| From the Editor |
by Jamie DeRuiter, der Riesenbaum Editor
Well I had way too much drama last month to attend any Porsche related events. I spent most of the month visiting my mother in the hospital. I'm looking forward to a drama free November and the chance to get out and play in the woods and in my Porsche.
Coming up the Sacramento Valley Region is hosting the Mendocino Tour. Our Redwood Region is hosting a brunch run to Two Birds Cafe which should be a blast. The Hinton's are hosting a party at their house to celebrate the Calistoga Tractor Parade and we finish off the year with our annual Holiday Party.
Come on out and help us wind down the year in style.
Shift Toward Adventure,
Jamie
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| Presidents Message |
by Mike Hinton, President
Well, after the rainiest October since at least 2004, it's clear that summer is over! We had a further reminder of that fact last Saturday, when, despite the threatening conditions, over 20 folks turned up to participate in the last autocross of the season, which was a make-up event for the rained-out March event. Alas, the rains returned in force just after the course was set up, and reluctantly, we had to cancel again. I was really looking forward to trying Tristan's course, but that will have to wait until next year, I guess. Our Club members are intrepid, though, and we salvaged the day by descending on Omelet Express in Windsor for a group breakfast attended by 16 people. We all had a great time, and I want to thank all of those who drove significant distances to attend, despite the gloomy outlook.
Earlier in October, I made a quick dash down to Los Angeles to retrieve my GT3, which as you will recall, was mortally wounded during its first track outing. The repaired, welded coolant pipes look great, and the repair should easily last for the life of the car. Naturally, of course, the trip couldn't be without some drama. First, as I was getting ready to leave the shop, the ignition switch broke, making it impossible to start the car. However, since 911Design is a race shop, the mechanics were able to find an old ignition switch out of a 996 race car, and the switches were swapped out in about an hour. Don't ask me how they did that! Finally, on the drive home, I hit a large bump on I-5, and peeled the front spoiler off the car! Good thing that they are only $300....
The good news is that the GT3 made it home, and was ready to participate in the 7
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annual Emmett Wilder enduro autocross, which was held on October 8th. I've said many times that the enduro events are my favorite, because driving multiple laps helps me to improve more quickly. This year, we had a huge turnout, which limited the number of enduro laps in the afternoon. Nevertheless, the event was great fun, and now I can go into the autocross offseason knowing that my last lap on the last run was my fastest of the day. I hope that feeling will tide me over for the winter. March is a long way away!
I also had the opportunity to lead the drive to Occidental for the annual Membership Meeting, where our candidates for Executive Council positions wowed the crowd with their vision for the Club's future. I feel confident that our leadership is solid, with great ideas to make our Club even better. Let's all agree to help them out by volunteering in any capacity. There are a myriad of tasks involved in hosting events, and many hands make the burden lighter for everyone.
As always, we welcome your input about any of our current or future events. Please contact any of us with questions or concerns.
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Vice Presidents Message |
by Craig Steele, Redwood Region Vice President
Fall is upon us with Halloween on a Monday, Cubs vs. Indians in World Series and a presidential election; I am not talking about the Donald and Hillary, Redwood Region is getting ready to elect a new board. So why not start with what my qualifications for running for president with my strengths:
- Taking risks cautiously
- Willing to listen intently
- Combining excitement and enthusiasm with a business like approach
- Organized
- Creating excitement and involvement through my responsiveness and friendliness
- Making people feel comfortable
- Natural tendency to offer support, fun to be around
- Willing to share dreams and ideas
PCA & Redwood Region member
- Joined in December 2009 with my wife, Sandy
- Switched from a '99 911 Carrera Cabriolet to a '06 Cayman S in May 2014
- Done a lot of activities in PCA, including serving four years on Executive Council
Here is what's I see as our mission...
2017 Events
- Sustain this year's 15- Events, 10- Auto Cross sessions, 10- Board meetings, 2- Zone 7 President Meetings, Other PCA & Zone 7 Events (Parade, Treffen (Escape), Crab 36, Werks Reunion, etc.)
- Event Planning starts in early November with updated process and event coordinator.
