Slipstream - April 2019
The monthly newsletter of the Maverick Region of the Porsche Club of America
The monthly newsletter of the Maverick Region of the Porsche Club of America
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Maverick Trivia: Are you a Porschephile?<br />
Jerry DeFeo<br />
sponsored by Zims Autotechnik<br />
You can test your<br />
knowledge (or Google<br />
search ability) of all<br />
things Porsche by<br />
participating in the<br />
monthly trivia contest<br />
posted online at http://<br />
mav.pca.org/trivia.<br />
Answers are due by the<br />
last day of each month.<br />
The winner of the trivia contest receives a $25 gift certificate<br />
from our sponsor, Zims Autotechnik. In the case of ties, a random<br />
drawing determines the winner.<br />
Here are the questions for the February <strong>2019</strong> Trivia. We went<br />
with a Trivia that brings Q&A this month dealing with all kinds of<br />
items about older Porsches. The Winner this month, getting all 5 of<br />
5 correct was Bill Orr. Honorable Mention, also getting 5 of 5, goes<br />
to Cyril Reif and Tom Martin. In case of a tie, the winner is chosen<br />
by random drawing.<br />
1. Some of the latest Porsches are known to have knock-off<br />
wheels, which is NOT new to Porsche by any means. A Porsche<br />
with them can sometimes bring as much as ________ if equipped<br />
with Rudge Knock-offs from the factory.<br />
a. $25,000 b. $50,000 c. $75,000 d. $100,000<br />
Source: https://jalopnik.com<br />
Answers: 1)d, 2)d, 3)c, 4)c, 5)d<br />
2. In what country did Rudge start?<br />
a. Austria b. France c. Germany d. England<br />
Source: https://jalopnik.com<br />
3. When the very first 901, which became the 911, came out as a<br />
1965 model, the VIN had 6 digits. In 1968 it was expanded to<br />
8 digits; in 1969 it was expanded again to 9 digits; and in 1970<br />
it expanded again to 10 digits, and so on. In what year did<br />
Porsche finally go to the 17-digit system that we have today on<br />
all cars for the USA?<br />
a. 1974 b. 1978 c. 1981 d. 1989<br />
Source: Porsche 1994 Fact Book, p 119<br />
4. For a number of years Porsche used the letter ‘M’ followed by a 1,<br />
2, or 3 digit number for optional equipment. Many of these codes<br />
were for the USA only, some were for RoW (rest of world), and<br />
some were for everywhere. What did the M195 code stand for?<br />
a. Version for CA b. License Brackets, F&R c. Prepared for<br />
Cellular Telephone d. Special Model “Sebring”<br />
Source: Porsche 1994 Fact Book, p 139<br />
5. On the 1994 Porsche RS America, which of the following was<br />
NOT available as an Option?<br />
a. Power Sunroof b. Air Conditioning<br />
c. AM/FM Cassette Stereo Radio<br />
d. Tiptronic Transmission<br />
Source: Porsche 1994 Fact Book, p 81<br />
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