October 2009 - Porsche Club Chesapeake Region PCA

PORSCHE 

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40th ANNUAL 

CHESAPEAKEPEAKE 

CHALLENGE ISSUE 

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The Monthly Newsletter of the 

Chesapeake Region, PCA 

October 2009 Number 562

Specializes in Repairs and 

Maintenance of Regular and 

Performance Vehicles 

American, German and Japanese 

Automobiles 

Build or Repair Your Race Car 

Driver’s Ed Inspections 

OEM Parts for Audi, BMW, Mercedes 

Benz and Porsche street or race with 

discounts available 

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GT Performance 

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Edgewood, MD 21040 

Tel. (410) 538-3400 

Fax. (410) 538-3417 

Email: soykhermotorsport@yahoo.com 

http://www.gtperformanceinc.com 

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Officers 

PRESIDENT 

Andrew Toth 

410-923-7932 

president@pcachs.org 

VICE PRESIDENT 

Steve Kinsley 

410-866-7560 

vicepresident@pcachs.org 

EXEC. VICE PRESIDENT 

John D. Patterson 

410-636-0770 

executive@pcachs.org 

SECRETARY 

Cheryl Taylor 

secretary@pcachs.org 

TREASURER 

Jim Condax 

treasurer@pcachs.org 

ZONE 2 

REPRESENTATIVE 

Tom Zaffarano 

zonerep@pcachs.org 

*Club Financial information 

available upon request. 

Contact the Treasurer for 

details. 

President’s Message…………….. 4 40TH CHALLENGE…………. 13 

Tech…………………………………. 5 THE PICTURES……………. 16 

Editor’s Corner……………………. 6 THE WINNERS……………. 23 

Membership……………………….. 7 THE MART…………………... 26 

Calendar of Events………………. 8 

Upcoming Events…………. 9 

Committee Chairs and Staff 

AUTOCROSS 

Don Malson 

autocross@pcachs.org 

CONCOURS & MEMBERSHIP 

Ron Gordon 

concours@pcachs.org 

membership@pcachs.org 

DRIVER’S ED 

Tim Costa 

de@pcachs.org 

HISTORIAN 

Bob Rassa 

historian@pcachs.org 

INSURANCE 

Claude Taylor 

insurance@pcachs.org 

PCA LICENSE PLATES 

Laurie and Bruce Tarsia 

pcaLicenseplates@pcachs.org 

PORSCHE PATTER EDITOR 

Jan Borchardt 

410-812-6364 

porschepatter@pcachs.org 

PUBLICITY 

**Available** 

publicity@pcachs.org 

RALLYE 

Steve Kinsley 

Rallye@pcachs.org 

SOCIAL 

**Available** 

social@pcachs.org 

Cover: 2009 Chesapeake 

Challenge 

PORSCHE PATTER ▪ OCTOBER 2009 ▪ Page 3 

SPONSORSHIP 

Joe Zuramski 

Sponsorship@pcachs.org 

TECH SESSIONS 

John D. Patterson 

tech@pcachs.org 

TOUR MEISTER 

Allen Gunzelman 

Tour@pcachs.org 

WEBMASTER 

Linda Toth 

webmaster@pcachs.org

PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE BY ANDREW TOTH 

T 

he recent passing of my brother and the ensuing 

trip home from Phoenix gave me a lot of 

time to think about what we do with our time 

on this planet. While my brother and I were as different 

as a 914 and a 928, we shared the love of cars 

and driving them hard. Like me, he was active in car 

clubs, and always had time to talk cars. 

While car clubs center around cars, they provide us so much more than 

just a chance to look at exquisite hardware. They help us to experience 

life in a unique way and build friendships through those experiences. "It's 

not just the cars, it's the people" perfectly expresses the value of PCA and 

other clubs like it. 

I lived CC40 through email messages of Bob Gutjahr and Steve Kinsley. 

Cheryl Taylor brought it all home with excellent pictures that captured the 

essence of the day. Those pictures should be available on the web site by 

the time you read this. But if you missed Challenge, the fun doesn't stop 

there...there's more. 

