Slipstream - July 2006

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Upcoming Events
• Murder Holiday Mystery Party
Dinner Theater
• Texas New Member Rangers Party
Baseball Game
• Wine Hare and Tasting Hound at Tony’s
Rally
Past Events
• Tour to • Club Arkansas
Race
• DE at MotorSport • May at Mayo’s
Ranch
• Time • Charity Trial #4 Autocross & Autocross at TMS
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December July 2006 2005 - Published - by the by the Maverick Region
Region
Porsche Club of America

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Departments
Zone 5 Presidents ..........................................................1
List of Officers/Board Chairs ........................................4
The Inside Track (President’s Column) ......................5
Maverick Minutes ..........................................................8
From the Driver’s Seat (Editor’s Column)................10
New Wheels ..................................................................27
Anniversaries ................................................................27
Unclassifieds..................................................................28
Advertiser Index............................................................28
Upcoming Events
Calendar of Events..........................................................1
Murder Mystery Dinner Theater..................................2
Texas Rangers vs. NY Yankees Baseball Game ............2
Maverick Lunches ..........................................................2
Happy Hour at Razzoo’s................................................2
July Gimmick Rally ........................................................3
Time Trial #5 & Autocross #5 ......................................3
Board Meeting ................................................................5
Hare and Hound Rally ................................................13
Post Parade Dinner Social ..........................................13
Boxstoberfest ................................................................15
Past Event Recaps
May at Mayo’s ..............................................................14
Club Race and Drivers’ Education at MSR ..............16
Club Race Sponsors and Staff ....................................18
PorschePlatz at Lone Star Grand Prix ......................18
Time Trial #4 and Autocross #3..................................22
Happy Hour at Hunan Dynasty ................................24
Miscellaneous
Trivia Contest..................................................................5
Preserving Memories ..................................................12
Day July
9 Rally
11 Board Meeting
15 Murder Mystery Dinner
18 Bedford & Plano Lunches
20 Happy Hour
25 Addison Lunch
26 Texas Rangers vs. New York
Yankees Baseball Game
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Day September
6 Board Meeting
9 Time Trial #6
10 Autocross #6
10 East Texas Tour
16-17 Drivers’ Education at MSR
19 Bedford & Plano Lunches
21 Happy Hour
26 Addison Lunch
30-10/1 Drivers’ Education at TWS (LSR)
DE - Drivers’ Education event
HCR - Hill Country Region (Austin-centered)
LSR - Lone Star Region (Houston-centered)
MW - Mineral Wells Airport, Mineral Wells, Texas
MSR - Motor Sport Ranch, Cresson, Texas
TWS - Texas World Speedway, College Station, Texas
TMS - Texas Motor Speedway, Fort Worth, Texas
Penn - Pennington Field Stadium, Bedford, Texas
Day August
1 Board Meeting
5 Time Trial #5 (MW)
6 Autocross #5 (MW)
6-11 51st PCA Parade in Portland, OR
15 Bedford & Plano Lunches
17 Happy Hour
26 Rally
26 Post Parade Party
29 Addison Lunch
Day October
3 Board Meeting
8 Charity Autocross at TMS
17 Bedford & Plano Lunches
19 Happy Hour
27-29 Tour to Arkansas
28-29 Drivers’ Education at MSR
31 Addison Lunch
Photography
Dennis Chamberlain,
Charlie Davis, Hart Photography,
Ruben Ledesma, Kevin Hardison.
Cover Photo by Hart Photography
Club Racing at its finest... an exciting start!
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2006 Maverick Region - Board, Officers & Chairs
President
Rocky Johnson
H: 903-356-6531
C: 972-816-1769
president@mavpca.org
3502 Sandy Lake Circle
Quinlan, TX 75474
Rocky is active in Club Racing, Drivers
Education, Autocross, and Time Trial. He also
instructs at Drivers Education and Autocross,
and Time Trial events. His daily driver is a
Boxster S and his track car is an F class 968.
Vice-President
Mark Gluck
C: 817-706-9061
vp@mavpca.org
Mark drivers a Boxster S and has been a
Maverick member since 1999. He is active
with Drivers Education, Tours, and Social
events, as well as with many Hope Shelter
charity projects.
Secretary
Jan Mayo
H: 817-595-4651
C: 817-313-9406
secretary@mavpca.org
Jan joined Maverick Region in 1980 with a
1974 914, which she still has. She has been
region secretary, treasurer and editor, Zone 5
Representative plus Parade Treasurer, Parade
Worker Chair & 2004 Parade Chair. Currently
she's an active driver & instructor in AXes and
TTs and enjoys tours and rallies.
Treasurer
Jeff Atkins
W: 972-419-5417
H: 972-939-0893
treasurer@mavpca.org
1904 Diamond Ridge Ct
Carrollton, TX 75010
Jeff has been a Maverick member since 2003.
He is active in Drivers Education events as well
as Autocross and Time Trial. He drives a 1988
911 Targa and is a CPA.
DE Chair
Bill Dawson
H - (972) 291-8817 (

The Inside Track
by Rocky Johnson, the Maverick Region President
Those of you blessed with excellent memories (or
a July 2005 Slipstream) may remember that after
last year's event I boldly forecasted an even bigger
and better Club Race/DE weekend for 2006. As it
turned out, it was bigger and better in ways I hadn't
even imagined at the time. As in the past, all of the
Chairs, Co-Chairs, National Staff, Sponsors and the
many volunteers did an outstanding job. On the
whole, things ran so smoothly that it looked easy.
Believe me, if something that complicated can be made to look easy, it is
because of all the excellent planning and hard work that has taken place
beforehand. So, a huge thank you goes out to everyone who helped make
the weekend so successful! If I attempted to list all the names, it would
take all the available space in Slipstream.
Back to the “bigger and better” part. Last year we held our first Club
Race at MSR on the original 1.7 mile track and it was great. This year we
had the new, bigger 3.1 mile circuit that provided even more fun and challenges.
We grew from 65 to 82 club racers and had 63 DE participants.
We increased the schedule from two to three races, two Sprints and an
Enduro and had significantly more track time available for DE participants.
