Downshift July 2024

July 2024

Did you miss last months downshift? Near the first of each month the new issue of downshift will be announced in our Monday weekly email blast sent to our entire HDR membership from ClubExpress.. It will be listed as the first thing you see so you can’t miss it. Easy to use link will launch downshift for full screen viewing.

The Monday weekly eblast is packed with useful information about HDR events for the week and beyond so be sure to check it out.

TABLE OF CONTENTS 5

Presidents Message

6

Board Members Editor Ramblings

7

HDR 2024 Events

15

Arrive and Drive Schedule

21

Volk und Porsches

36

Willamette Vinyards Tour

44

ShppLight

57

HDR Logo

58

Membership Report

60

Highly Classified

64

Zone 6 Regions

65

Porsches and Palms

Herunterschalten

downshift is made possible by the generous contributions of articles, content, and photos by the HDR-PCA membership

downshift is produced by Ralph Anzellotti

Many of the amazing photos in downshift are taken with my cell phone.-using cutting edge technology !

PRESIDENTS MESSAGE Fred Nielsen, President, High Desert Region PCA president@highdesertpca.org

Fred Nielsen driving his 356

As I write the July message, I realize we have had five different HDR events this week consisting of a Cars and Coffee, members' dinner and informal car show, two drives and a tech session, and there is still the Cowboy Dinner scheduled for July 28, a wide variety of offerings for the members.

Next month doesn't slow down either, beginning with the Bavarian Adventure Tour on July 9-12. This is an exciting tour led by Rob and Penny Byrd and there is still time to register for the event. The month continues with a wide range of activities similar to those offered in June.

In order to have a supply of trained group drive leaders, we plan to offer a group drive leader training session in July. The instruction portion will be followed by a training drive. Any member is invited to attend the training, but we encourage members who might want to lead a drive to attend. More on this to follow at a later date.

The last item I want to discuss in this message is the possible update to our club logo. As I mentioned in the last Monday message, this issue has been on the table for over a year and it is time to resolve it, one way or the other. Our current club logo was selected by a majority vote of club members twenty-four years ago. Many members feel it has history of our club and the club should retain the logo. Others feel it is outdated and time for an update.

Recently we sent an email to members asking for volunteers to submit potential logos for members to consider. We also asked for club volunteers to serve on a committee to review the logo submissions to be sure they capture the key elements of our environment and culture that we want represented in our logo.

All submissions that meet these standards will be presented to members along with the two submissions we currently have and our current logo. Members will vote and the logo receiving the most votes will be the club's logo.

We are asking that logo submissions be received by August 31 so that they can receive committee review and be submitted to members for a vote by October 1.

If there is a change in our logo, this allows time to process it for our 25th anniversary next April.

HIGH DESERT REGION-PCA LEADERSHIP TEAM 2024 Fred Nielsen, President Stu Malakoff, Vice-President York Schueller, Treasurer Trish Calderon, Secretary Directors (Board Members) Mark Taylor, Membership Lisa Sarmiento, Safety and Insurance Mike Simmons, Car Center, Moving Arrive and Drives, Track Events, Autocross Greg Domantay, Car Center, Non-Moving Cars ‘n Coffee, Tech Sessions, Car Shows

EDITOR RAMBLINGS Downshift front page photo credit goes to Linda Anzellotti for the main Image used. I think this is the most colorful and dramatic front page ever. Wow! Audrey and Ken Moore led six Porsches on a Reno tour that was a trip of a lifetime.

