Drifter The - Sacramento Valley Region

the drifter September 2011 

the drifter - Sacramento Valley Region - Porsche Club of America - www.svr-pca.org

On the Cover 

Excitement from the PCA-SVR 

Autocross Event #4 at Mather on 

August 14, 2011 

Photos courtesy of Doug Klein, 

SVR Member 

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Dec. 16/17 - Laguna Seca 

Come out and stretch your car’s legs on 

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2011 Board of Directors 

President 

Frederick Rauch 

916.989.0580 

president@svr-pca.org 

Vice President 

Rik Larson 

916.481.6084 

vicepresident@svr-pca.org 

Secretary 

Kevin Dougherty 

916.956.9204 

secretary@svr-pca.org 

Treasurer 

Mike Willis 

916.363.8313 

treasurer@svr-pca.org 

Social Director 

Cookie Anderson 

916.988.6534 

social@svr-pca.org 

Membership Director 

Mike Willis 

916.363.8313 

membership@svr-pca.org 

Competition & Safety Director 

Bob Peake 

916.365.1819 

competition@svr-pca.org 

Webmaster 

John Murphy 

916.858.2304 

webmaster@svr-pca.org 

Past President 

Cookie Anderson 

916.988.6534 

pastpresident@svr-pca.org 

Drifter Editor 

Kyle Gong 

916.686.9410 

editor@svr-pca.org 

Zone 7 Representative 

Golden Gate Region 

Sharon Neidel 

650.508.1308 

sharonneidel@yahoo.com 

Volume 49, No. 9 September 2011 

Upcoming Events 

04 - SVR Charity Auction 

08 - SVR Monthly Dinner, Wong’s 

09 - SVR Carrera de Sierra Rally 

11 - SVR First Saturday Breakfast 

12 - 4th Wine Appreciation Tour 

14 - Porsche Touring & Frolic - Reno 

16 - SVR Autocross Events 

19 - New Members Tour 

19 - Mendocino Tour 

Features and Reviews 

02 - Hot Member Annoucements 

05 - Corner Exit & Throttle Skills 

05 - PCA/SVR Autocross Results #4 

11 - Zone 7 Concours Results 

15 - Porsche Touring Fun & Frolic 

18 - Rennsport Reunion IV 

Information and Committee Directory 

Autocross Chair 

Bob Peake 916.365.1819 

autocross@svr-pca.org 

Drivers Education Chair 

Frederick D. Rauch 916.989.0580 

de@svr-pca.org 

Charity Chair 

Ruth Stark 916.987.4882 

charity@svr-pca.org 

Concours Chair 

Kent Brandon 916.663.1702 

concours@svr-pca.org 

Dummkopf Chair 

Vacant 

Visit us on the web at www.svr-pca.org 

Goodie Store 

Cookie Anderson 916.988.6534 

goodie@svr-pca.org 

Sacramento Valley Region, Porsche Club of America (SVR), publishes the Drifter monthly for its members. Written contributions and photos are welcome and should be e-mailed to the editor. The deadline for material 

is one month prior to the month of publication. SVR members should notify the membership director promptly of an address change to insure uninterrupted delivery. All material in this newsletter is protected by 

copyright. However, newsletter editors of others regions chartered by the Porsche Club of America may reprint any article provided that credit is given to the author and Sacramento Valley Region and that The Drifter 

is cited as the source. 

the drifter - Sacramento Valley Region - Porsche Club of America - www.svr-pca.org 

Columns and Departments 

03 - From FDR’s Oval Office 

03 - Stirring the Pot 

06 - SVR Board Minutes 

10 - Calendar of Events 

12 - SVR Membership Report 

13 - SVR Goodie Store 

20 - drifter Classifieds 

21 - Index of Advertisers 

Rally Chair 

Vacant 

rally@svr-pca.org 

Technical Chair 

Lisa Thomas 916.220.5641 

technical@svr-pca.org 

New Member Group 

Lee Deter 916.391.9956 

newmembergroup@svr-pca.org 

Advertising Manager 

Mike Willis 916.363.8313 

advertising@svr-pca.org 

Event Liaison to Niello Porsche 

Kim Nelson 530.676.3560 

knelson356@gmail.com 

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HOT 

MEMBER ANNOUNCEMENT 

Upcoming Events - Save the DATE 

Charity Auction on Sunday, September 11th 

SVR Dinner at Wong’s, September 13th, in Roseville 

SVR Dinner at Back Bistro, Folsom, on Monday, October 3rd 

SVR Tour for New Members (and old), on October 8th 

Fun & Frolic Tour to Reno, October 22-23, to Reno 

Christmas Party Sunday, December 11, at the Sutter Club 

more details to come / check out the website www.svr-pca.org for the latest information. 