We even upped the ante in the food department with a cookout
Saturday evening and a catered meal Sunday evening. For this we thank
our good friends at Boardwalk Porsche and Performance Speed Tech.
It will certainly be an uphill climb to top this year’s event. However,
it is never a good idea to underestimate the capabilities of the many
Maverick volunteers, so, once again, don't be surprised if 2007 brings
another “bigger and better” weekend!
Trivia Contest
July
It’s Easy To Play:
Enter online at http://mav.pca.org or email
answers to: Trivia@mavpca.org
Rules: 1 Point per each correct answer. 1 entry per
member. Drawing to tie break. Deadline 7/30/06.
Congratulations to our May winner,
David Sumners!
Honorable Mentions go to:
Cyril Reif, Jeff Gann, and Noby Takahashi
April Answers: 1) A 2) B 3) D 4) B
July prize:
$25 gift certificate to:
1. The spectacular Porsche 959 was known for all of the following
technological advances except:
a) Four wheel drive; b) Driver adjustable suspension; c)
Water cooled 4-valve twin cam heads; d) Aluminum V8
engine block
2. In the filming of the classic movie “Le Mans”, Steve
McQueen's production company actually strapped 3 cameras
onto the following chase car, which finished 9th overall:
a) Porsche 917; b) Specially built Mercedes truck; c) Porsche
908; d) Ferrari 512LM
3. Turbo tie rods are a popular upgrade on earlier 911's. That's
because they:
a) Decrease the turning radius for tighter cornering; b) Add
caster and camber for track use; c) Make the steering effort
lighter; d) Remove the loose feel of rubber linkages
4. After World War II, Dr. Ferdinand Porsche did which of the
following:
a) Moved his company from Austria to Germany; b) Was
imprisoned for two years; c) Designed the future 911 series;
d)Designed the Volkswagen “Beetle”
5. The 914/6 was manufactured for only two years with the following
engine:
a) 2.0 engine; b) 2.2 engine; c) 2.4 engine; d) 2.8 engine
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Maverick Minutes
by Jan Mayo
Rocky paused the start of the meeting while
Dennis Chamberlain redirected my attention
with his busily snapping shutter. He said he
needed new pictures of the board, but how can one
concentrate on Rocky while that shutter is snapping
and the flash is flashing and everybody is watching.
Rocky regained control by starting with Dennis
who had to put down his camera so he could talk.
The Hunan Happy Hour was fun but they had unusually bad service
that evening. Seems it was only at Tracey and Wendy’s table because
Lanean said she had great service. The next Happy Hour is at Go Fish
where the menu is not cheap plus that night is game 4 for the
Mavericks. Dennis is expecting another small crowd. This month’s
ads were run by Tracey before heading to Wendy to publish so there
should be no errors.
Lanean was looking ahead on the calendar and noted that the
Sept Board Meeting falls on the Tues after Labor Day. Hackberry
Country Club will change their normal Monday close day to that
Tuesday in order to stay open for Labor Day. Our Board Meeting will
move to Wed 9/6.
The Hope Shelter has started sheet rock and tape/bedding work
on two rooms. It’s going slow because the labor is being donated by
a single gentleman working by himself at night. Lanean is working
on getting some experienced volunteers that can go out over the next
couple of weeks. With this done the painting will be next.
Lanean expressed a huge Thank You to Wendy Shoffit, Annette
Snodgrass and Tracey Gross for their help with Hospitality during the
Memorial Day Club Race.
While the “Thanks” were going around Bryan Bell noted that the
Trivia games have been great. He sends a big Thanks to Bob
Kuykendall. Since he had the floor Bryan continued with his report
that Time Trials #2 and #3 went fairly well. He was finally awake for
Time Trial #4 and Autocross #3. The autocross attendance was at 58
and he was pleased with that. Bryan’s looking at the 2007 calendar
and in preparation to reserve dates wants to know the track weekends
so he can schedule around them. Rocky asked about his intention to
raise the fee for non-P cars and Bryan intends to do that starting next
year rather than confuse things in the middle of this season. He will
also lower the fee for P-cars by the same $5. Bryan asked if the board
had anything they wanted done differently this year and was
answered with a no and resounding thanks for the great job he’s been
doing. Bryan had another thanks for Mike Lockas who did a good
job on a worker-info sheet at the last event.
Rocky commented that, while taking pictures at Mineral Wells,
Charlie sometimes positions himself in unsafe locations. He asked
Charlie to just be aware of where he was at all times and to forego the
picture in regards to his safety. Charlie responded that he will take
more care and Rocky had another thanks for Charlie’s ponytail….
Something about now he doesn’t need to grow one to see what it
would look like and that proceeded into more ponytail conversation.
When the furor died down Charlie relayed a comment he heard
from the Trailer Posting person at the last event, asking that sheets be
sorted by Car Number since the posting person often has trouble
finding the car/driver. That started conversation about the posting
sheets also being used by drivers to see how they’re doing relative to
others in their class. The end result is that the posting sheets can be
sorted by any manner.
Charlie continued with recap of the Z-Club event that he,Wendy
and Lisa Steele worked. The Z-Club gave them dinner and a shot
glass and donated $1,000 to the Hope Shelter. Charlie noted that they
run with fewer rules than we do and that we appreciate our events
even more. Wendy thanks Lisa for helping her with timing.
Mark Gluck is on top of the insurance requests. He emails the
certificates to event chairs, which they print and have on hand.
Tracey Gross reporting for herself and Ed that they need to let go
of the Goodie Store. With doing the Social events for the year plus
other new activities at home they are overloaded. Please please, if you
are reading this and are interested get in touch with Tracey or Ed
Gross or President Rocky or any of the people on the board page.
Tracey continued to report on May at Mayo’s. The beverage
purchases were high so the left overs will be split with sodas going to
the Father’s Day Picnic and beer/wine going to the Club Race. In
looking at the Father’s Day picnic receipts from last year she’s
questioning buying beer. We all agreed a family picnic could do
without beer. She is needing rsvp’s for the Murder Mystery at Saltgrass
with June 15 being the deadline. Reminder that the Rangers v.Yankees
baseball game RSVP is July 1 with half price tickets at $11.50.