We have three more tours before the year is over: the Friendly Farms Fall 

Foliage Tour, the Blackwater Refuge Tour, and the lights of Antietam 

Tour. Each one is sure to be memorable. We also have two more autocross 

events - one each at the Dorsey MARC lot and the Police Academy 

Training Facility. 

Each of these events are brought to you by the hard work of volunteers. 

To keep them going, and to keep improving our offering to you, the members, 

we need people to continue to volunteer. So if you have a few hours 

to spare - it doesn't take many - I suggest you talk to the chair of an 

event you enjoy. Ask if there is some way to help, regardless of how few 

hours you may have offer. I'm sure your help would be welcomed. If you 

can support the club with a little more time, consider filling one of the 

open board positions, like Publicity, Sponsorship, or Treasurer. 

Hope to see you at an event soon. 

Andrew 


TECH BY JON PATTERSON 

1990 to 1998. 

F 

REE! Amazing! Do you know that Volumes 

9-10-11 of UPFIXIN der PORSCHE are available 

as a set from the PCA Executive Office? 

This is a tremendous resource that includes every- 

thing technical published in the PANORAMA from 

You don’t have to be a mechanic to enjoy these articles. Plus, if 

you have saved your Panoramas, UPFIXING is a great index, telling 

you when the article was published. 

There is a $10.00 shipping and handling charge. You can order 

Yours by calling 703.321.2111. 

Techies, get to the phones! 

Stay safe out there! 


According to some, 

the only REAL CAR at 

the 40th Challenge. 

All the rest are garage 

queens. 

Owned and raced by 

Potomac member 

Robert Abbott 

(Just reporting what 

I hear.)

EDITOR’S CORNER BY JAN BORCHARDT 

Doing the PATTER every month has become much more of a 

Challenge than I expected when I took it on. Speaking of 

Challenge, if you did not attend the 40th in Frederick, you 

missed a great day in spite of the rain. Pictures and stories 

from the event fill most of the pages of this months Patter. Everyone had 

a great time looking at the cars and talking and shopping. Some people I 

know are even going back for MORE shopping. 

Back to reality. The time needed to prepare the Patter every month 

has been preempted by getting my work situation into shape. Tele- 

commuting takes a lot more time than I imagined, even though I 

had previously been connected via T1 to servers in another state. I 

remember when we all thought computers were fast. Now we ex- 

pect them to do much more and complain when they seem slow. 

Besides all the time for work, we have a future garage queen in the 

works; restoration is progressing on our ‘63 356SC Sunroof 

coupe— slowly, but surely. 

Thanks for listening—See you at an upcoming event, I hope! 

Jan Borchardt 410-812-6364 

jborchardt@lycos.com 

All photos are mine unless otherwise noted. Email me if you see any you 

want to have. JB 


M EMBERSHIP U PD ATE RON GORDON 

The Chesapeake Region now has 651 Primary Members, 495 Affiliate 

Members for a Total of 1,146 members. 

Chesapeake welcomes the following New Members and Transfers 

In. Join us for an upcoming event! 

Sept New Members: 

Barry Frederick Woodstock, MD 2008 Cayman S 

Justin Kramer Annapolis, MD 1986 944 Turbo 

Omar Prestol Glen Burnie, MD 1984 944 

Thad Schippereit Cockeysville, MD 2010 GT3 

Sept Transfers In: 

Richard Milstead Annapolis, MD 1964 356 C 

from Northern New Jersey 

Congratulations to members celebrating September 

PCA anniversaries. 

Special recognition to Manny Alban and Howard Allen for reaching 

their 20yr anniversary. 

5 Years 

Justin Howard 

Doug Novin 

10 Years 

Marc Cali 

15 Years 

Paul Faupel 

Steven Gaylor 

20 Years 

Manny Alban 

Howard Allen 


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The monthly PCA Chesapeake Social was held on Sept 9th at the OLD 

STEIN INN in Edgewater Maryland. Their rendition of German Cuisine is 

always enjoyed by our members. If you plan to attend any of PCA Chesa- 

peake events, it is suggested that you give the co-coordinator, Steve 

Kinsley, a call or an email so that the restaurant can plan for the numbers 

of attendees. 