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Jerry Kolb, Compliance/Historian

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Gretchen Kolb, Activity/Social, Dinners/Picnics

Ralph Anzellotti Volunteer Leadership Ralph Anzellotti, downshift Randy Lervold, Forums Manager Laura Clark, Webmaster Jeanine Faria, Financial Support

High Desert Region PCA Post Office Box 113 Bend, Oregon. 97709 HDR-PCA Established April 2000 www.highdesertpca.org president@highdesertpca.org

Editor-In-Chief ralph@teleport.com

DOWNSHIFT PUBLICATION SCHEDULE 2024 Published every month First of every month Article Deadline 5th of each month

January

February

March

April

May

June

1

New HDR Leadership Team 2024-2025

17

Monthly Dinner. 6pm, Porsche Bend

21

Cars and Coffee 10am to Noon, Porsche Bend

3

Tech Session, Preserve Auto Dry Ice Detailing , 9am to 11am

18

Cars and Coffee 10am to Noon, Porsche Bend

21

Monthly Dinner 6pm Porsche Bend

25

Chili Cook Off

17

Cars and Coffee 10am to noon, Porsche Bend

20

HDR Monthly Dinner Porsche Bend

6

SUV Ride

20

Cars and Coffee, Porsche Bend

17

Monthly Dinner, 24th Anniversary Charter Event, note date change

4

12:30 pm, Kentucky Derby, Tracy Stouts Wildwood Estates

11

Adopt a Highway Clean Up

15

Monthly Dinner 6pm, Venue TBA

19

Cars and Coffee, Women’s Day Event

8

Arrive and Drive

6-10

Reno, the biggest little city in the world, Audrey Moore tour guide

16

Cars and Coffee 10am to noon, Porsche Bend

19

Classic Car Drive

19

Monthly Dinner, 6pm Outdoor Venue TBA

20

Sunset Cruise Arrive and Drive

22

Tech Session at Superior Shield

28

Cowboy Dinner Tree

July

August

September

October

November

December

11

Arrive and Drive

9-12

Levensworth, - Walla Walla Tour

19

John Day Fossil Beds, Mark Taylor tour guide

20

Soap box derby, car show

21

Cars and Coffee 10am to Noon, Porsche Bend

21

Ladies wine social

24

Porsches and pancakes

27

Elk Lake

3

Arrive and Drive

3

New Members Picnic, this is an annual event and so much fun, location and details to be announced.

15-20

Astoria Tour- Audrey Moore tour guide

18

Cars and Coffee 10am to Noon,,Porsche Bend

7

Arrive and Drive

15

Cars and Coffee 10am to Noon,,Porsche Bend

18

Monthly Dinner, location to be announced

25-26

CCG, Joint drive with INW (Spokane) Porsche club

7

SUV Drive (yes it is a Monday drive)

16

Monthly Dinner 6pm, Porsche Bend

20

Cars and Coffee 10am to Noon,,Porsche Bend

17

Cars and Coffee 10am to Noon, Porsche Bend

20

Thanksgiving Dinner, 6pm Porsche Bend

7

Holiday Party

15

Cars and Coffee 10am to noon, Porsche Bend

CARS AND COFFEE Cars & Coffee at Porsche Bend, 3rd Sunday of each every month, 10 AM - Noon Join us every 3rd Sunday of the month as we gather and bring our Porsche community together for a cup of coffee and a shared enthusiasm for our cars.

We provide the Coffee, you bring your own mug or cup. Please wear your name tag.

Greg Domantay, Car Non-Moving Events

HIGH DESERT REGION PCA DINNERS

No HDR Dinners July and August Gretchen Kolb, Activity/Social events@highdesertpca.org

HDRPCA John Day Fossil Beds Tour NEW TOUR DATE “A Journey Through Time" on Friday, July 19 The HDRPCA John Day Fossil Beds Tour – “A Journey Through Time" on Friday July 19th is an all-day drive through rural Central Oregon landscapes, generally following the John Day Wild and Scenic River, the surrounding publiclands and John Day Fossil Beds National Monument.

This 263-mile, all-day tour begins in Redmond and ends in Prineville; viaMadras, Antelope, Fossil, Twickenham, Spray, Kimberly, and Mitchell.

From Antelope to near Mitchell the drive follows the Journey Through Time Scenic Byway.

The route passes through 6 of the 13 Oregon Counties of the PCA High Desert Region: Deschutes, Jefferson, Wasco, Wheeler, Grant, and Crook..