- New Future events
- o 2017 Tour of Zone 7 (Redwood, Shasta and Sacramento Valley regions)
- o Expand our Crab Feed to an out and back Run with Diablo Region
- o Plan for at least one event in the Mendocino, Humboldt or Del Norte area
- o Continue new member and legacy membership focus with more diversity instead of the same as usual
- Communications
- o Coordinating our resources (dR, RR Webpage and & Calendar, Facebook, E-mail Blasts, MSR.com, PCA, etc.) to inform the membership of all events
- 2017 Auto Crossing Season
- o Ensure our new AX director, volunteer staff and instructors replacements are ready for the next season
- By-laws Updates (Jerry Gladstone)
- o Support our newly updated by-laws as submitted
- o Focus on the six key directorships including: Membership, Events, Autocross, Concours, Safety and Communications (on-boarding)
(Currently we have 957 total members, 594 actives, and 363 affiliates)
- o We rarely see more than 7-10% percent participate in our events
- o We are at critical mass to attract new people to take on event leadership and co-ordination roles
- o Tap into our Affiliate members for these event roles and responsibilities
- o Continue our succession planning, who do we want for future leadership positions?
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| In The Zone |
by Sandy Provasi, Zone 7 Representative
Thanks to everyone who attended the last Concours of 2016 at Livermore Porsche on Sunday October 9
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. It was a beautiful day. That wrapped up all the Zone series for the year. Dates for 2017 are in the works as you read this. We will have a tentative calendar out after the zone presidents meeting in November.
Tech Tactics is a PCA National event to be held at the PCNA Training facility in Ontario CA. There could still be time to register for Tech Tactics West. Check on line at Motorsportreg.com for the Sunday, November 20
th event. They are expanding to two days. Saturday is sold out at this time.
For those of you whom are wondering about Parade registration for the Spokane Parade, here is what I know to date. There will again be two parts to the registration. The first part will be registering for Parade and housing. This will take place in January. The second part will be signing up for events. That will take place in early April. I have also heard there will be no limit on how many can attend. There are plenty of hotel rooms for all who'd like to attend this West Coast Parade.
The Werks Reunion 2017 is looking for a few more key people to help plan, organize and follow through with the numerous tasks it take to put on the event. There will be more to come on the beautiful new site as soon as the final contract is signed. If you are interested it stepping up, please let me know.
Looking Forward-
Tech Tactics West- Sunday, November 20
th, Ontario, CA
Porsche Parade-Spokane, Washington- July 9
th-15
th, 2017
Werks Reunion- August 18
th, 2017
Safe driving,
Sandy Provasi
Zone 7 Rep
408-947-0980
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| Brunch Run Two Birde Cafe November 12th, 2016 |
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| Redwood Election 2016 |
1. Craig A Steele, PCA Redwood Club President
I have been a Porsche driver and a member of PCA since December 2009. I have a son, Sean, who is all things Porsche and BMW in San Diego (El Cajon). He owns Autobahn Auto Dismantlers and sold me my 1999 Porsche 911 Carrera Cab in December 2009 and my 2006 Cayman S in May 2014. My wife, Sandy and I love our Porsche. We have participated in every aspect of the Redwood region activities from autocrosses, to tech sessions, to brunch runs, car shows, winery tours, holiday parties, and special club events. I drove my Cab at Laguna Seca doing a high speed driver education (HPDE) course. I drove my Cayman S to Porsche Parade 2015 in French Lich IN and returned via Route 66. In 2016, I drove the Cayman S to Porsche Parade in Jay Peak VT and followed the original Lincoln Highway from NYC to SF. Also, I attended SVR Crab 36. I support our AX program and compete in every season.
I am a fourth generation Californian, born in San Rafael. I also have a daughter; Shannon and her husband who live in Parker, COLO with my two granddaughters (nine and five years old). My son has a three-year-old granddaughter, Sophia plus a second child, Stella born on the July 4th 2014. My hobbies included: photography, traveling, genealogy, power walking (just started), etc. I currently work for Cush-Wake on a PG&E contract as a space planner.
I have a long history of serving in volunteer leadership positions from my College Fraternity, Sigma Phi Epsilon, to IFMA (International Facility Management Association), to Leadership Santa Rosa Cultural Arts Council, to United Centers for Spiritual Living. Over the last few years, I have served as Redwood Region Secretary and as Vice President. I believe I can add value and enjoyment to the 2017 Redwood events calendar for our Porsche owners and associates.
I'm running for Region President, and ask for your vote in the upcoming election.