UPCOMING EVENTS 

OCT 14TH SOCIAL ▪ STEVE KINSLEY 

AUTOCROSS DON MALSON 

THE LAST AUTOCROSS IS 

ON NOV 14th 

AT SYKESVILLE! 

Potomac Member autocrossing his 356 at Dorsey. 



OCT 25TH ▪ FALL FOLIAGE FRIENDLY FARMS TOUR 

EVERYONE is invited to join us for the FALL FOLIAGE FRIENDLY FARMS (NEW 

ROUTE) drive & dine in Upperco MD. Sunday October 25th. The first drive to 

Friendly Farms was led by Stuart Fine, I believe in 2003, and The Chesapeake 

Region has continued with this popular location. This year a new route is charted 

to make everything new and interesting for those that joined us for the previous 

colorful drives. Located off Mt Carmel Rd. not far from Rt. 83, they have an as- 

sorted variety of selections and desserts. We will meet at the Grauls supermarket 

parking lot on Mt Carmel Rd just east of RT 83 at 9:30am and leave sharp at 

10:00am. The restaurant will open at 11:15am, 45min earlier than usual to get 

us checked in and seated. Check the web site http//friendlyfarm.net/ for selec- 

tions, you won't be disappointed. Please e-mail Allen Gunzelman Tourmeister to 

give us a head count at: Tours@pcachs.org 

NOV 8TH BLACKWATER REFUGE TOUR 

Members and guests! Sign up for the spectacular 

fall drive thru Maryland's own nationally acclaimed 

BLACKWATER NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE on 

the beautiful Eastern Shore of Maryland 

(www.friendsofblackwater.org/) and dine after- 

wards at the HYATT Resort in Cambridge MD. 

Robert Vigorito, who organized this tour 4 years 

ago is promising the same wonderful experience. On Sunday, November 8th, 

Porsche families will gather at the Hyatt Resort in Cambridge, Md, at 9:30am and 

leave for the Refuge at 10am. The migration of birds and other wildlife will pre- 

sent great photo opportunities worthy of framing. We will end back at the Hyatt 

Resort around 12:30pm, for lunch and conversation about beautiful sightings that 

make memories. For those so inclined, Maryland's Eastern Shore offers great 

sightseeing at the Refuge and many quaint waterfront towns like Oxford, St 

Michaels & Cambridge for exploration after the lunch. Please let the Tourmeister 

know ASAP if you plan to attend, and the car you will be driving. 

Tour@pcachs.org, Allen Gunzelman, Tourmeister & Robert Vigorito, Organizer 



DEC 5TH ▪ TOYS FOR TOTS LITERACY DRIVE 

The beauty of the Toys for Tots Literacy Program is that each dollar donated pur- 

chases a book for a needy boy or girl, inspiring them to learn through reading. 

“When we worked with the Toys for Tots organization to create this year-round 

effort, our hope was not only to put books into the hands of our most economi- 

cally disadvantaged children, but also to raise awareness of a significant issue 

facing our nation, an issue that has become even more critical in these economic 

times,” said Stuart Mathis, president of Mail Boxes Etc., Inc., which franchises 

The UPS Store and Mail Boxes Etc. brands. 

Our second Annual TOYS FOR TOTS LITERACY DRIVE has now been routed for 

December 5th. Cars will gather at 9:30am near the BelAir Md Starbucks (620 

Market Place Dr) adjacent to Barnes & Noble and Einsteins Bagels. The 

shopping center is at Rt 1 & Rt 24. We will leave at 10am for a scenic 

drive ending at Honeygo Village Center where donations to the Toys for 

Tots Literacy Program can be made at THE UPS STORE. Receipts will ac- 

knowledge monetary donations. Then lunch/happy hour at Libratore's 

resturant. Porsche friendly parking will be provided. New, Unwrapped 

Toys will also be accepted. 