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From FDR’s Oval Office 

by Frederick D. Rauch, PCA-SVR President 

SVR is need of a Club Treasurer 

The Board of Directors is seeking a SVR member to take over as our region’s Treasurer. Back in April Mike Willis volunteered to temporarily 

serve as the acting Treasurer. Mike currently serves as the Membership Director and the Advertising Chair and has served every other board 

position over the years and continues to volunteer in acting positions to maintain continuity in the clubs operations. The key word is 

temporary and we need to relieve Mike of the role of the Acting Club Treasurer ASAP. 

That being said if you have a background in QuickBooks, have bookkeeping or accounting skills and are willing to contribute 3-4 hours 

a week to the club, now’s your opportunity. As a member of the Board of Directors, you will become an important member of the team 

responsible for SVR developing policies, managing activities and serving the region’s 1,000+ members. 

The duties of the Treasurer include: 

• Serving a member of the Board of Directors 

• Managing SVR finances using Intuit QuickBooks software.* 

• Working with Board Members and Event Chairs to prepare an annual budget for Board approval. 

• Developing, as needed, financial policies and procedures. 

• Preparing monthly income and expense reports of SVR’s financial condition. 

• Attending monthly Board meetings to help direct the region’s operations. 

• Coordinating with an accountant to prepare annual federal and state taxes. 

• Familiarity with on-line banking would be helpful and a time saver. 

For more information please contact me at president@svr-pca.org or 916-595-3371 cell 

Stirring the Pot with the Soup Spoon 

by Rik Larson, Vice President 

• Ruth Stark has got her Charity Auction publicity out all over the 

place. If you need to have a donated item picked up prior to the 

event, she will be glad to make arrangements to store items till the 

auction on September 11th. Did you see the size of that Teddy 

Bear? 

• Kevin Dougherty is chairing the October dinner (just added to the 

schedule). It will be held at the Back Bistro in Folsom. SVR had a 

dinner there a couple of years ago, just shortly after they opened. 

The place has recently expanded. Menu selection, price, and other 

details were not available as we went to press. Be sure and check 

out the e-mail BLASTs for all the information. Date is Monday, 

October 3rd. 

• The tour on October 8th is going thru some significant changes. 

Seems that the original destination/locale is having a big event that 

day. So Lee and Dan are scouting out a different location. Details 

next month but should have some info in the next e-mail BLAST. 

• Planning for the SVR Christmas Party is progressing very nicely, 

thanks to Mike and Emily Willis. The date will be Sunday, 

December 11th in the afternoon. It will be at the Sutter Club, 

downtown Sacramento. More details as they become available. 

• At the Pebble Beach Concours, a 1949 356/2 coupe entered by 

Hans-Peter Porsche of Austria, won the Postwar Sports Closed 

class. The story goes that this car was part of a group of cars 

purchased in Kentucky(?) several years ago and was just recently 

restored (thousands of hours of labor). It was the 45th Porsche 

built. 

• Only 7 spots remain for the wine tasting event at the Jacobson’s 

in October. 

• Saturday at the Rennsport Reunion IV appears to be the best 

day to attend. The schedule identifies a Parade exhibition of 

Porsche’s racing history from 3pm to 3:40 pm to be followed by 

a Concours on Pit Lane. Gates open at 7 am. And the big tease 

is that the new 2012 Porsche 911 (991) will be there. 

