diego

Club Race Advisor

Web Master

Grand Prix

San Diego

BILL THORP

SCOTT MANN SKIP CARTER

RUSSELL SHON SAM AVEDON

DAN CHAMBERS KAREN GARCIA RAINES

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

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The Membership Report SBR Member Anniversaries AUGUST 55 Years Joe & Kathrine Schneider 52 Years Burt & Marge Misevic (Lifetime ) 39 Years Charles & Rosemary Spira 31 Years Dr. Steven Mascagno & Liane Romero 29 Years Greg & Lisa Posner 28 Years Bill & Gloria Hallier 27 Years David Steinmetz & Donna Marks 25 Years Nicolas & Olga Liakas 24 Years Bruce & Jeanette Clemens Gary & Kirsen Jurich Rem & Sally Laan Jim & Theresa Middlebrook 22 Years David & Susan Stone 21 Years Daniel Bleskey Susan & Kevin Grecian

12 Years Tracy Albert Gary & Debra Harbour Collin Kruschke Ronald & Charlotte Williams 11 Years Robert & Lynn Koegel Becky & Victoria Lundberg Daniel Nash

10 Years John Achterhof & Susie Muir Bill & Judy Byrd Claus & Iris Eisenbach 9Years Daryl & Bruce Cruser Peter & Tatiana Hopps 8 Years John & Mary Sramek 7 Years Doug & Arlene Braun Tara Brundrett Kirk & Cathy Gerbacht Donn & Susan LeRoy Joe & Veronica Linden Kirk Lindsey Howard & Phyllis Rubenstein 6 Years Steve Lopez & Jason Ho

20 Years Tom & Ken Egidi

5 Years Geoff & Dore Baker Michael Van Dyke

18 Years Marty & Pamela Harris Tony Principe

52 Years Anita Banke

17 Years Robert Cummings Stephen Karolyi Michael Monsalve Mark & Jeannette Smith Harold van Deinse & Lisa Severly 14 Years Mark & Heather Armstrong Erik Bielitzer & Lisabeth Thomson Demir Hamami & Bill Becker Richard Nutnall 13 Years Chuck & Bonnie Carter Roger J. & Kathy Forse Jacobus Malan Patricia & Wade Zimmerman

29 Years John F.Meaney 27 Years Lawrence & Jo Markham 25 Years Robert Ross 23 Years James Oldham 22 Years Kent & Tori Bodin Thomas & Sarah Gaither 20 Years Peter & Michael Raftery 19 Years Karen Kahn & Roy Hidestad

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SEPTEMBER

18 Years Chester & Joan Yabitsu 17 Years Daniel Rosenthal 16 Years George & Stacie Anthes Charles & Daniell Gentzler 15 Years Garrick & Kitty Newman Robert Wulf 14 Years Curtis Autenrieth & Maeve Oriordan Steve & Carol Nicholson 13 Years Charles Devlin Elliot Eichner & Joy Freeman Cobus Malan Christopher & Kendra O’Connor Ian & Julia Smith Jon & Mary Valois 12 Years Jerry & Pam Lasnik 10 Years Power Johnson & Jan Van Atta Brian & Tami Palmer 9 Years Ori & Malka Fogel John & Heather Gray Richard & Karen Imendorf 8 Years Glenn & Lorraine Crawford George Owen & Linda Kraetsch James & Cat Puccino 7 Years Rich Bongiorno John Gerngross Major & Susan Mirza

Anthony Napoli & Chrystal Lentine 6 Years Howard Grey Dick & Sondra Hostin Joe & Sherron Mehn Lynn Morris & Carla Romero Ronald & Marlene Sostman 5 Years Dan & Jessie Dugan Kurt & Shannon Kiefer 4 Years John Foster & Pam O’Friel George Greenberg 3 Years Martin Blaedel Dominic & Carol Bonelli Don McMillan Jeffrey Watkins 2 Years Carroll & Ceren Christie James Crowder Peter Garey & Rachel Bar Tej Gill Rafi Khardalian Devin Park Valerie Weinstein 1 Year Samuel Chocholac Phillip DeRogatis Garry Edwards Stephen Hastings Jack & Gina Mann Daniel McGrrgor Paul Molnar Andrew Purdy Thomas Skeren Eric & Sacha Stadler John Temple William West

New Members & Transfers Steven Bloom, Westlake Village 2018 718 Cayman Gordon Almquist, Camarillo 2010 911 Cabriole Jim Bullington, Newbury Park 2015 911 Carrera Charles Feinstein, Santa Barbara 2004 Boxster Larry Gore, Santa Barbara 2019 911 Carrera

Gary Jubien, Thousand Oaks 2015 Cayman S Buz McAbery, Santa Barbara 1998 911 Carrera Bill Smailes, Thousand Oaks 2019 Macan Jay Tingzon, Chatsworth 2016 Boxster Spyder Lucinda Daley, Camarillo 2018 Cayenne Platinum Edition

Rusnak Porsche Cars & Coffee Gathering Report and Photos by: Nicolas Liakas

July 20, 2019 Fifteen minutes after the start of the bi-monthly Cars & Coffee gathering at Rusnak Westlake Porsche the parking spaces were all occupied. Estimated attendance was about 65 individuals who arrived in 55 Porsches of various vintage, models and colors.