Back on the wine theme Tracey checked the interest in doing
another wine tasting event in Plano. She’s looking at a Thursday
night (not to conflict with a Happy Hour) in Sept or Oct. Stay
tun…..YEEEECH, scramble with chair flying to the floor. Train of
thought was stopped by a very large bug which Mark Gluck crunched
with the heel of his shoe. Thank You Very Much.
Tracey, trying to regain her composure now wanted to make a
point of some unbecoming behavior during a tug-of-war over a beer
cooler at the Club Race. She, Lanean and Wendy were very embarrassed.
There was a large miscommunication which resulted in less
than proper behavior by several people. It has been addressed off line.
Speaking of the Club Race, though (this wasn’t Tracey’s
report - we were on the topic). There were some incidents during race
sessions which caused the Green DE run group to be shorted significantly.
Unfortunately the weekend event is run on CR schedule with
DE sessions provided in between race sessions. Since it is a CR venue
run on their schedule, the DE groups bear the brunt if delays occur.
Future event advertising will state this fact more clearly so DE
entrants aren’t taken by surprise if their session is changed. Another
one of those “communication” things that the board is addressing.
Jeff Atkins brought the checkbook and copies of final annual
budget, which he was calling a Wish List.
Joel reported that the membership information is finally flowing
freely. He has provided Wendy and Dennis their info. He was asked
if anyone proof-read the directory and Joel said he has to retype every
new and updated entry every month. Knowing Joel’s typing skills
will help you understand if you see errors in the Directory.
Wendy said June Slipstream was in the mail today (we received
ours in 2 days). TriWinn says the Dallas Post Office is improving but
Wendy still wants to move it back to Fort Worth. Production was
delayed a little while Wendy had MAJOR computer issues. (Wendy
with computer problems? What’s the world coming to?) She’s still
resolving problems with the software and asked for $500 for the
upgrade. Motion was made and passed.
During my turn I brought up the ever popular subject of voting
on the By Laws. We had a sort of successful attempt at the April DE
but still failed to gather the required number of votes to make it fly.
Rocky announced that the re-vote will take place at Founder’s Day in
November where we will have the right number of members in
attendance and can be sure to gather the proper number of ballots.
Joe McGlohen needs the Autocross radios during CR weekends.
Bryan Bell was most agreeable and will work with Joe next year.
Rocky had the Stewards report from the Club Race and it was
very positive towards the racers and the workers. He suggests there
be a blend line painted at pit entrance as that part of the track is a
potentially dangerous location. The Club Race team is anticipating
our event growing to three Race groups. If that happens there won’t
be any DE sessions to have to communicate with.
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From The Driver’s Seat
by Wendy Shoffit, Slipstream Managing Editor
The Care and Feeding of Volunteers
Volunteers... what are they exactly and what
do they do? The official definition of the
verb to volunteer is this: 1. To perform or
offer to perform a service of one's own free will; 2.
To do charitable or helpful work without pay.
Over the past few months, I’ve come across several situations
in which volunteers were *grossly* mistreated. I’m not just talking
about the Porsche Club here, many other organizations struggle
with this similar problem. What I’d like to do is mention a few
items of etiquette in dealing with volunteers in any organization.
When dealing with volunteers, remember that they’re
human beings, just like you (assuming you believe yourself to be
human). Are you acting like a human being in the way you’re
communicating with them at all times? If not, STOP. Remember
the Golden Rule - Do unto others as you would have them do
unto you. If you wouldn’t want someone berating you, don’t
berate them. It’s simple.
A volunteer is freely giving of his or her time to provide a
service. Maverick Region Porsche Club volunteers are everywhere.
They are the ones who plan, organize, and execute all the
tasks needed for these wonderful events we all enjoy. Let me reiterate
that . . . they’re freely doing what needs to be done so YOU
can have fun. For those of you who have not taken a peek behind
the wizard’s curtain, you have no idea what all is involved. You
might be astounded to hear about the number of hours involved
in each and every part of even the (seemingly) smallest event.
Our club’s volunteers are not paid. Some are fortunate
enough to receive compensation in the form of entry fees, but I,
for one, haven’t seen a check in years! *wink* So, what do you
wonder do they get instead? Appreciation, adulation, a pat on the
back, or a simple attaboy/girl.
Now, am I trying to complain about the hours? No, I’ll save
that for another article. *snicker* What I AM trying to say is that
if during an event something isn’t going according to the way you
want it to go, before you go off half-cocked and start yelling for
whatever reason at our precious volunteers, just stop and
THINK. Do you really think that these people MEANT for this
bad thing to happen or was it an unfortunate series of events that
ended up at that point? Do you think berating or yelling at them
will make them want to help you? Is what you want WORTH
making someone feel so badly?
Without volunteers, there is no organization, no events, no
fun. Put yourself in their drivers’ seat and see what the view looks
like. You know who you are. Do better next time and the time
after that and the time after that. I thank you and all the other
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Preserving Memories
by Steve Boyd, Webmaster
Recently I added a new link to the home page of our website.
Did you see it? The one that says, “Photos from TT #2 & #3
are now available?” It's also available on the Autocross and
Time Trial Events page. If you don't know what I'm talking about,
put down Slipstream and go check it out. I'll wait…
Pretty cool, huh? (And for those of you who didn't actually
go look at the site, it's… pictures.) So now you're thinking, “But
Steve, what about Club Racing pictures and Tour pictures,
Happy Hour pictures?” Well, that's where you get to participate.
You do want to participate don't you? Don't make me send
Wendy after you.
Here's how it works:
1. Go to www.flickr.com and sign up for a free account
Flickr is a web site that provides photo-hosting, plus a whole
lot more. Its community aspect is what we're hoping to take
advantage of. Once you have your account set up, go search for
the user “Maverick_photos” and add it as a Contact. Now you'll
see any photos we add, and we'll see your great pictures as well.
2. Upload and “tag” your club event photos
While you can upload pictures of (just about) anything to
Flickr, we're mainly interested in shots you've captured at Club
events. When you add pictures to your account, the system will
ask you to add a title, description and “tags.” Tags are one- or two-
word descriptors for the picture that allow users to find “like”
photos. For Maverick events, we are using the following:
a. PCA
b. Maverick
c. 2006 (or appropriate year)
d. EVENT (e.g. “time trial” or autocross or “happy hour”)
Hint: enclose two (or more) word tags in quotes
3. Browse all the other photos uploaded from other club
members who are as excited about participating as you are!