2. Chip Witt for Vice President BIO
After two successful years as Secretary for the PCA Redwood Region, I humbly accept nomination as a candidate for Vice President.
For those that don't yet know me well, professionally, I am a software product manager, cyber security expert and "recovering" entrepreneur. I believe strongly in service above self and that leadership is more than just a resume building exercise. In order to lead effectively, one must listen, understand and act with conscience.
This club has a proud tradition of inspiring effective leaders, many of whom have become treasured mentors, each having their own unique styles of influence. I hope to bring my respect for the past, joy in the present and a crisp vison of the future to bear in the role of Redwood Region Vice President, ultimately leaving my own mark worthy of that tradition.
Vital Stats:
* Have lived in Sonoma County since September 1980
* Attended college in Marin County (Dominican
University of California)
* Have an undergrad degree in Biology/Chemistry and an MBA in Strategic Leadership
* Have been in the field of Information and Computing Technology for 20 years
* Have been shaving my head for the same amount of time
* Have worked as a college lecturer, personal trainer, disc jockey, bouncer and courier (not all at the same time)
* Currently employed by Hewlett Packard Enterprise
I have been a PCA member since June 2011, but have been a Porsche lover all my life. The history, the engineering philosophy, even the pop-culture characterizations have all contributed to a near irrational preference for Porsche over any other marque. "Sasha", a white 2012 997.2 Carrera GTS that is my daily-driver and AX pride and joy, is what brought me to the club...to share the Porsche experience with other like-minded folk. In the Redwood Region, I have continuously found that "it's not just the cars, it's the people" is not just a motto, it's the truth.
It is my hope you will do me the honor of allowing me to serve in the role of Redwood Region Vice President.
Thank you,
CW
chip@wittzend.com
http://www.linkedin.com/in/chipwitt
3. Jerry Gladstone Treasurer BIO
For most of my adult life I have been a Porsche enthusiast and owner as well as a member of PCA. I re-joined Redwood Region 20 years ago and served as Secretary for 6 years and have been Treasurer since 2010. My other service to the Club has been MotorSportReg Administrator for 5 years and co-Editor (with Barbara McCrory) of our newsletter - der Riesenbaum - for 2 years. My current Porsche, my fifth, is an arctic silver 993 Carrera coupe (though I do have thoughts of adding a newer Porsche to the stable). I very much enjoy my Porsche, the Club and especially the people. My favorite events are driving tours, tech sessions, race attendance, car corrals, concours and social events. I would enjoy continuing to serve the Club as Treasurer (and MSR Administrator) for 2017. Thank you for your support.
4. Alan Geddes - Secretary BIO
I'm Alan Geddes, and I bought my first Porsche, a 1969 911E, after starting my first job out of college in 1974. I've been driving Porsche's ever since. In addition to the 911E, I've owned a 1974 911 2.7 and a 1998 993 Carrera S. Last year, after retiring from a forty-year career in Corporate Finance, I bought a 2016 911 Carrera S.
In my early Porsche years, I was very active in several sports car clubs in Southern California and was big into TSD rallies. In 1979, I moved to Northern California and transferred my PCA membership to the Redwood Region. The 1980's and 1990's were career years for me and I was less active in car clubs. I worked as Chief Financial Officer for several high technology and biotechnology companies, and later, was a financial consultant in the high tech and biotech industries. All this time, Porsche was my daily driver.
After retirement and buying the 2016 911S, I rejoined PCA and have re-kindled my enjoyment of driving for fun. I've been very active in Redwood Region tours and autocrosses, as well as events put on by other Zone 7 regions. I've also participated in several track days sponsored by bay area clubs, and, after 140,000 miles, I retired the 993 from daily driving, cleaned it up, and entered it in the last two Zone 7 concours d' elegance of the season.
Throughout my career, I always considered myself lucky to drive a Porsche. Since retiring, I'm enjoying driving even more. I feel that my life-long love of Porsche, my continued involvement in sports car clubs and my career background in corporate management all qualify me to serve as Secretary of the Redwood Region of PCA.
5. Summary of Proposed Redwood Region Bylaw Changes for 2016
The changes and updates to the revised Redwood Region Bylaws reflect current practices, participation, volunteerism, dates, spending amounts, and the objective of simplifying the leadership structure for better coordination. Of course, there were detailed corrections of grammar and removal of redundancies.