• Several quick items from the Porsche Parade in Savannah. It 

was HOT. The Zone Representatives Award was made to Tim 

Fleming (in memoriam). Sharon Neidel, Zone 7 Representative, 

provided a great background about Tim. Sue Fleming accepted 

the award. SVR webmaster John Murphy placed 2nd in Class IV 

of the website competition. He and Phil Wood did an overhaul 

of the website and their efforts were well rewarded. Did I say it 

was HOT? SVR member Dustin Aydt arrived late to the Parade, 

but he planned it that way. He was part of the Tech Academy 

held on Friday. Dustin works at Niello Porsche (like he works 

on Porsches). And SVR took home some hardware in the TSD 

Rally. Jessica (Golden Gate Region) and J Toney took 3rd place 

in the Equipped Class. They had won this class and overall 

the previous 5 years. Terry Zaccone (Golden Gate Region) 

and I won the Navigational class. We also won this class at the 

2008 Parade in Charlotte, NC. It was HOT. All the results, 

photos, awards, etc. are available at the Parade web site www. 

parade2011.pca.org 

• Salt Lake City is the site for the Parade in 2012. Jessica and 

J Toney are in charge of the TSD Rally. Come on out to the 

Carrera de Sierra event on September 17th to get some early 

experience. SVR and Zone 7 always do well at the Porsche 

Parades. 


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Upcoming Event! Quick Info 

Event: SVR Charity Auction - When: Sunday - Sept. 11 - Location: Orangevale 

SVR Charity Auction 

Noon – September 11, 2011 

9039 Hidden Glen Lane, Orangevale 

Directions: From Hazel Ave. turn East on Central, turn South on Pecan, 

Hidden Glen will be on your left 

Bring your lunch and let’s have Fun! 

A Prize to the “most Picturesque Picnic”! 

A Fabulous Raffle! 

All proceeds benefit: 

The Children’s Receiving Home of Sacramento, 

Ashoka Kiren Child Care Centre, Nepal 

For more information: 

Ruth, at ruth@toucansail.com or 916‐987‐4882 

We’ll be glad to store your donations if you can’t attend. 


Corner Exit and Throttle Skills 

By Collin Fat, SVR Member 

One of the best ways to reduce your lap times whether on a 

track or autocross course is by increasing your corner exit speed. 

Depending on the type of Porsche you drive the strategy for exit is 

almost always similar. 

As soon as you pass the braking point of the turn, and approach 

the apex you can apply a little throttle gently at first and with 

gusto as the car straightens at the turn out point. For the beginner 

this might seem very early, but in fact is the ideal position to start 

applying throttle for several reasons. 

First, the sooner you apply throttle the sooner the rear wheels in 

this example start doing some work by applying the new found 

power to the rear wheels and the sooner the rear wheels start 

carrying the load. For a micro second during the turn you will be 

off the throttle and in a neutral position, off the brakes and in 

steering the car through the turn. You would not be under steering 

or over-steering assuming you came in to the turn at the correct 

speed for your car’s set-up and tire type. This moment in time 

when you have just passed the apex is what I term your neutral 

point in the turn and the ideal position to start applying throttle. 

How much depends on your tires and the amount of power 

available. Should you exit the turn and not start applying throttle 

to the exit of the turn you would be loosing up to .2 seconds just in 

the matter of 10-20 feet. 

PCA-SVR AUTOCROSS #4 

Sunday, August 14, 2011 - Mather Field 

by Bob Peake, SVR AX Chair 2011 

Photos courtesy of Doug Klien, SVR Member 

It was another sunny summer day at Mather. We only had 34 drivers run the event 

so there was lots of track time available. Twelve timed runs, and 18 total laps with 

the warm-up laps … some people stopped early, they were getting low on tires! 

On a course of just less than 60 seconds, this is valuable time and 

real estate difficult to make up in other sections of the course. 

As you apply throttle after or at the apex try moderate throttle 

versus slamming the pedal to the medal which may induce severe 

understeer as the amount of available grip will likely exceed the slip 

angle or available traction of the front tires that are still doing the 

steering. As the throttle is applied it is also extremely important to 

let the car run out so that you will be using the full width of the 

course. This allows you to use all of the track available and will let 

you “unwind” the steering wheel while applying throttle. 