If you've added your tags correctly, your pictures will now
show up with all the other pictures for that event. I will add links
to the event pages on our website, and as more people participate,
more photos will become available.
This is a new process, and questions or comments are
welcome. If you're having trouble using the site, let me know and
I'll try to help you out. If you think of a way to make it better or
easier, I definitely want to know (webmaster@mavpca.org).
Our main goal with this effort is to provide a way for more
people to see what our Club is all about - how many different
ways there are to be involved, how much fun we have and what
great people are involved in all our Maverick Events!
[ed.: This is a GREAT way to get your pictures in Slipstream!]
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May at Mayo’s
by Wendy Shoffit
Nearly 70 Maverick Region members turned out for the annual
May at Mayo’s dinner social. Temperatures were warm, but the
breeze through the Mayo Performance shop doors kept it
manageable. It was an easy choice to make for that yummy Babe’s Fried
Chicken and the visions of Porsche car loveliness.
Ed and Tracey Gross continue to do a fabulous job as social
chairs as they provided plenty of sodas, beer, and wine to
accompany all that comfort food! Too bad it was too hot for some to
drink the wine, as there was a ton left over.
This event always seems to bring out some of the people who we
don’t often see. This year was no different. We were joined by the
Bambinas, Dugans, deJongs, Krupps, Suttons, Searses (complete
with baby Ryan), Vaughan Garrett and Angela Persichitte, Steve
Perrin, and Al Zim. I’m sure I’ve forgotten some people, but I think
you can see how it would be hard to remember everyone. It’s always
such a casual, fun event with no agenda, no time clocks, no series
points, and no trophies. Oh wait, no trophies could be a bad thing!
Anyway, we had a great time. Hope you can make it next year!
Photo by Charlie Davis
Photo provided by Charlie Davis
Photo by Charlie Davis
Photo by Charlie Davis
Photo by Charlie Davis
Photo by Charlie Davis
Angela, Gerry, and Nathan and family enjoying their meal.
Linda Bambina and Michele deJong chatting away.
It was great seeing Bill and Nancy Dugan again.
Teri Davis and Myra Sutton enjoy the gorgeous view o’ cars.
Geneva Spreen, Emily deJong, and Natalie Krupp were fast friends.
Alan Bambina getting a fullly animated Charlie Davis.
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finding that necessary part or after-market option you require. We are an authorized dealer
for high-performance Recaro seating, Yokohama Tires, Bilstein Shocks, Bosch, and many
others. This ensures that whether you are a casual driver or an enthusiast who needs race
prep assistance, Nine-Eleven has the experience and knowledge to keep your car running
at peak performance.
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Convenience.
We are conveniently located near the intersection of Stemmons and LBJ Freeways
in Dallas. We offer emergency towing service 24 hours a day and have arranged
for special rental car rates with area rental agencies. Come by for a visit between
7:30 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. Monday-Friday, or call for a service appointment.
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Drivers’ Education at the Club Race
Photo by Hart Photography
by Phil Hallenbeck
The weather: Nearly perfect. Breezy, not too hot, nary a drop of
rain. The track: Amazing. A warm surface for sticky tires. A 3.1-
mile, technically challenging course.
The schedule: Seat time that felt like it would never end! The
usual eight runs on Saturday and Sunday were capped off by three 40-
minute, that's right 40-minute runs, all before noon on Memorial Day.
The sponsorship and hospitality: First class-and too many
sponsors to list! Our friends at Boardwalk Porsche of Plano were
merely the leaders of a long and distinguished list which included
Performance Speed Tech (sponsors of a wonderful Saturday night
barbecue), Fifth Gear Motorsports, and many others. Participants
returned home with not one, but two commemorative shirts. Our
sponsors ensured that the cold water was plentiful, and so was the
beer in the evening!
Guy Morgan leading other DE drivers through Rattlesnake
finished. Shutterbugs were captivated by practice starts and fun races,
where Josemanuel Gutierrez, John Crosby, Gerald Isbell, and Keith
Olcha amongst others showed off some very capable machinery-with
even more capable driving. These guys gave most everybody
something to shoot for.
Monday dawned nearly clear, and early arrivals saw the track
quickly illuminated by a blazing sunrise as they enjoyed coffee and
donuts before the drivers' meeting. At the meeting, John Sandusky
diplomatically explained the schedule issues from Sunday, and the
talk then quickly turned to the enviable task at hand for all: Three
morning runs-and not the usual 20- or 25-minute runs, but
40 minutes apiece! It did not take long for even the most mathematically
challenged driver to realize he would put in nearly as much seat
time that morning as usually happens in an entire weekend. Old hand
John wisely cautioned all to monitor their fatigue and their water
intake, advice that seemed to be well taken as several drivers stopped
for short breaks in the hot pit, and very few paid the black-flag price
for inattention. For many drivers, however, maintenance issues came
to the fore, as brake pads and tires faced the blistering assault of
nearly two hours of all-out speed on a tight, challenging track. Jerry
Hiatt and Phil Hallenbeck, among others, found themselves visiting
Bobby Archer for new tires or the mounting of on-hand spares, as the
tires which started the weekend were either fresh at the start or
finished well before the end.
While we all realize holiday weekends are strictly rationed on the
calendar, the comment of one departing driver sums up this event:
“Man, I wish every DE could be just like this.”
Drivers arriving Saturday morning found some good things
which don't change for the Mavericks and their fast friends: the warm
smiles of Lanean Hughes and Annette Snodgrass, plentiful coffee, and
donuts before the drivers’meeting, and the fellowship of Porschephiles
from as far away as northern Oklahoma! Those with a technical
challenge (or just a hankering for a new gadget) were comforted by the
sight of Bobby Archer and crew open and ready for work.