Please contact Allen Gunzelman, 

Tourmeister tour@pcachs.org 

EVENING OF DEC 5TH ▪ ANTIETAM ILLUMINATION 

On Saturday evening December 5, 2009, Antietam National Battlefield will 

host the Annual Antietam National Battlefield Memorial Illumination in 

honor of the 23,000 soldiers who fell during the Battle of Antietam- the 

single bloodiest day in the Civil War. This is one of the most unusual and 

moving traditions during the holiday season in our area. The 23,000 illu- 

minaries- one for each soldier- line the battlefield in rows and are a 


poignant reminder of the sacrifice of these brave soldiers who died on 

September 17th, 1862. The driving tour through the park is approxi- 

mately 5 miles long, and the spectacle of the luminaries is an experience 

you will never forget. See information at this link: [http://www.nps.gov/ 

anti/planyourvisit/luminary.htm] 


Although the Memorial Illumination is a tribute to our history, it is also a 

tremendous venue for a Porsche Club of America tour. Our plan is to dine 

and drive, providing attendees a memorable holiday dining experience at 

one of area’s nicer restaurants and then touring the park in the later eve- 

ning after the lines dissipate. We have selected the highly rated Comus 

Inn at Sugarloaf Mountain [http://www.thecomusinn.com/] in Montgom- 

ery County for its ambience and proximity to the battlefield. Check it out 

at: We’ll meet at the Inn at 7:00 PM on 5 December, and then leave the 

restaurant parking lot at 9:00 PM for the hour’s drive to the battlefield at 

Sharpsburg. We will probably have to wait in line for 30 minutes or so to 

enter the park. While we wind our way through the park, vehicles are to 

use parking lights only, to the extent technology permits. If all goes well, 

we should be done by 11:00 PM. Event brochures will be distributed at 

the event entrance and contributions will also be accepted by the Park. 

There will be more information forthcoming on this event as details un- 

fold. Please note that while we encourage Porsches at this event, all ve- 

hicles are welcome to accommodate families and friends who want to ex- 

perience the lights. If you do not want to join us for dinner at the Inn, 

please meet us at the parking lot at 9:00 PM for the tour. RSVPs for din- 

ner at the Inn and/or just the tour is mandatory. 

We must provide the Inn with a headcount by 1 December, so please 

RSVP to Bob at silber_pfeile@yahoo.com by that date." 


OCTOBER EVENTS 

S E PTE M B E R 2 6 TH ▪ CC40 – ON THE BRICKS 

by Joanie and Bob Purgason 

If you didn’t believe that Porsches came 

in all shapes, sizes and colors, then you 

should have attended the 40 th Special 

Edition of the Chesapeake Challenge on 

the bricks. This year’s event was 

chaired by Ellen Beck and Bob Gutjahr, 

and was held in the Historic Frederick Everedy Square and Shab Row. 

The date was September 26, 2009, and all that can be said is that it was 

a perfectly planned and executed event, and who would have expected 

less from these two experienced chair people. Colorful it was, historic it 

was, enjoyed by all who attended, it was. The only minor downside was 

something no one can control, the weather. At least the really bad part 

did hold off until the Concours judging was finished. Even though the 

Gimmick Rally was run in less than desirable conditions, it was still enjoyed 

by all who selected that from their menu of activities. These included 

the morning Concours/Car Show, the afternoon Rally, an early 

evening Tech Quiz, and the optional dinner at the Frederick Cellars winery. 

Almost a weekend of activities squeezed into one day. 

Before going on with our CC40 description, we would like to salute the 

volunteers who made this, and all events, so successful. Showing up 

early at 7:00 AM, helping in all phases of the event from traffic control, 

parking line up, registration, Concours set up and judging, designing the 

rally, and event scoring. All of these special members deserve a big pat 

on the back for what they do; because without them the rest of us could 

not enjoy what we do, participate. Next time you see one of them, give 

them that pat on the back and a big Thank You! 

The cars were in all colors - red, orange, blue, silver, white, black and so 

on. Grey skies sometime help to enhance colors and make them more 

vivid, and that was a magic ingredient that helped all the cars look wonderful. 