As you begin to straighten the wheel for the next turn or obstacle 

you should now be in a position of applying full throttle. Beginner’s 

will generally have the tendency on corner exit to hold the line too 

tight and not let the wheel unwind as throttle is applied generally 

later that the more experienced driver. 

The term “slow in and fast out” has often been used to describe the 

optimum approach to entry as well as corner exit strategy for the 

Porsche brand and in general applies to more modern, rear, mid 

and all wheel driver variants. 

So the next time out at the track or an autocross course try 

applying the throttle just a little earlier and let that steering wheel 

unwind and I know that your times will get faster and faster with 

more practice. 

To try and bridge the gap between AX and Track events, and “course designer writers block”, this month’s course 

was the 11 turns from Laguna Seca, in proper order. We were missing the elevation changes and the long straights 

between the corners, but it still proved to be a fun and fairly fast course (with the exception of the Corkscrew and 

Turn 11, naturally). 

Thanks for coming out and running the event, we look forward to seeing you at our next Autocross at our new 

Mather Field site on Sept 25th … maybe the weather will be a bit cooler by then! 

Registration will open on August 26th. Be sure and sign up early … it could be a 

sell out! 

Till we Autocross again ….. 

Bob Peake, SVR AX Chair 2011 


Collin Fat - Matt Deter - Tosh Fat 

Ed Busuttil on course in his ‘99 Carrera 

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AUGUST BOARD MINUTES 

by Kevin R. Dougherty, 2011 Secretary 

CALL TO ORDER 

President Frederick Rauch called the meeting to order at 

7:04 PM PDT. 

Attending: Frederick Rauch, Rik Larson, Kevin 

Dougherty, Ruth Stark, John Murphy, Cookie Anderson 

and Mike Willis. 

Minutes: The July minutes were reviewed and accepted. 

OLD BUSINESS: 

PayPal Status Update: All money was transferred to our 

Wells Fargo account and our PayPal account is up and 

running properly. 

Christmas Party Update: Mike is working up a budget 

and a few “surprises”. The party will be on Sunday 

December 11, 2011 at 2:00 PM at the Sutter Club. 

Registration will be online. 

NEW BUSINESS: 

Zone Representatives Award: This national award was 

presented in honor of Tim Fleming at Parade. It was 

presented to Tim Fleming and Susan accepted in his 

behalf. 

Goodie Store: Cookie wants the board’s approval to buy a 

few items for the Goodie Store. She will advise via email 

next week how many and how much it will cost and the 

board will vote online. 

Charity: Ruth updated the board on the upcoming 

charity auction. Several members have donated auction 

items and she invites others to do the same. There will 

be both silent and live auctions. Folks will have to bring 

lunch, drinks and chairs. 

BOARD MEMBER REPORTS: 

Charity (Ruth Stark): (See above) 

Competition: 

Drivers Education (Frederick Rauch): No report 

Autocross (Bob Peake): No report 

Rallye (Vacant): September 17th is Carrera de Sierra #33. 

Concours (Kent Brandon): No report 

Advertising (Mike Willis): Mike and John have had a 

couple of inquiries and information was sent, but no word 

back yet. 

Technical (Lisa Thomas): No report 

Drifter: (Kyle Gong): Everything is on schedule. 

Membership (Mike Willis): There are 577 primary 

members, 417 family members, 55 affiliate members 

and 7 dual members for a total of 1049 members in the 

Sacramento Valley Region. 

Financial Report (Mike Willis): We still have money and 

even more since the PayPal deposit. 

Goodie Store (Cookie Anderson): Cookie sold about $60 

worth of stuff over the past couple of weeks. 

Social (Cookie Anderson): Cookie passed out a budget 

request for the Wong’s Garden dinner on September 13th. 

The budget was approved. Kevin reminded the board that 

there will be an October dinner meeting on the 3rd at Back 

Bistro in Folsom. This establishment was the 2009 SVR 

dinner meeting of the year. 

New Members Group: (Dan Rowland & Lee Deter): The 

route on the October 8th tour has been rerouted due to a 

big event on the current route. 