First-time drivers found the new course even more technically
challenging than the near-legendary 1.7-mile original one, but there
were surprisingly few “offs” and even fewer as time wore on. Blair
Hartsfield and the photo gang seemed omnipresent-whenever a
driver would look up just a bit off his turn, he caught a glimpse of the
indefatigable camera crew. Blair and crew had plenty to shoot: Jason
Brodigan had a beautiful black 944 to shake out for the first time,
while Shelly Burbank's Polar Blue 911SC evoked memories of the
similar blue worn by the Gulf-Wyer 917s of yesteryear-and these were
of course but a few of many. The Green group enjoyed an outstanding
car control show by Greg Smith in his BMW 330ci. And the
parade laps that day featured a ride unusual even by Maverick PCA
standards-a black '57 T-bird!
Saturday night's barbecue, hosted by Performance Speed Tech,
bears special mention as does the Sunday awards dinner courtesy of
Boardwalk. A wonderful Texas time was had by all at both events as
the food, beer, and camaraderie flowed freely.
Sunday again dawned a bit cloudy, but whether due to the efforts
of “chaplain” Michael Wingfield or to the general beneficence of the
Lord, not a drop of rain fell to slow what quickly became very fast
sessions. Green drivers were a bit disappointed by a very short run
after lunch (shortened to accommodate the club race schedule), but
were compensated by a longer run late in the day after the club races
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Thank you to
for sponsoring our race!
Photo by John Sandusky
Colin Graidage lifting a wheel to make
the turn ahead of Wade Kolody
Bill Petty at the front of the Red Group
Photo by Hart Photography
Photo by Hart Photography
Polesitter Jim Buckley leads Jesse Wurmbrand, Steve
Marshall, and the rest of the Red run group through Turn 1
Photo by John Sandusky
Randy Aust staying ahead of
Bob Polich and Michael Martin
Photo by Hart Photography
Photo by Hart Photography
George Abdalla fending off
Ken Laborde and Seth Higgins
Scott Foremaster, leading Mitch
Richard, downhill exiting Turn 6.
Photo by John Sandusky
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Club Race Sponsors
Boardwalk Porsche
American Golf Cars
Amerisuites
Bank Source Mortgage
Autoscope Motorsports, Inc.
Mean Green Travel
BTH Sales & Marketing
Mobil 1
Mustard Racing
Bobby Archer Motorsports
RUF Auto Centre
Fifth Gear Motorsports
Buckley Racing
Rudy’s Bar-B-Que & Grill
Soundwerk
Zims Autotechnik
Phoenix Abstract
Hart Photography
Community Pharmacy
Lee Wilkins
Performance Speedtech
Istook’s Motorsport Services
Outback Steakhouse
Motorsport Ranch
Club Race Staff
Local Staff Members
Chairman - John Sandusky
Co-Chairman - Tom Snodgrass
CR Registrars - Lanean Hughes & Wendy Shoffit
DE Chairman - Bill Dawson
DE Registrar - Michael Wingfield
Steward’s Assistant - Ben Witry
Timing Coordinator - Bob Glowacki
Tech Coordinator - Ed Gross
Tech - Lead Technician - Cliff Blackshear
CR/DE Consultants - Bryan Henderson & Keith Olcha
Grid Coordinator - Bob Benson
Safety & Corner Workers - Joe McGlohen
Medical Liaison - Wayne Brown
Hospitality & Sponsorship - Lanean Hughes
Announcer - Tracey Gross
National Staff Members
Club Race Chairman - John Crosby
Chief Steward - Axel Shield
Scrutineer - Jeff Burger
Timing & Scoring - John Beatty
Zone 5 Representative - Bryan Henderson
Thanks to everyone who made this happen!
See full race results at http://mylaps.com/results/showevent.jsp?id=136448 .
PorschePlatz at the Lone Star Grand Prix
by Jim Heimer
Bryan Henderson, PCA Zone 5 Rep, and Lanean Hughes of
Maverick Region coordinated volunteers from the Maverick
(Dallas area), Hill Country (Austin), and Lone Star
(Houston) Regions, who manned the “PorschePlatz” at the recent
Lone Star Grand Prix in Houston, Texas. This event combined
Champ Car and American Le Mans Series races, May 11th through
13th. The races were held on a “street course” layed out around the
Reliant Center sports complex, home of the Houston Texans
NFL football team. PorschePlatz provided parking for Porsches
attending the event and a hospitality tent for Porsche owners to
relax between events, meet the racing teams and drivers, and get
updates on Porsche and the racing scene. The Porsche Race Teams
and a Representative from Porsche AG, along w/Shell Oil
representatives, were among the guest speakers. Momentum
Porsche's Rodger Gay, the dealer liaison to the Lone Star Region
PCA, arranged for a beautiful Cayman S, (which Lanean drove on
a parade lap around the course), a new Cabriolet, and a GT2 to be
exhibited at the Platz, and there was a member Carrera GT on
display as well. This was an excellent chance to meet PCA members
from the southeast and central Texas areas and to recruit non
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Photo provided by Ruben Ledesma
Bryan Henderson, Shelly Burbank, Lanean Hughes, and Michelle Tooley
member Porsche owners to PCA. Door prizes were awarded and a
limited number of Porsche owners joined Lanean on the course for
a couple of parade laps. Ruben Ledesma representing PCA, along
w/Larry Hayes representing IMSA, were instrumental in the
organizing of this event. Porsche Cars North America and Porsche
Motorsports North America hosted PorschePlatz in cooperation
with the International Motorsports Association (IMSA) and the
American Le Mans series, and the PorschePlatz will be repeated at
subsequent races in the series during the year.

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Time Trial #4 and Autocross #3
Photo by Charlie Davis
Photo provided by Charlie Davis
Photo by Charlie Davis
Photo by Charlie Davis
Photo by Charlie Davis
Photo by Charlie Davis
Photo by Gray Cat Graphics
Photo by Gray Cat Graphics
Adam Ussery taking the “family” car out for a Sunday drive.
Tracy Locke getting the hang of the tricky Time Trial corner 4.
Robyn Howard, look out for that GIANT cone on course!
Rocky Johnson getting the checkered flag.
Scott Garner getting a lesson on how to drive fast from papa, Gabby.
Photographer, Charlie Davis, playing with his camera lenses.
Joel Nannis - was that with the new tires or the old corded ones?