This rescheduled tour will include a group lunch and group dinner following the drive will be optional in the registration selections. Tour leader- Mark Taylor. Sign up now on ClubExpress.

SCHEDULE 11:00AM – 2:00PM: Soapbox Check-in! (Teams Only) 12:00PM – 2:00PM: Kendall Car Show on Hole #1 2:00PM – 3:00PM: Soapbox Car Show & Spectator Judging | Food, Bars, & Activities begin!

3:00PM – 5:30PM: Time Trials & Racing 5:30PM – 6:30PM: Awards & Celebration Megan Cornett Community Relations I Kendall Auto Group 541-639-6477 http://www.kendallgivesback.com/

FUN IN THE SUMMER ON ELK LAKE SATURDAY JULY 27TH, 2024 FIVE GOOD REASONS TO REGISTER FOR ELK LAKE: 1st, A fun and curvy drive to Elk Lake.

2nd, Picnic or bar-b-q on the club’s private rented “Lakeside Lanai". $24.00 per person.

3rd, Cruise for a 3 hour ride on the 22 ft Sportfish DLX Pontoon Boat around Elk Lake. $34.00 per person (optional) 3rd: Walk about the shoreline of Elk Lake exploring vista views and great places for group pics!

4th: Rent your own paddle board, canoe or kayak and cruise the lake.

5th: Stay for the evening concert featuring The Sleepless Truckers. This band I had at my "69 and Holding Party". They are really really good.

Audrey Moore Tour Leader. Registration on HDR Club Express.

HDR Member Picnic August 3, Saturday Free For All HDR Members

HDR Serving Up BBQ Tri Tip Steak Please bring beverage of choice and side dish to share

This is the BIGGEST HDR Event of the year!

Sign up details will be posted soon on your Monday morning eblast

HDR tour to Astoria August 15th - August 19th

Stay in the c. 1905 General’s Quarters historic home in Hammond, Oregon. Enjoy iconic driving tours to Cannon Beach, Seaside, and Long Beach Washington.

We will have classic seafood dining events, with homestyle family cooking at the General’s Quarter Historic home as well as top rated local restaurants.

There is room for 12 participants and/or 6 cars so sign up early to secure your reservation on Club Express. $100.00 per person per night (4 nights). This event maybe be full, contact Audrey for availability.

Registerhere: https://hdr-pca.clubexpress.com/content.aspx? page_id=4055&club_id=713383&item_id=2236328&eml=1&actr=3 Please call Audrey Moore for more information. 503 867-1601

HDR-PCA Scheduled Group Drives Arrive and Drive (A&D) - Classic Car Group (CCG) - SUV April 6th SUV May 18th A&D, SUV, CCG All HDR 2024 group drives are Free Arrive and Drive Just show up No pre-registration Free drive event

June 8th A&D June 19th CCG July 11th A&D July17th CCG Aug 3rd A&D Aug 3rd SUV Aug 21 CCG

Each month routes will be the same for Arrive and Drive and Classic Car Group

Sep 7th A&D Sep 25-26 CCG Joint drive with INW (Spokane) Porsche club Oct 7th SUV

Mike Simmons, Car Center, Moving Arrive and Drive Track Events Autocross

Arrive and Drive (A&D) June 8th Photos by Laurie Westenbergve

Arrive and Drive (A&D) - Classic Car Group (CCG) - SUV The High Desert Region Register and Drive is changing for 2024 to Arrive and Drive. There will be no registration or fee for these drives and no directions will be handed out for the drives. We will have separate arrive drives for Porsche SUV owners and separate Saturday Arrive and Drive events. We will also have separate Classic Car Group Arrive and Drives for air cooled and early transaxle Porsches.

There will be several requirements from the participants to make these group drives fun and successful and we are asking for your help to keep these events enjoyable. We will be starting our drives from locations outside Bend and they will be different for each monthly drive.

Arrive and Drive Rules: All of the Arrive and Drive events are group drives and will be two to three hours in length on the beautiful roads of Central Oregon.