· Dual Members may vote in Region elections and serve on the Board of Directors; they were not in the current Bylaws. [Article IV, Section 7]
· Only Active (Primary) Members may serve in an elected officer position; previously Family-Active members could also serve. [Article IV, Section 7 and Article VII, Section 1]
· Expenditures up to $100 do not need Executive Council approval (was $50). [Article IV, Section 9]
· General membership meeting quorum was lowered to 2.5% of the Voting Members in good standing (was 5%). [Article V, Section 4]
· Special meetings may be called by 5% of the Voting Members (was 7%). [Article V, Section 3]
· There will be only six (6) voting members of the Board of Directors each in charge of a functional area: Membership, Events, Autocross, Concours, Safety and Communications. [Article VIII, Section 1]
· The Communications Director, a newly defined Board Director, will be responsible for all outreach. Her/his committee will consist of the Newsletter Editor, Webmaster, Social Media Lead and Sponsorship Coordinator. Members holding these four (4) positions are encouraged to attend Board Meetings but do not have voting rights. [Article VIII, Section 1]
· The Goodie Store Director, Northern Representative and Technical Advisor are also encouraged to attend Board meetings though they too do not have voting rights. [Article VIII, Section 1]
· Descriptions of all Executive Council, Board members and other leadership positions have had minor revisions. [Article VIII, Sections 3-21]
· The requirement for the Nominating Committee to present two (2) candidates for election who have accepted the nominations has been reduced to one (1). [Article IX, Section 1]
· A written petition by the Voting Members for a revision to the Bylaws has been lowered to Five percent (5%) from Seven percent (7%). [Article XII, Section 1]
The full text of the Proposed 2016 Redwood Region Bylaws may be found on the Club's website at: http://red.pca.org/imagesN/2016/oct/Redwood_Region_Bylaws_2016_Revision.pdf
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| Holiday Party December 17th, 2016 |
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| Redwood Region Annual Members Meeting 2016 |
by Craig Steele, Redwood Region Vice President
Our annual member's meeting is a time to focus on the upcoming year and leadership changes. We started this event in Novato's Chevys with 42 drivers and passengers. The weather was one of those clear fall days and the tour route was a favorite from last year. After our normal conversions, restroom breaks and the drivers meeting we pushed off across west Marin and Sonoma counties to Occidental and our favorite Union Hotel venue. The Porsches got a little disconnected on route and arrived in several groups. Also had the usual wrong turns at Dillon's Beach and Hwy One, otherwise we arrived safety and ready for lunch.
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| President Mike Hinton leads the driver's meeting |
We walked into our dining room to sight of salad and bread betting us to partake. Followed by the minestrone soup, Margarita pizza and too die for raviolis. I have just lose 25 pounds and was re-entering eating routine meal. After the meal, our current president discuss some highlights of the 2016 Redwood Region and well as hearing from our treasurer, Jerry Gladstone on the current finances of the region. Then Mike introduced the candidates running for office with their remarks about themselves. Afterwards, everyone push off from the banquet room to enjoy the rest of his or her Sunday.
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| (Left to right:) Redwood Region slate of officers are: Alan Geddes, Secretary; Jerry Gladstone, Treasurer; Chip Witt, Vice President; Craig Steele, President and Mike Hinton present past President |
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| Autocross - October 9th Emmitt Wilder Enduro |
by Grady Carter
Our October 9
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autocross was unique in several ways. In addition to this being our annual Enduro event, it was also our largest autocross of the year with 53 participants and the warmest of the year at 95 degrees.
The event format for this year was 4-single lap runs in the morning and two-2 lap runs in the afternoon.
Morning: In the "normal" autocross in the morning session, top time was set by a guest from SCCA in his fully prepped BMW M3, Praneil Prasad. A long time autocrosser, he demonstrated both his skills as a driver and as a suspension tuner. Following Praneil were 3 Porsches within a second of each other. Tristan Bayless lead the trio showing he and 912 are as fast as ever and was followed closely by Grady Carter And Doug Brekke in a pair of Boxsters, one S and one Spyder.
Among the ladies, LaVernge Thomas "flexed" her driving talents and came away with a 1 second margin over Stacy O'Connell with Anita Benzing another 1/3 of a second back.
Afternoon: The Enduro. Porsche drivers battling it out for the 7
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Annual Emmitt Wilder Enduro trophies (which are actually Emmitt Wilder's trophy).