Tannia Dobbins and Jeff Herrmann getting used to their new Boxster S.
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Photo by Gray Cat Graphics
Time Trial #4 - Saturday 6/3/2006 - Mineral Wells
Class Number Name Car Time Place Points
2 95 Travis Howard Yellow 914 79.042 1 9
65 Robyn Howard Red 944 79.132 2 7
3 44 Chuck McCoy White 944 72.955 1 9
4 31 Mike Lockas White 944 71.259 1 9
111 Kevin Hardison Blue 914 71.901 2 7
5 83 Jeff Atkins Red 911 69.65 1 9
501 Tom Snodgrass Yellow Boxster 70.389 2 7
72 Tracy Locke Silver 944 Turbo 73.302 3 5
57 Joel Nannis Yellow 911S 74.557 4 4
169 Christy Dominick Blue 964 74.648 5 3
9 Marc Thaler Black 944 S2 Cab 75.932 6 2
11 Wendy Shoffit Yellow 911S 76.136 7 1
691 Denny Payne Blue 964 76.603 8 1
6 619 Rocky Johnson White 968 66.371 1 9
205 Mark Steele Red 944S2 67.63 2 7
161 Rick Randall Black 911 Carerra 68.712 3 5
911 Bob Kuykendall Black 911 (13) 68.906 4 4
206 Lisa Steele Red 944S2 69.388 5 3
108 Clint Blackman Silver Boxster 75.037 6 2
34 David Frick Seal Gray Boxster 78.598 7 1
81 Jeff Herrmann Red Boxster S 999.999 8 1
7 204 Bryan Bell Silver 996 68.922 1 9
242 Darron Shaffer W-Green Boxster S (7)72.84 2 7
L 284 Tracey Gross Carmon Red Boxster76.108 1 9
20 Andrea Bell Silver 996 80.142 2 7
OA 8 Dean Yamada White Corvette 65.986 1
61 Mike Bridges Blue Corvette 67.686 2
801 Reb Burroughs Red Corvette 68.648 3
98 Jon Hansen Silver Mustang 71.81 4
OJ 74 Gabby Garner White WRX STI 67.407 1
186 Mitch Williams Red Miata 70.951 2
86 Michael Bridges White Camaro Z-2879.651 3
Top Time Of Day Men : Dean Yamada, Class OA, Time 65.986
Top Time Of Day Ladies : Lisa Steele, Class 6, Time 69.388
Rocky Johnson 66.371
Mark Steele 67.63
Rick Randall 68.712
Bob Kuykendall 68.906
Bryan Bell 68.922
Top 10 Porsche Times
Lisa Steele 69.388
Jeff Atkins 69.65
Tom Snodgrass 70.389
Mike Lockas 71.259
Kevin Hardison 71.901
Mike Brown taking the fast downhill left hander during the Autocross.
Autocross # 3 - Sunday 6/4/2006 - Mineral Wells
Class Number Name Car Time Place Points
2 914 Betty Perrine Orange 914 (Betty) 87.724 1 9
95 Travis Howard Yellow 914 87.83 2 7
65 Robyn Howard Red 944 92.176 3 5
3 111 Kevin Hardison Blue 914 80.495 1 9
44 Chuck McCoy White 944 81.926 2 7
37 Charlie Davis Green 914 83.67 3 5
137 Kevan Davis Green 914 84.217 4 4
16 Fran Ussery Silver 914 85.462 5 3
12 John Reynolds Maroon 914 88.447 6 2
41 Mike Brown Maroon 914 91.596 7 1
91 Adam Ussery Silver 914 91.846 8 1
4 31 Mike Lockas White 944 79.846 1 9
944 Martin Lumpkin Silver 944S 84.815 2 7
726 Joseph Ray Red 911 Carrera 85.147 3 5
6 Michael Underwood Red 911 Carrera 85.297 4 4
332 John Leto Red 914 (G) 86.137 5 3
15 Gary Leto Red 914 (G) 91.099 6 2
5 9 Marc Thaler Black 944 S2 Cab 83.881 1 9
11 Wendy Shoffit Yellow 911S 84.035 2 7
57 Joel Nannis Yellow 911S 85.06 3 5
169 Christy Dominick Blue 964 85.562 4 4
24 Clay Perrine Red 914 (Clay) 87.226 5 3
691 Denny Payne Blue 964 88.866 6 2
6 205 Mark Steele Red 944S2 76.433 1 9
1 Chuck Machala Silver Boxster 77.102 2 7
161 Rick Randall Black 911 Carerra 78.76 3 5
619 Rocky Johnson White 968 78.806 4 4
911 Bob Kuykendall Black 911 (13) 79.512 5 3
206 Lisa Steele Red 944S2 80.027 6 2
501 Tom Snodgrass Yellow Boxster 80.07 7 1
81 Jeff Herrmann Red Boxster S 80.85 8 1
234 Ed Gross Carmon Red Boxster83.015 9 1
77 Tannia Dobbins Red Boxster S 88.288 10 1
7 204 Bryan Bell Silver 996 78.716 1 9
242 Darron Shaffer W-Green Boxster S (7)82.314 2 7
L 284 Tracey Gross Carmon Red Boxster85.72 1 9
20 Andrea Bell Silver 996 87.69 2 7
OA 8 Dean Yamada White Corvette 75.567 1
801 Reb Burroughs Red Corvette 80.823 2
98 Jon Hansen Silver Mustang 81.168 3
849 Michael Burroughs Red Z-28 84.239 4
46 James Ducato Red Mustang 88.072 5
OJ 23 Mike Vasey Silver STI 75.927 1
74 Gabby Garner White WRX STI 77.005 2
131 Robert Jones Red Miata 81.384 3
21 Lorin Stolz Blue Miata 84.048 4
72 Jerrett Jan White Miata 84.979 5
88 James Lo Green Integra 86.222 6
13 James Stephenson Black SER Spec-V 87.806 7
881 Joseph Lo Green Integra 90.168 8
216 Brad Stolz Blue Miata 90.974 9
171 Chris Pratt Silver Miata 91.513 10
Top Time Of Day Men : Dean Yamada, Class OA, Time 75.567
Top Time Of Day Ladies : Lisa Steele, Class 6, Time 80.027
Mark Steele 76.433
Chuck Machala 77.102
Bryan Bell 78.716
Rick Randall 78.76
Rocky Johnson 78.806
Top 10 Porsche Times
Bob Kuykendall 79.512
Mike Lockas 79.846
Lisa Steele 80.027
Tom Snodgrass 80.07
Kevin Hardison 80.495
Photo by Gray Cat Graphics
Photo by Gray Cat Graphics
Betty Perrine’s orange 914/4 having fun amidst the sea of orange cones in the box.