(1) Since these are group drives and we will be obeying all safety and speed laws all participants are expected to stay together as a group, this includes drive leaders and drive sweeps.

(2) This is not a race and there will be no passing of other cars in our group.

(3) The participants are required to keep the car behind them in sight and also to keep the pace of the car in front. The drivers will be required to wait for the car behind them at intersections and corners to insure we stay together as a group. The lead cars will slow or pull over to wait for the cars to remain together and keep everyone in sight so we can continue as a group.

(4) There is no rubber banding allowed and if you want to drive faster or slower than the group please remember this is a group drive and you will be asked to maintain the group pace.

(5) If you are not comfortable with these rules then please don't keep the other participants from enjoying the drives we have planned.

The club has scheduled a variety of drives this year and in order for these to be both safe and fun, we are going to hold a refresher course for potential drive and tour leaders during July. The class will include a short discussion period followed by a drive. We need more group drive leaders and encourage members who have an interest in leading a drive or tour to attend. If you don't want to lead a drive, but just enjoy the drives, you may benefit by attending the class and enjoying the drive that follows. More on this at a later date.

DOWNSHIFT FEATURED ARTICLE

VOLK und PORSCHES Reno!

The Gold standard tour of the 2024 season! June 6-10th 4 Nights in Reno, the Biggest Little City in the World!

Tour guides, Audrey and Ken Moore Photos by Ralph Anzellotti

Pre ride safety meeting

Audrey’s recipe for Souffle de Porsche ala Reno This family recipe dates back to her first 356, back in the 90s. If the directions are properly followed, a good time for all is guaranteed.

Ingredients: 7 Porsches 13 HDR members Goody bags Tacos Prime rib and stuffed ravioli National Automobile Musem More tacos Sierra Nevada Region Porsches Dash of Virginia City Ribeye steak Magique, magic mextravaganza Escape room Directions: Assemble Porsches and members at the Country Store in Sunriver. Add goody bags.

Mix thoroughly for 216 miles. Add tacos. Mix for 171 miles. Let rest for three hours.

Add prime rib and stuffed raviolis. Allow to sit overnight. Add National Automobile Musem slowly, over several hours, and follow up with more tacos. Allow mix to rest overnight. Combine 30 Porsches from the Sierra Nevada Region, and stir contents on a tour over Mount Rose to Incline Village, blending slowly along Lake Tahoe, Kingsbury Grade, Genoa, and then shake vigorously in route to Virginia City. For a perfect mix, accent with burgers, tacos, or sandwiches. Now carefully add medium rare ribeye steak. Marinate during Magique show for two hours. Top off with escape room antics.

Serves 13 This recipe is guaranteed to be fun, exciting, and memorable.

Submitted by Ken Moore

Ken and Stan think the gas pumps are nickel slot machines

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Rubios Taqueria Alturas, California Hole in the wall, best tacos and burritos

Roxy’s Silver Legacy Casino

Silver Legacy Casino provided private parking for us!

“Thank you again for a wonderful time! We really appreciate all the work, time and planning you put into our drives! We had a great time! ”

❤️❤️❤️

Stan and Jan

Just want to say "Thank You" again for a wonderful trip. We had a great time and enjoyed every activity and also enjoyed just spending time with the group. We appreciate all of the extra things that you do to ensure that our trip is a success. Lots of good memories.

Thank you again.

Jim and Patti

Audrey Moore does it again, another world class tour filled with great events and fun!

“It’s not just the cars…….it’s the people”

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Willamette Valley Vinyards Tour May 30th Linda Anzellotti, Tourmeister Notations and photos by Ralph Anzellotti A few photos by Ken Moore Four Porsches and four couples made a trek for a wine tasting,, winery tour and an overnight stay in the Willamette Valley. The Anzellotti’s won a silent auction bid for a private tasting at Willamette Valley Vineyards and it was easy to find friends to join the adventure!