Webmaster (John Murphy): Our website (svr-pca.org) 

was awarded 2nd Place in SVR’s Membership Class (IV) 

at Parade. This national award is to the webmaster, but for 

SVR, it is also to Phil Wood for help creating the new site, 

all whose suggestions helped us improve it and the members 

who contributed material the judges felt made visitors say, 

“That sure looks like a fun group to spend time with!” I 

hope 1) they are correct and 2) y’all will keep sending me 

stuff to make it even better. 

Past President (Cookie Anderson): 54 people attended 

the first Saturday breakfast this month. 

Vice President (Rik Larson): Rik briefed the board on his 

trip to Parade. He also reviewed received activity paperwork 

and calendar updates. Rik also went over the draft of an 

inventory and services template (see attached). 

President (Frederick Rauch): Frederick wrote an article 

inviting a member to join the board as treasurer. Frederick 

reminded the board it is time to look into nominations for 

2012 board members. 

Secretary (Kevin Dougherty): No report 

Meeting adjourned: 9:18 PDT 

Next Meeting: RPM Indoor Kart Racing, 

Wednesday, Sept. 14, 2011 at 7:00 PM. 


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Event: SVR Monthly Dinner - When: Tuesday - Sept. 13 - 6:00PM Location: Roseville 

September 13 th Dinner 

Wong’s Garden 

201 Harding Boulevard, Suite F 

Roseville, CA 95678 

916.782.0644 

Social from 6:00 P.M. to 7:00 P.M. • Dinner at 7:00 P.M. 

Price: $18.00 per Person 

Menu 

Egg Rolls • Special Fried Rice & White Rice 

Sweet & Sour Chicken • Orange Peeled Beef 

Sweet & Sour Pork • Garlic Green Beans 

Wong’s Garden Chow Mein 

Soda & Tea included with the Meal 

Beer and wine sold separately 

RSVP by September 9 th to 

Cookie Anderson at 916.988-6534 

or e-mail ck_ya@sbcglobal.net 

Please be sure you bring a contribution for “Share the Wealth.” 

The Social Director, per the SVR policy statement, will bill members for their meals if 

they cancel after the deadline or fail to show for dinner. 



Event: Carrera De Sierra - When: Saturday - Sept. 17 - 8:00AM Location: Rocklin 

Sacramento Valley Region, Porsche Club of America 

Presents 

CARRERA DE 

SIERRA 

XXXIII 

Carrera 

A Time and Distance Rally, open to all cars, not just Porsches 

Rallymaster, Richard Wetzel 

Saturday, September 17, 2011 

Entry fee is $30.00 per car through September 9 th , $35.00 after September 9 th 

Start at Niello Porsche • 4525 Granite Drive, Rocklin, CA 

Registration opens at 8.00 A.M. • First car out at 9:01 A.M. 

Beginner Rally School at 8:30 A.M. 

Duration is approximately five to six hours. 

The route travels the western slope of the Sierra Nevada Mountains, using little known highcountry 

and foothill roads east of Highway 49. Finish in the Gold Rush Country. 

Rally Classes 

Equipped, unlimited measuring and computing equipment • Stock, stock odometer and no 

computers, basic calculators and CURTAs are O.K. • Beginner, with same equipment as 

Stock, only for those with limited rally experience. Preregistration is recommended. Send 

your check, made payable to PCA-SVR, to Rik Larson, 2120 Maddox Court, Carmichael, 

CA 95608. General Instructions will be sent out to those who preregister. Include with your 

check the class in which you will be running, contact information, and e-mail address (es). 