The shapes were impressive also, front engine, mid engine, and 

the rear engine sorta dictate the shapes of our Porsches, and that’s always 

unique to see. There was not one bad Porsche there (nor will you 


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ever see a bad Porsche) and the close Concours judging proved that out. 

We joined in with the others who decided to do the Concours, and it was 

quite an experience. The competition was working hard to show their car 

at their best, and we think everyone succeeded. It was interesting to find 

out what products your competitors were using, it appeared to be a fairly 

wide range, and we picked up some good tips for our next Concours. 

For a first timer, the Concours can be both nerve-racking but fun at the 

same time. You find yourself sweating - trying to anticipate what the 

judges will be looking for is “Challenging” (no pun intended). And when 

they’re finished with their judging, there’s a big sigh of relief. It’s over! 

Whatever happens, happens! You will accept the outcome, and you will 

learn how to do it better next time. You can generally tell the competitors 

who have done this before; they’re cool and calm. You wish you 

could be this way. Next time it will be easier, you keep telling yourself. 

This years Concours and Car Show went smoothly and without a “glitch”, 

thanks to chair Ron Gordon. The judging team moved from section to 

section, and they handled themselves with calm and dignity. Boy, if only 

we could be that calm and dignified. The final results proved that the 

Chesapeake membership takes this event very seriously, and congratulations 

go to all the winners. Concours and Car Show results are posted at 

the end of this article. 

The afternoon Rally was a back road tour of many local Frederick county 

landmarks, but with a twist as well. You were looking for answers from 

signs along the way, some easy and some difficult. Because of the 

weather, it wasn’t exactly a “top down” day for our cabrio members, but 

all cars got through the course in good time. Ending at the downtown 

Frederick Cellars winery, everyone had smiles and good thoughts for the 

Rallymaster, Steve Kinsley, who was ablely assisted by our own Jon Patterson. 

Together they pulled off another terrific event within an event, so 

congratulations to both of them. Rally results are also posted at the end 

of this article. 

The advertised “Porsche at the Movies” Tech Quiz proved to be a different 

twist on a normal Porsche Tech Quiz. Everyone had an equal chance at 

this one, but knowledge of Porsche appearances in various movies gave 




you the advantage. It tested you being able to distinguish models by 

year, and your Porsche knowledge of things like where the color of the 

911 that Steve McQueen was driving at the start of the movie “LeMans” 

came from. I learned it was from a Bentley, but we still haven’t made the 

association, but we’re sure we will some day. It was “Challenging” to say 

the least, but all took it well and enjoyed the experience. Tech Quiz results 

are also posted at the end of this article. 

The finale of the CC40 was the gathering and dinner at the Frederick Cellars. 

The wine and hors d’oeuvres started the group off in fine style. The 

meal to follow was equally in fine style as well, which was topped off with 

a “chocoholics delight” dessert. No one seemed to wait at their table for 

this ending to a delicious meal. 

The grand finale was the announcement of the award winners. Like the 

rest of CC40, the trophies were unusual and beautiful. Brass plaques on 

authentic and historic Frederick brick pavers, a perfect keepsake reminder 

for those who got to take one home. We were among the recipients, so 

now we have a CC40 treasure to keep. A listing of all the winners is 

posted below, but a special recognition should be given to Dan Dazzo for 

his “Lufthansa Award” (which is not his first), for the highest placed member 

competing in all the events of the day. Congratulations Dan, and to 

all who came and competed or just came to be part of the Special Edition 

of Chesapeake Challenge 40. We hope to be with you and see you all 

back next year. 

Special Note: For those Boxster owners who made the effort to attend 

this years CC40, I also say Congratulations and Thanks. As the Boxster 

Register Advocate for the East Coast, I was very happy we made such a 

wonderful showing of 15 cars out of the total of 60 for this year’s event. 

It was great to meet some members I’d not met before in person, to see 

others that I have met before, and to overall see the reception the Box- 

sters received from everyone. Our cars looked spectacular! Thank you to 

the Chairs, Ellen and Bob, to Andrew Toth for his support, and especially 

to all who brought their Boxsters out to be part of our special event. Let’s 

top this next year! 