We met at Best Buy parking lot to review travel plans for the day

Our travels included Porsche rated roads, perfect weather, highway construction delays, and a huge tractor!

Shane our winery tour guide extraordinaire

FR - Sandy, Audrey BR- Val, Ken, Connie, Bruce, Linda, Ralph, Pinot

Wine capsule for Mars Space Mission

That’s a lot of wine!

Friends, wine, and food, a perfect combination

The winery gift shop has some amazing finds!

We had a barrel of fun!

Stars leading to viewing tower

Hotel check in at Independence and it was very nice with river views

This was a street view the next morning out our hotel window. It did not involve our cars which were parked safely the hotel parking lot.

These car owners will wake up to an unpleasant surprise!

All good things must end until the next time.

We had great weather and our Porsches needed to feel warm dry pavement in preparation for the driving season ahead.

Though this was a private event with friends, we still followed road safety rules while enjoying our Porsches.

Matt Carey Townhouse Painters Bend 541 410 1932 Townhousepaintersbend.com

We paint houses too!

CCB# 169206

ShopLight

by Andy Burke

German Transaxle of America, Inc Boy, if you are a shop geek like I am you would love to stroll through the 6200 sq. feet of German Transaxle of America.

The racks are loaded with spare everything involving transaxles. The floors are clean, the work benches wellorganized. It is one of those shops that exudes a long history of craftsmanship of the highest order and exactly where you would want your Porsche transaxle to be serviced.

In 2001, the then owner of GTA approached his star tech and said basically, “I am retiring and either selling the inventory off or offering the business to you.”

This surprise announcement caught Ken Harvey by complete surprise and after a few deep discussions with his wife, Laurie, they decided to jump in 100%. In hindsight, what a great move.

Ken is one of the those guys who from a very young age was interested in how things worked. He received his first tractor, a John Deere pedal model while in first grade. His two brothers were military trained mechanics. In the blood. Moving to Bend as a young married man he worked, as mentioned above for GTA starting in 1988, as a nuts and bolts sorter. He has come a long way but man he can tell what size bolt you are holding up from 20 paces. GTA currently has seven employees and is known throughout the States and abroad as the number one shop for repair and rebuilding for both automatic and manual German transaxles.

Porsche, through the years, has had an interesting series of transaxles. The 356, 901, 915, G-50, Tiptronic and PDK. With the later models, those after 2010, Porsche decided basically only the dealers can repair the transaxles and very few parts are made available for the aftermarket. So Ken focuses on pre-2010 Porsches.

By the way in case you are wondering why the term ‘transaxle’ instead of ‘transmission’…The German design of the transmission includes the differential. This differs from say US designed transmissions where the differential is separate. Don’t take your Pcar to AAMCO!) Also being German, there are a plethora of special (read expensive) tools to work on these parts. GTA has accumulated enough of these tools to service 70 years of Porsche transaxle design. Speaking of which, I was interested to know which Porsche models have the least troublesome transaxles.

Without hesitation Ken placed his hand on a 915 (1972-1986 Porsche models) he was currently working on and said, “this one. It seems to be more robust and works really well. Should see 150-200K miles before any work is needed.” Well then what is the suggested maintenance an owner should do? “Definitely change (or have changed) the gear oil once a year, no matter mileage. Since not many older Porsches are driven in the winter here in CO, it makes sense to do the fluid change at the end of each summer driving season.” Ken uses the brand, BG Ultraguard 75-90 weight oil.

If you feel like your Porsche’s gearing may need service you can arrange for Ken to take it for a short drive so he can listen/feel for any problems. If any are discovered further testing will be warranted to determine cause.

Entering GTA you will be greeted by the very knowledgeable Kateka Yost who will quickly be able to determine how best to service your Porsche or other German make. She knows her stuff! Rates are currently $150.00 per hour. Ken uses only brand new parts and offers a 2-year, 24K mile limited warranty on most work. GTA works on all German makes.