Sponsored by Niello Porsche, Frank’s Automotive, 

and Richard Wetzel at First Northern Bank 

For further information, contact Rik Larson at 

916.481.6084 or e-mail rik.larson@gmail.com 

or 

Richard Wetzel at 530.304.6555 or e-mail rwetzel@thatsmybank.com 


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Sacramento Valley Region 

Calendar of Events 

September 2011 

3 SVR First Saturday Breakfast 

Monthly at Waffle Square, Citrus 

Heights 

Herb & Jan Hoover 916.424.5163 

10 356CAR Breakfast Marie Callender’s, Citrus Heights Jim Hardie 916.972.7232 

11 SVR Charity Auction Stark Residence, Orangevale Ruth Stark 916.987.4882 

11 Driver’s Ed - Trackmasters Infineon Raceway, Sonoma Frederick Rauch 916.595.3371 

13 SVR Dinner Wongs, Roseville Cookie Anderson 916.988.6534 

14 SVR Board Meeting RPM Motorsports, Sacramento Frederick Rauch 916.989.0580 

15-18 Porsche Escape Flagstaff, Arizona PCA National 

17 Zone 7 Rally by SVR Carrera de Sierra, Rocklin Richard Wetzel 916.419.4334 

25 SVR AX Mather Airport, Sacramento Bob Peake 916.353.1369 

25 Zone 7 Concours by RR Ledson Winery, Kenwood James Heisey jheis@sonic.net 

October 2011 



Heights 


2 Niello Concours Niello Concours, El Dorado Hills theconcours.net 916.635.2445 

3 SVR Dinner Back Bistro, Folsom Kevin Dougherty 916.956.9204 

7 Driver’s Ed - Trackmasters Thunderhill, Willows Frederick Rauch 916.595.3371 

8 SVR Tour Fall Colors in the Sierras Lee Deter, Dan Rowland 916.989.4330 


8-9 Zone 7 AX by RR Santa Rosa Redwood Region 415.898.2890 


14-16 Rennsport Reunion IV Laguna Seca, Monterey PCNA, Zone 7 

22-23 SVR Tour Reno Automobile Museum Gary Myers 916.771.3929 

23 SVR Wine Appreciation Jacobson Garage, Lincoln Bob Jacobson 916.645.3555 

November 2011 

4-6 SVR Tour Mendocino, North Coast Rik Larson 916.481.6084 



Heights 




19 Driver’s Ed - TrackMasters Infineon Raceway, Sonoma Frederick Rauch 916.595.3371 

19 SVR AX Infineon Raceway, Sonoma Bob Peake 916.353.1369 

27 Christmas Tree Decorating California Automobile Museum Kim Nelson 530.676.3560 

Check out the latest calendar information available online at www.svr-pca.org 

Information regarding Zone 7 events for 2011 is available at www.zone77.org 


SVR Sweeps Zone 7 Concours at Carlsen Porsche 

by Jim McMahen, SVR Member 

Early Sunday morning, July 17th, a group of SVR concours enthusiasts met at Ted Blake’s repair and restoration shop for the two hour drive 

to Carlsen Porsche in order to compete at the fourth, in a series of six, Zone 7 Concours events for 2011. This event was presented by Golden 

Gate Region. 

At the end of the drive the cars were placed and final preparations began with a flurry of dusting off the road grime before the judges would 

make their rounds. We were all hoping that we had prepared the perfect car and would receive the illusive “perfect score”. 

A wonderful lunch was served while scores were tallied and contestants awaited their fate. 

SVR was well represented with Kent Brandon, Jim McMahen, Kim Nelson, Joe Schumacher, Tom Sisson, Dennis Stettner and Bruce Ungari 

earning first place awards in their respective classes. 

SVR Again Sweeps Zone 7 Concours in Stockton 

by Joe Schumacher, SVR Member 

San Joaquin Delta College was the setting for the 5th concours of the 2011 Zone 7 Series and again SVR was victorious in all classes entered. 

SVR winners included: Tom Sisson, Kim and Rachel Nelson, Bruce and Cathy Ungari, Jim and Linda McMahen, Roger and Jan Walker, Mark 

and Stephanie Fleishman, and Joe and Jennifer Schumacher. The event was held on Sunday, August 28th. 

SVR shines at the Carmel and Autobahn Concours 

by Joe Schumacher, SVR Member 

Bob and Elaine Cannon took first in the 356 coupe class and also captured the Mayor’s Trophy at the Carmel Concours on the Avenue held on 

August 16th. And to continue their outstanding showing, they took first in their class at the Autobahn event on August 19th. 


Event: Friendly Get together - When: First Saturday of every month - 9:00AM Location: Citrus Heights 

Join Your Fellow SVR Members At 

7811 Greenback Lane, Citrus Heights (Across from Lowe’s) 

The First Saturday of Each Month 

The Club is a conversational group dedicated to the enjoyment of its members. It is a friendly 

group in which there are no strangers. Please join us for an hour or two of conversation 

about our cars, upcoming events, or anything else that interests you. 