The closest competition was among the ladies. With LaVergne out of action with car battery(?) problems, it became a real duel between Stacy and Anita. First run, Anita puts down a nice 80.385 two lap run but gets a 1 cone penalty. With this opening, Stacy goes 1/3 of a second faster but she picks up 2 cone penalties. Advantage Anita. For the second run, Anita not only goes faster, 79.963, but is penalty free. The gauntlet has been thrown! Stacy, picking up the gauntlet, goes faster and goes clean as well. Unfortunately, the weight of the gauntlet must have slowed her Boxster just a hair as she comes up shy of Anita's time by 0.015 of a second.
The men's competition had a little action as well. Tristan Bayless turned in 2 very consistent and clean laps for a 69.274 to take the
first run lead with Grady Carter and Doug Brekke chasing but with 1 and 3 cone penalties, respectively. Tristan couldn't improve his time on the second run and waited. Doug went cleaner and faster on his run but came up just short of Tristan. Grady managed to put 2 of his best laps of the day together and stayed clean-to-boot for a 68.959 to just edge Tristan for the trophy.
Happy Motoring,
Grady Carter
Redwood Autocross Director
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| Board Meeting Minutes |
by Chip Witt, Redwood Region Secretary
Redwood Region Board Meeting Minutes - The minutes from the October 25th, 2016 Board meeting will be available after approval at the November 29th, 2016 meeting. Read previous board meeting minutes
here.
Our next Board Meeting is scheduled for 7:00 p.m. on November 29th, 2016 at Novato Mary's Pizza Shack, 121 San Marin Drive, Novato, CA 94945. All members are welcome to attend.
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| Membership Report |
by Tom Short, Redwood Region Membership Director
In October 2016, 33 PCA Redwood Region members marked five or more years in the club. A special thank you goes out to four members who marked anniversaries of over 40 years, and three more more who have been in the club for over 30 years. Congratulations and thank you to all of you who are marking anniversaries - I hope you are enjoying your membership and taking advantage of all the great benefits our club has to offer!
In October we welcomed eight new members - I hope you take advantage of the excellent activities our club offers throughout the year. You will be receiving a complimentary Redwood Region name badge shortly, along with a coupon good for a free autocross. Check out our website for upcoming autocross events. Also, you can order a name badge for your associate member there as well.
Be sure to check out the calendar on our website, and keep an eye on it as new events are added as we finalize them. I encourage everyone to participate in your club's events - it's a great way to meet other PCA members and have some fun with great people and our amazing cars.
If you spot any errors or have any questions about membership please feel free to
email me at
pcaredmembership@gmail.com
or call me at 415-300-7457.
Best,
Tom Short
New Members:
Anniversaries (five years or more):
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| Membership Information |
Please contact
Tom Short, Membership Director for general information about Club membership, including changes of address and/or contact information, dual-membership inquiries, inter-region transfers, membership referrals, and name badges.
Redwood Region Members are welcome and encouraged to attend monthly Board Meetings, held on the last Tuesday of each month (except December) at 7:00 p.m. Month Day Year meeting will be at Novato Mary's Pizza Shack, 121 San Marin Drive, Novato, CA 94945.
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2016 Redwood Region Board of Directors
Executive Council Appointed Directors
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| der Marktplatz |
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PORSCHE Panorama Collection
FREE
- Pick them up and they're yours!
1972 (Apr-Dec) through 1979
1981 through 1982 (Jan.-Aug.)
2003 through 2015
Cell: 415-867-7667
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1999 Boxster headlights. Low and high beam bulbs have been removed. Tinted film covering yellow reflectors that could be removed. Slight haze, but no other problems. $100 Andy Cell 707-494-0100
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2004 Boxster Project Car
WP0CA29834S620883 engine failed with IMS problem at 89,000 miles. Never crashed, never tracked. 2nd owner. 5 speed manual. Exterior (black), full leather interior (black), top (black) all in good shape. New rear brakes. 4 Michelin pilot sport tires at 84,500 miles. Full service record. More pictures available.
Asking $7,500. Offers accepted.
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1969 Porsche 911 GT Race Car with 3.4L Race Engine: !
Fully developed and sorted 1969 911 GT race car with fresh 3.4L racing engine. Currently set up for PCA and Porsche Racing Club GT3 class. Current engine, suspension design and set up by Mat Lowrance of Reno Rennsport.