One of the absolute joys in this ShopLight series is meeting owners like Ken and staff like Kateka. Both love their jobs and one gets this feeling they would be doing this whether getting paid or not. Ken is a true craftsman. His favorite Porsche? 1984-1986 911 Carrera Coupe with of course the wonderful 915 transaxle. (I couldn't agree more Ken!) This is part one of a two part series on GTA. Stay tuned.

Kateka Yost is our friendly front desk receptionist

Quality Rebuilding of German Transaxles German Transaxle of America has been re-building and repairing transmissions for over 30 years. Ken and Laurie Harvey have been married for 29 years and have a passion for fixing transmissions. Ken and Laurie are car enthusiasts and participate in vintage Volkswagen shows.

Ken Harvey is the owner and has been rebuilding transmissions for over 25 years. Ken has established German Tranaxle of America as one of nation’s best resources for quality re-manufactured transmissions.

Laurie Harvey has been helping the business grow and develop since 1999. Laurie manages all the administration for German Transaxle of America..

German Transaxle of America, Inc 2185 NE 2nd Street #C Bend, 97701 541.383.7723

Porsche Vorüber

HDR local SIM contact Randy Lervold randy.lervold@gmail.com

Kévin Estre plants Porsche 963 on pole position at Le Mans 13/06/2024 The Porsche Penske Motorsport works team will tackle this year’s 24 Hours of Le Mans from pole position. In the socalled Hyperpole – the final shootout for the best grid spots – Kévin Estre set the fastest time in the No. 6 Porsche 963.

HDR PCA New Logo Development Our High Desert Region will reach its 25th anniversary in 2025. It’s a perfect time to celebrate that by refreshing our region’s logo through a redesign that will look compatible with the PCA National logo with which it will commonly be seen and will provide for easy replication across various media such as the new website, name badges, stickers, business cards/printed materials, hats/clothing, grille badges, woven patches, etc.

The HDR Board wants to make sure members are included in this process, so we need two groups of volunteers. The first group of volunteers develops candidates for the new logo, either individually or in teams, however they choose. A different group of volunteers reviews and validates the logo candidates to determine that the submissions meet these criteria developed last year: The voting process will include keeping our current logo and NO change to the existing HDR logo.

• Understated and elegant, not too complicated, and approachable • Includes design elements that: • communicate we are a car club • reflect our regions uniqueness’s (landscape, culture, etc.)

• capture the spirit of the HDRPCA club and its members • Provides clear identity information – communicates the name of the club and PCA • Honors the spirit and heritage of the Porsche brand Once we have a set of logo candidates developed and validated (expected to be around the end of August) members will vote and if the club selects a new logo it will be in time to adopt its use by the beginning of 2025.

If you’d like to develop a candidate for the new logo, you are welcome to get started and plan on submitting your logo candidate or candidates around mid-August. If you’d like to be part of the second group, to validate the submissions against the criteria mentioned above, please let Fred Nielsen know by the end of June.

Below is an image of our current logo as well as two candidates already developed:

HDR-PCA MEMBERSHIP UPDATE Mark Taylor, Membership membership@highdesertpca.org Victor Foster Bend 2016 Macan S Michael Dillard Bend 1967 912 Greg Collins (former Test Drive Subscriber) Bend 2010 Cayman Michael Osborn Bend 2024 718 Cayman Elizabeth Buchanan Redmond 2024 Cayenne S Mike & Cindy Chrystal Bend 2004 Boxster S Greg Smith Redmond 2014 Cayman S Ryan Hendricks Bend 1999 911 Carrera Cabriolet Steven Hodgson Bend 2017 911 Carrera 4S Cabriolet Betty Jo and Richard Gretler (Transfer from Las Vegas Region) Redmond 2018 911 Targa 4S Sharon DeBoer and Rob Little (Transfer from Cascade Region) Bend 2011 Cayenne Charles Tompkins (Test Drive Subscriber) Bend

PCA ANNIVERSARIES Tenure Congratulations!