Meet in the banquet room at 9:00 A.M. 

Order from the menu and pay for your own meal. 

Senior Menu Available 

If you plan to join us, call Herb or Jan Hoover at 916.424.5163 


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AUGUST MEMBERSHIP REPORT 

by Mike Willis, 2011 Membership Director 

The Sacramento Valley Region of the Porsche Club of America has 577 regular members, 472 affiliate & Family members and 7 dual members 

for a total of 1,049. 

If you have been reading the board minutes you noticed that SVR has gone back to a one year new members recognition. Our new members 

group chairs Dan Rowland and Lee Deter have scheduled 4 new members gatherings this year. 2 will be focused on our monthly breakfast 

meetings and one will be a social and the other will be a tour open to all members with focus on new members. 

Since we use email for most of our communications it is necessary for all of us to keep our email current with SVR and PCA. So please go to 

pca.org and login to your membership record and make any updates as needed. Also even though we get the information from PCA monthly 

you can send the same information to membership@svr.pca.org and I will update our data base so you will continue to stay connected. By 

now each of you should have received the new SVR membership directory in the mail. Please contact me if you did not receive your copy. 

NEW MEMBERS 

John & Kathy Azevedo 

P: 510-579-2803 

azevedojohn@yahoo.com 

Fairfield, CA 94534 

1986 911 Red 

Ann & Nick Baaten 

P: 916-960-3391 

ann.baaten@yahoo.com 

Newcastle, CA 95658 

1987 911 Brown 

Kenneth & Jeanetter Marquis 

P: 916-498-3410 

kenneth.marquis@usbank.com 

El Dorado Hills, CA 95762 

2007 Carrera S White 

Barnaby & Karen Beck 

P: 925-899-5426 

hlwws@aol.com 

Roseville, CA 94747 

2012 Carrera Blue 

Rahmar & Leslie Oberholtzer 

P: 916-698-4920 

loberh3518@aol.com 

Citrus Heights, CA 95610 

2002 911 Carrera Silver 

Mark & Mary Herin 

P: 916-389-8774 

mherin@surewest.net 

Sacramento, CA 95834 

1999 911 Black 

Terence Savage 

P: 916-802-6754 

trsavage@comcast.net 

Sacramento, CA 95831 

2004 911 Silver 

Jeff Stroud 

P: 916-834-6574 

ibuild4utoo@hotmail.com 

Galt, CA 95632 

1975 914 Yellow 

ANNIVERSARyS 

One (1) year Anniversary 

Louis & Julia Fayant 

Douglas & Kelli Novak 

Peter Rodman 

Jacqueline Stocking & Christian 

Giller 

Keith Tochterman 

William Wipprecht 

Five (5) year Anniversary 

Michael Bendz 

Robert & Linda Dong 

Martin Fry & Mary Reddick 

Rich & Cathy Gerber 

Paul Klein & Katie Tustin-Klein 

Scott & Robin Reinhardt 

Terrence & Blaine Soohoo 

David & Floribeth Wong 

Ten (10) year Anniversary 

Michael & Angela Justice 

Jerry & Amy Labson 

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Fifteen (15) year Anniversary 

Tom & Kathy Sansone 

SPECIAL RECOGNITION 

Twenty (20) year Anniversary 

Glen & Tania Brooksby 

Twenty Five (25) year Anniversary 

Carl Griffith 

David & Suzanne Tidball 

Thirty (30) year Anniversary 

Ray & Betty Silva 

Forty (40) year Anniversary 

Gerald & Madelaine Kiliany 


Event: 4th Wine Appreciation Tour - When: Sunday, Oct. 23 - Location: Lincoln 

Back by popular demand 

(or in spite of it?) 

4 th Wine Appreciation 

Sunday, October 23, from 4:00 P.M. to 8:00 P.M. 

At the garage of Bob & Beth Jacobson, 3215 Maidu Lane, Lincoln, CA 95648 

Telephone: 916.645.3555 • E-mail bobjacobson@yahoo.com 

$32.00 per person includes talk, wine tasting, and a catered Maui chicken dinner. 