Clay Perrine’s red 914/6 making quick work of the fast cone wall slalom section.
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Happy Hour at Hunan Dynasty
by Dennis Chamberlain
This was our second happy hour at Hunan Dynasty in Irving,
almost a year to the day from our last visit there. Hunan's has
large portions with reasonable prices, although according to
Terry Gross, the service was “hit and miss” at best. Mine was great,
but I guess I got lucky. One thing that is consistent is the great view.
While we didn't have any brand new members, we had some
members that we don't see very often, including Kevin Hardison
and Lori McCall, and Robyn, Travis and Carole Howard. We had
32 members in total.
For our July 20 happy hour we're heading back to Razzoo's
in Irving. It's just west of the I-635 and MacArthur, at 1414
Market Place. Hope to see you there!
Photo by Dennis Chamberlain
Monda Degan and Mark Hanna
Photo by Dennis Chamberlain
Photo by Dennis Chamberlain
Photo by Dennis Chamberlain
Photo by Dennis Chamberlain
Steve Fallon
Mother, Carole and son, Travis Howard
AX School Photos!
Roger Tollefson
Michael Fricke
2006 Time Trial 103 School
Mineral Wells, Texas
8x10 framed Photos from the Autocross Schools!
photos@graycatgraphics.com
Individual Magnetic Car Numbers as low as $8 each!
These are heavy duty individual 10” tall magnetic numbers and are
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Custom work is also available in any color . . . including metallics!
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New Wheels
by Joel Nannis
If you have any changes that
you would like to make to the
MRPCA membership guide, call
Joel Nannis at 817-329-1600
Hector & Laura Alfaro
3932 Granbury Drive
Dallas, TX 75287
1979 911
Thomas Davis & Aimee Nordin
8581 Southwestern Blvd #2138
Dallas, TX 75206
2000 996
Tracy Locke
1117 Mossy Road Drive
Keller, TX 76248
1986 944 Turbo
David & Ann Obeney
1005 Rockton Drive
Wylie, TX 75098
2004 986
Brenda Bottoms
2401 Medford Court West
Fort Worth, TX 76109
2006 997
Mischa Gage
2828 Hood St #501
Dallas, TX 75219
2004 Cayenne S
Stephen & Judy Louden
11454 Reeder Road
Dallas, TX 75229
1979 911
John Reynolds
505 Creekside Drive
McKinney, TX 75071
1972 914
Matt Brody
5815 Glen Heather Drive
Dallas, TX 75252
1998 993
Donald & Karen Gale
P.O. Box 25542
Dallas, TX 75225
2002 996
Charles Marquis
4025 Bashful Drive
Plano, TX 75093
1987 928
Brian Smith
4708 San Gabriel Drive
Dallas, TX 75229
2004 996
Jon Burns
14529 Eaglemont Drive
Little Elm, TX 75068
2000 986
Gergory & Barbara Hanson
1500 Conventry Lane
Southlake, TX 76092
2006 997 S
Josh Mayer
3940 Port Royal
Dallas, TX 75244
1995 911
Lori Suggs
2611 Harrison 86700
Wichita Falls, TX 76308
2006 997
Eriberto Castillo & Hui Wang
10704 Copperwood Wood
Frisco, TX 75035
1999 996
Evans Howell
5723 Meadowcrest Drive
Dallas, TX 75230
1987 911
Jeffery & Melissa Tucker
3601 Turtle Creek Blvd #206
Dallas, TX 75219
1990 911
Michell Tooley
P.O. Box 132993
Dallas, TX 75313
1986 944
Nilo Castillo
P.O. Box 210874
Bedford, TX 76095
1985 928
George Lee & Gil Girard
6114 Tulip Lane
Dallas, TX 75230
2006 997
Gerardo Morgan
5707 Bent Tree Court
Colleyville, TX 76034
2002 997
Axel Volley
14332 Monfort #16204
Dallas, TX 75254
2000 986
John Curry
3110 West Wood Drive
Arlington, TX 76012
1984 928
Anthony Lini
4608 Glenrose Way
Plano, TX 75093
2006 Cayman S
Victor Murray
2804 Paddington Drive
Plano, TX 75092
1986 911
Holland Welsh
3809 Centenary Ave
Dallas, TX 75225
2006 Cayenne S
Anniversaries
Camp, John (Joy)
Edwards, Craig (Carol)
Knight, Ron (Kathy)
Thaler, Marc (Bonnie)
Vetkoetter, Jacklin
5 Years
Richardson
Mc Kinney
Flower Mound
Plano
Frisco
10 Years
Collier, Jim (Diane)
Hodges, Nelson (Sandy)
Holman, George R (Cynthia Giles)
Moultrie, Samuel F Jr (Robin)
Sanders, Gary L. (Paula)
Rockwall
Arlington
Dallas
Keller
Dallas
Happy Anniversary!
25 Years
Wright, Roland (Deborah)
Arlington
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Unclassifieds
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1974 911 Carrera Race Car FANTASTIC FUN RACE CAR.
EASY MAINTAINED. PCA GT4/SCCA/CVAR logbooks. A
Carrera, 1 of 528 made now with a UK Rebuilt 2.7RS Engine, new
red respray, 9/11 RSR flares, light weight hood, full roll cage,3pc
BBS wheels, upgrade ATE brakes, Koni Adjustable suspension,
fuel cell, Momo seat, Schroth harness, plumbed in Fire System,
light weight glass, etc ... 2250lbs. Go for it have some fun! Safe,
reliable, fast what more do you need? ssg2006@sbcglobal.net
cell214 680 7560. home 713 864 1178 (1)
1982 911 SC Targa. $16,500. 85,000 miles. Excellent condition in
and out. No leaks. Eight way power seats.Power windows. Cruise
control. Targa top. excellent. Polished Fuchs. Dunlop SP9000 tires
with plenty of tread. Pop off valve update. Chain tensioner
update. Momo steering wheel. Black interior.Black exterior. VIN
WP0EA0915CS161628 Contact Mike Stafford at 972-849-2157
or e-mail at tobor009@yahoo.com (1)
2000 Silver Porsche 911 Carrera Coupe with rare Aero kit.
22,240 miles. 6 cylinder 3.4 liter engine. Black leather interior.