We are very grateful to these members for their membership tenure anniversaries with PCA, not just with the High Desert Region, for June 2024

Kevin & Carol Neary: 23 years Max & Penny Clausen: 18 years Roger Mathus: 16 years Ralph and Joy Conradt: 15 years Steve & John Anderson: 12 years Victor & Karen Grandidier: 12 years Howard & David Koff: 10 years John Ralston & Leslie Shick: 10 years Greg & Polly Snyder: 10 years Paul & Lois Vallerga: 10 years Rob & Penny Byrd: 8 years Linda Leffel & Angelina Lindsay: 8 years Michael Marchant: 8 years Bob & Linda Brookman: 7 years Troy & Lisa Lindquist: 7 years Michael & Sheryl Chandler: 6 years Scott Davis: 6 years Mike & Kizzy Tessen: 6 years Stu and Vicky Malakoff: 4 years Craig Bramscher: 3 years Benoit & Susana Gateau-Cumin: 3 years Zachary Meneyev: 3 years Cary & Suzanne Gressinger: 2 years Matthew Nahlik: 2 years Ken Nava: 2 years Ellen Bartholomew: 1 year Justin Groza: 1 year Teresa Gail Hinton: 1 year Rob Huegli: 1 year Michael Murray: 1 year William & Eric Taylor: 1 year

356 carburetor air/fuel calibration tool. Adjust carburetor for elevation, racing, autocross, price of gas, or set it so flames shoot out car exhaust pipes to impress your friends. Battery not included.

Contact Fred Neilsen at HDR events for details and price.

downshift features FREE HIGHLY CLASSIFIED ads for our club members.

Private ads for Porsche related items such as cars, tires, wheels, accessories, or parts. You can place an ad with a photo and up to 40 words.

Ralph@teleport.com

1995 993 Cab. Engine and Tranny rebuilt at Rozack Porsche in LA in 2021. New Polar Silver paint with Ceramic coat, new top and tonneau cover, new seat covers, new BlueTooth radio, two sets of wheels and tires.

I would say that there is less than 30,000 miles on the rebuild with a total of around 150,000 miles on the car.

I'm asking $52,000 Jack (541) 480-9300 jack@jackjohns.com

New, never used, Custom Frunk mat by CoCo Mats designed for 911 Turbo 991.1 but it could fit other 911's. Make an offer. scott@builderofspecialspaces.com

New, never installed, "Radiator Grill Store" radiator covers/protectors for front of 991.1. Might work for other 911's? Go to Radiator Grill Store for install instructions. Make an offer. scott@builderofspecialspaces.com

Used for one day. Hard wired into my garage circuit. Porsche battery tender w/ battery connector option.

Make an offer. Free key fob cover. scott@builderofspecialspaces.com

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Assisting a deceased member's daughter with selling Porsche parts her father owned.

1. Tan leather front and rear seats from a 1974 or later Porsche 911(G body) 2. Two 7x15 Fuchs wheels 3. 911 SC distributor 0213184001 4. Two early 911 manifolds for Zenith or Weber carburetors 5. Permatune ignition for Porsche 911 6. Porsche 911 Jack 7. Factory workshop manuals for early Porsche 911, Vol. 1, 3, 4, 5, & 6.

8. Lots of other items, call with your questions.

If interested, make offers for the above items.

Fred Neilson bend356@hotmail.com PORSCHE PARTS ** ( Bit and Pieces) Seat Slides and Brackets Rev Counter Weber Carburetors Intakes oil console 916 107 242 OR Rec Counter 91164130220 Front Seats Brake Calipers Torsion Bar Kit Gas Tank Camshafts 2 Rims Engine, call for details

PORSCHES & PALM TREES Everyone loves palm trees surrounded by sunny blue sky’s, warm tropical breezes, and pina coladas.

Downshift will feature this tropical theme in 2024 because it feels so perfect to combine Porches and palm trees with the roar of engines!

Want your Porsche to be featured in Porsches and Palm Trees?

Send me your photos and I will photoshop your car with palm trees. ralph@teleport.com