The next episode of this amiable powwow will be on the third Saturday in September, start time 7:30.

THE NEW CAYENNE COUPÉ – THE HIGHLIGHTS

Report and Photos by Porsche.us.com

The highly dynamic lines and custom design elements of the new Cayenne Coupé truly set it apart from the Cayenne.

Athletic appearance. The new Cayenne Coupé is longer, lower and wider at the rear than the Cayenne, giving it a more athletic look. The shallower windscreen angle and the steeper roof line falling sharply to the rear give the new Cayenne Coupé an unrivalled elegance.

The Coupé benefits from all the technical highlights of the third Cayenne generation in matters of the drive, chassis, comfort, connectivity and assistance systems. The optional lightweight sports packages include a contoured carbon roof, 22-inch GT Design wheels in lightweight design, seat centers in classic checked fabric, and carbon and Alcantara® highlights in the interior.

With the 2.16 m2 panoramic fixed glass roof fitted as standard, the new Cayenne Coupé offers all passengers a sense of space that is unparalleled in its segment. The rear bench with the characteristics of two individual seats offers enough space for two people as standard. Alternatively, the Cayenne Coupé is available with the three-seater rear bench familiar from the Cayenne. Rear passengers sit 30 millimeters lower than in the Cayenne.

The lateral dynamics benefit from a widened rear-axle track.

Powerful drive units from the third-generation Cayenne take care of longitudinal dynamics. Fitted as part of Porsche Active Aerodynamics, an adaptive, extendable rear spoiler ensures that the Cayenne Coupé delivers maximum driving stability, even at higher speeds.

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Advertiser Directory Aswell Trophy................................12 Paul Bancroft Roofing.....................14

PCA/SBR Classifieds 1971 Long-Hood 911T: Coachcraft respray, windows out doors off. New rubber & headliner. New Zenith bodies. Autos International correct wool rug. New correct dash. Represented m/y 1971 at Fifty Years of 911. SSI exhaust. N-H restored gauges. Concours ready. OH engine 15,000. Five speed. Third owner. Tools jack manuals. New badge ft/r Bosch lenses.

Contact Doug Anderson, 805/208-0670, dnt@dock.net

Walt Branscome, SBAG..................14 California Tire Company..................12 2004 PORSCHE TURBO CAB X-50. Original Sticker $158K. Maroney sticker available $58,500. Speed Yellow exterior with Black interior; Rear Seat backs and Center Console painted to match. 79K miles. Records Available. Lots of upgrades/Carbon Fiber. Dave Mosesson/Simi Valley 805.390.5631 dmosesson@ymail.com

Coachcraft.....................................12 DSR Audio.....................................23 David Fox, State Farm Insurance.....23 Ghost Shield..................................12 Glenn Crawford..............................14 Lavaggio, The Art of Detailing.........25 Monaco Motors.............................23 North Hollywood Speedometer.......28

1989 PORSCHE CARRERA, Red/Black, 146,000 miles. Beautiful condition inside and out. Leather interior. Upgrades include A/C, Recaro leather seats, Momo steering wheel, and Pioneer radio. Originals also in excellent condition. Sunroof, 3.2L, G50 trans.

Last year of model. All records from 1989. 2nd owner 23 years. Meticulously maintained. Full photos available. Needs power steering. $55,000. Contact Gene Dalsky at (805) 630-6842 or salgene37@verizon.net

Bruce Pence, DDS..........................23 The Porsche Boutique....................23 Premier Coach.................................8 RS Enterprises...............................12 Rusnak Westlake Porsche............. IFC Santa Barbara Auto Group..............BC

FOR SALE: Set of four (4) 19� authentic German TECHART wheels, Michelin 4S tires and TPMs for wide body Porsche 996 or 997.

Very good condition. Tires have approximately 50% tread remaining. $1500 or OBO Please contact: John Lynch at 805-551-9529 or jlynch5162@aol.com

Schneider Autohaus.........................5 Sierra Madre Collection..................23

PCA/SBR Classifieds

Village Properties, Robert Watt.......14 Wheel Concepts............................24

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

Service & Restoration of VDO Instruments Specializing in: 356 * 911 * 914

6111 Lankershim Blvd., N. Hollywood, CA 91606

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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.

The Last Word

Future members of PCA/SBR, Dolyn and Hartley Gavigan participated in their first club event on the drive to Valencia’s BJ’s Restaurant on July 20. We hope to see them in more of our upcoming activities.

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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