Multi compact disc player with premium sound package. Premium 3
piece wheels in near flawless condition. New Pirelli tires have less
than 1000 miles on them. Low miles at 22,240 miles. I have put only
about 2000 miles on this car in the past 3 years. You won't find this
model anywhere else in better condition. All it does now is basically
sit in the garage since I have too many cars. It deserves to be driven
more. Chris Joe cmjesquire@yahoo.com 972.419.9104 office or
214.207.0873 cell (2)
1972 911T based Carrera RS replica. This car has undergone a 2year
restoration and is fully track prepped. The car weighs 2335lbs, and
is unbelievably quick on the race track. This car is immaculate and
draws many looks. The history and restoration of the car is well
documented. I have every receipt spent on the car back until
3-19-1975 (3”, 3 ring binder). The car is currently in Martini Racing
livery, and the interior has changed a bit (no radio & new steering
wheel), Mileage unknown. 34,000 OBO. Race trailer (custom built
for this car) 16' flatbed may be purchased outside of this auction.
$2500. Contact james.garner@oracle.com (2)
Slipstream Advertiser Index
44 and More Parts (817) 907-5413 Page 7
Autobahn Motorcar Group (800) 433-5602 Page 21
Autoscope (972) 867-7467 Page 11
Boardwalk Porsche (214) 576-1911 I.F.C.
Bobby Archer’s Motorsports (817) 877-1772 Page 10
Buckley’s Precision Racing (817) 239-7969 Page 7
Community Pharmacy (940) 440-0400 B.C.
Dallas Auto Sports (214) 320-2228 Page 25
Dallas Euro Cars (972) 243-4911 Page 24
Fifth Gear Motorsports (972) 317-4005 Page 20
Gray Cat Graphics (972) 849-8512 Page 24
Hart Photography (972) 670-2483 Page 16
Impact Signs and Graphics (817) 329-3491 Page 12
Istook’s MotorSport Svcs (817) 332-6547 Page 20
1976 Porsche Carrera 930 Turbo, gorgeous! Finished in silver
with red & black interior. Only 62K miles! Original owner took
extreme care of this 930 & it shows! Jim Lennington (mechanic)
maintained this beauty for over 30 years. Paint has been restored;
original interior has been reconditioned along w/carpets, dash &
headliner. Interior of car looks fantastic! Rebuilt original 3.0 liter
engine, alternator, 5 speed conversion transmission, big front
brakes, clutch & cable, pedal assembly, upgraded air conditioning,
16 in Fuchs wheels, Toyo tires, power mirrors, power seats,
electric door locks, power sunroof w/new seals & new motor,
power windows, new Nakamichi stereo w/new speakers, rear
window defroster, rear window wiper & more! $33,995. Philip
Green 214-368-3466 O, 214-368-6559 H, 214-415-2466 C (3)
Welcome, New Members!
You have just joined one of the best and most active PCA
Regions in the country! Some clubs focus solely on social
events, while others focus on just show and shine concours
events. Maverick Region is a club that focuses on providing
our members with the tools necessary to have the ultimate in
driving experiences.
You will notice that our region has many Time Trials,
Autocrosses, and Drivers’ Education (DE) events (in addition
to a yearly Club Race). This has been the spirit of the region
for quite some time. We have some of the finest instructors in
the country. Make sure you take full advantage of the driving
experiences we have to offer.
Racing is not ALL we focus on, though. If racing doesn’t
suit you, we have monthly happy hours, three monthly lunch
gatherings, regular dinner socials, frequent driving tours on
some fabulous roads in and around Texas, driving rallies (fun
for the whole family), and regular opportunities to support
our perpetual charity, the Hope Shelter.
If we don’t have what you’re looking for, just ask us... we
might just add something extra to the calendar.
Please also feel free to share article ideas (and submissions)
to editor@mavpca.org. We’d love to hear from you!
For advertising rates and information contact
Mike Brodigan at (817) 488-8520
These advertisers support the Maverick Region . . . the Mavericks support these advertisers!
Jerry DeFeo Designs (972) 240-5800 Page 9
Louden Motorcar Svcs (214) 241-6326 I.B.C.
Mayo Performance (817) 540-4939 Page 7
Mean Green Travel (940) 565-8111 B.C.
Metro Volkswagen (972) 659-9999 Page 9
Mustard Racing (817) 366-1678 Page 9
911 Enterprises (972) 241-2002 Page 15
Park Place Porsche (800) 553-3196 Page 6
PartsHeaven (800) 767-7250 Page 21
RUF Auto Centre (214) 269-1571 Page 19
ScottSearch (214) 800-2836 Page 26
Soundwerk (817) 281-9381 Page 21
Ussery Printing (972) 438-8344 Page 12
Zims Autotechnik (817) 267-4451 Page 25
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Slipstream Advertiser
for 25 years!
Louden Motorcar Services has been
servicing fine European motorcars in
Dallas since 1977. From the moment you drive
in, it is apparent that quality is our
number one priority. From the comfortable
waiting room to the well-kept workshop,
Louden Motorcars exhibits professionalism.
We’ve been winning awards for the
quality of our service for years. Louden
has been rated “Best in Dallas” twice by
D Magazine, “Best in Texas,” “Top Ten in
the U.S.” and “Best in the West” by the
Robert Bosch Corporation (worldwide
leader in fuel injection and electronics).
And we’d like the opportunity to show
you why.
11454 Reeder Road
Dallas, Texas 75229
(972) 241-6326
www.loudenmotorcars.com

Bob Knight, Slipstream
9047 Oakpath Ln
Dallas, TX 75243-6353
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