INTENSE SHOW PREPARATION 

Jeff Craig 


Dan Dazzo

Above 

Roger 

Eve 

Right 

Rob 

Mairs 




Left Rick Reeve 

Below Steve & Janice Graham 


Right Jim Condax 



Left James Taylor

Right 

Ron 

Bremer 



ON THE BRICKS 

Above, Manrico on the other side of the camera. Below, Judy’s NH car 


INTENSE JUDGING 

The judges have a limited amount of time to spend on each car and they make 

the most of it! 


THE WINNERS 

CONCOURS WINNERS 

Class 2C - 914, 914-6 

Robert Roche. Cristina Windover 1973 914 1st 

Class 3C - Early 911,912 

Randy Moss 1973 911S 1st 

Allen Gunzelman, Jan Borchardt 1972 911 Targa 2nd 

Class 4C - Mid 911,912E 

Chuck Marshall, Sheron Marshall 1988 911 Targa 1st 

Rick Reeve 1974 911 Carrera Targa 2nd 

James Taylor, Pam Taylor 1985 911 3rd 

Class 6C - 993 

Rob Mairs, Diane Mairs 1998 Carrera S 1st 

Judith Hendrickson, Miriam Dunster 1995 993 C2 2nd 

Roger Eve 1998 911 Targa 3rd 

Class 7C - 996,997 

Steve Graham, Janice 2000 996 1st 

Jeff Craig & Taylor 2004 GT3 2nd 

Richard Waddell & Joanne Trippi 2008 911, Carrera S 3rd 

Class 8C - 924, 944, 928, 968 

Jim Condax, Beverly Condax 1986 928S 1st 

Ron Bremer, Valerie Bremer 1979 924 2nd 

Class 9C - Boxster and Boxster S (986) (1997 -2004) 

Mark Hubley 1999 Boxster 1st 

Alan Robinette, Christine Robinette 1999 Boxster 2nd 

Class 10C - Boxster and Boxster S (987) (2005- ) 

Dan Dazzo, Gale Dazzo 2008 Boxster RS-60 1st 

Bob Purgason, Joanie Purgason 2007 Boxster 2nd 

Verden Ness 2009 Boxster S 3rd 

Class 11C - Cayman, Cayman S 

Ron Gordon, Linda Gordon 2007 Cayman S 1st 




THE WINNERS 

CAR SHOW 

Class 1CS - 356, 914, Early 911, 912 

Bryan Powers 1965 356 C Cab 1st 

Class 2CS - Mid 911, 912E 

Ellen Beck, Bob Gutjahr 1989 911 Carrera Speedster 1st 

Class 3CS - Late 911, 964, 993,996 

Donna Brandt, Warren Schultz 1997 Carrera 4S 1st 

Class 4CS - 997,Cayman 

Mark Rabin, Jann Rabin 2008 Cayman 1st 

Class 5CS - 924, 944, 928, 968 

Aaron Miller, Minta 1992 968 1st 

Class 6CS - Boxster, Boxster S 

Deane W. Parker 2008 Boxster S 1st 

Peoples Choice - Bryan Powers 1965 356 Cab 

Honorary Judges Choice - Judy Hendrickson 1995 993 C2 

Best of Show - Rob and Diane Mairs 1998 993 Carrera S 

Judging Team 

Scott Eckels Bob Garcia 

Bryan Powers Bob Roche 

Tom Zaffarano Judy Hendrickson 

Linda Gordon Mirriam Dunster 

Tracey Smith Ron Gordon 


RALLY WINNERS 

THE WINNERS 

TECH QUIZ WINNERS 

1st - Cara Martinez 

2nd - Karen Palazzo 

3rd - Dan Dazzo 

1. Marco Alban, Brian Burdent in a 2005 911 (BLACK) 

2. Bob Garcia, Tracey Smith in a Subaru 

3, Aaron Miller & Minta in a 1992 968 

4. Todd Bernard & Lisa in a 1997 993 Targa 

5. Tim Costa & Kim in a 1998 Boxster (green) 

6. Len Schwarz & Dwight Wilkinson in a 2008 Boxster S LE orange) 


Rally Photo by Aaron Miller

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