PCA and NASA logbooks. Dry weight of 19xx pounds (with oil). Fresh and unpainted 993 widebody fiberglass bodywork. Phone or email for details and additional photos. !
Dual axle open trailer with large front mounted tire rack, fuel jug storage and lockable tool box. ! Spares and supplies include fuel transport bottles, funnel, et cetera. ! A turnkey racing package. $125K + to duplicate, asking $39,000 OBO !
Contact: Neil Jackson: 925.785.0247 or jplusc@att.net Located in Orinda CA.
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Genuine Porsche OEM 18" Wheels
*Price Reduction*
Front: 8"x18" ET57 (997.362.137.01)
Rear: 10.5"x18" ET60 (997.362.141.65)
Carrera IV wheel style introduced for the 997.2 in 2009 but should fit any 997. Near-perfect condition; no curb rash, scratches or dings. Great for mounting AX tires, winter tires, or to upgrade your scuffed original street wheels.
Hi-res pictures of each wheel available on request.
$400 for all 4.
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2005 Boxster S: 63,875 mi.
Triple black, Rare factory hardback sport seats, HRE 567R wheels & stainless welded exhaust. I'm not sure the brand of exhaust it was on the car when we bought it.. Neillo Porsche in Rockland has done all the service work since we have owned it. Runs and looks great! Additional pictures upon request.
$22,000
Contact:
Byron
Cell: 415-328-4718
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1992/2008 964 race car: PCA GT3 Zone 7 Champion 2012, 2
nd nationally and 3 time NASA/PRC GTL class champion. Currently racing with PCA & NASA log books. Jerry Woods 3.6L & G-50 6 speed, Guards GT3 LSD, coil over suspension, 'big red' brakes, two sets 10.5 & 13 by 16 Jongbloed wheels, approx. 2,100 lbs., Getty GT 2 Evo fiberglass body with 55 in. GT 3 Cup wing. All safety equipment, radio, cool shirt, etc.
The car is in excellent condition with low hours on all major components. The car has been professionally maintained by Jerry Woods Enterprises and has always had repairs/replacement as needed, for example the wheels and shock are currently being rebuilt. It was painted in June and looks great. No issues, needs or stories. The car is fast, dependable and fun to drive. It is especially easy to drive at the limit. Easily does 1:42's at Sonoma (1:41.8 in June), 1:54's at T-Hill and 1:35's at Laguna Seca. For more details, see
pdf here.
$59,500. Contact Gary Willard 650-477-7039 or
gary.willard@marcusmillichap.com
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1997 993 TT has 46,700 miles on it.
Artic silver/rubicon interior. Hardback sport seats, roof liner in leather, 6 CD changer. All stock except PSS 10 suspension. Original parts come with the car.
Only repaint was front bumper. Car is fantastic, I measured the paint to verify. Looks like new! Won numerous awards in SoCal. Engine top end and turbos redone at 38,000 miles. Also clutch. Runs perfect, absolutely no problems, everything works. More photos here
VIN: WP0AC2999VS375292
Price: $189K
Contact Info: Jochen Rohr: jjochenrohr@outlook.com
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1970 Porsche 911 T Targa
Meticuously maintained and upgraded by the same owner for 24 years
California car, no rust
Rare 15" Mahle magnisium wheels w/hand-painted centers
OEM Recaro Sport seats
OEM "S" front spoiler
Euro H-1 headlights
Weber conversion
rare rebuilt 4-speed transmission w/short-shift kit
4k miles on split case engine complete rebuild with "E" pistons and distributor
Dino steering wheel
26206 indicated mileage
Tornado Red/Black (change of color)
Nakamichi cd player w/5 speaker 1100 watts amplifiers
Receipts & Logbook
$75,000
Contact Fred Miramontes
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Classified ads for Porsches and Porsche-related parts or accessories are available at no charge to PCA members and may be submitted to the editor via
email by the 5th of the month to be included in that month's issue of der Riesenbaum. Ads will run for three months, space permitting, unless canceled by the seller. Classified ads are also included in the
der Marktplatz section on our Club website. Editor may modify ad copy as needed based on space constraints, and is not responsible for content, errors or omissions. Commercial ads are not accepted. Please contact
Sponsorship Director Simone Kopitzki at 415.299.7563 for sponsorship information and rates.
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