We’ll take a ‘sideways’ tour at the Jacobson’s garage, where Burgundian wines are the theme this year, 

as we explore the varietals of the chardonnay and pinot noir from both France and North America. Even 

one of their relatives, Cru Beaujolais (not a French fashion designer), will be making an appearance. 

Miles and Jack (see the movie) would like to join us for the festivities, but the Saab is still in the shop and 

they were last seen headed in a rented mini-van to other states where pinot noir is grown. 

Send your prepaid reservation and check, made payable to “PCA-SVR,” to Bob and Beth Jacobson 

at the above address. The deadline for reservations is October 16

THE GOODIE STORE 

by Cookie Anderson, SVR Goodiestorekeeper 

New license plates for your car at $10.00 each. We have red vest with the Porsche crest starting sizes Medium to Extra Large for $35.00 and 

Blue and Red Polo Shirts with the SVR logo $35.00. I will be ordering more PCA & SVR car badges to have on hand. PCA car badges are 

$18.00 and SVR car badges are $15.00. I do still have a few sale items in various sizes starting at $15.00 and up. 

I plan on buying new merchandise for the Goodie Store so stay tuned. 

If any of these items look interesting either email me goodie@svr-pca.org or give me a call 916.988.6534. 

Extreme Indoor Kart Racing 

Arrive and Drive 

All Equipment is Provided 

Summer Race Camp 

Race Leagues 

Corporate Team Building 

Meeting Rooms & 

Conference Facilities 

Birthday Party Packages 

Food Service & Catering 

SUBWAY Located Inside 

SPEED SHOP - Cool Apparel 

& Accessories 

MEMBER SERVICES / CHANGES 

Two email addresses. Want Club info sent to a second address, work, home, spouse, 

friend...? It’s as easy as emailing your second email address to the Membership Director. 

Lost the gold medallion from your membership badge? Mail $3.00 to the Membership 

Director to receive a shiny, new replacement. 

Membership badges. Do your fellow club members a favor by helping them remember 

your name. Only $12.50 with either a pin or magnetic clasp. Email the Membership 

Director to receive an order form. 

Changing Contact Info 

If you change your email or street address, notify the membership director at 

membership@svr-pca.org to insure uninterrupted delivery of bi-monthly event notices 

and of the drifter. 

Update your PCA record at www.pca.org. 

916.368.RACE (7223) • www.EnjoyTheRace.com 

3130 Bradshaw Road, Sacramento, CA 95827 

Above photo courtesy of Porsche Media 


PCA Metal Frames 

$10.00 

We Provide the Ride - You Supply the Drive 

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Porsche Touring Fun and Frolic 

Mark your calendars for October 22-23, 2011 

for an exciting touring event to Reno. 

We leave the Sacramento area Saturday morning for a back roads tour over two-lane roads, through old 

gold mining towns, along beautiful rivers, and across the high plateau on top of the Sierra Nevada 

Mountains. These are wonderful Porsche roads, full of 

scenic beauty and driving challenges. 

Upon arriving in Reno, we have a discounted block of 

rooms reserved at the newly-remodeled Siena Hotel right on 

the Truckee River in downtown Reno. We will have secured, 

reserved outdoor parking. The Siena features a full casino, 

and spa with many lounges and entertainment. The Siena is 

within walking distance of all the gaming and entertainment 

of downtown Reno...and across the street from the National 

Automobile Museum (the old Harrah collection). 

Cocktails and dinner Saturday night will be held in the galleries 

of the National Automobile Museum. A no-host, cash bar will 

be set up inside the gallery so that you can enjoy the collection 

as you sip your favorite beverage in a truly memorable setting. A 

catered dinner will be served in the gallery, amidst the collection. 

The museum will be open only to our group during these evening 

hours. After dinner, you can stroll the collection, or partake of 

the gaming and nightlife in downtown Reno. 

After breakfast on Sunday morning, we depart for a scenic trip up 

the mountain to Virginia City. We have a tour scheduled of an old historic gold mine after which you can 

stroll the wooden sidewalks and explore the shops and rustic charm of this historic town. The tour formally 

ends in Virginia City. The participants can continue to enjoy Virginia City and Lake Tahoe and then choose 

their own route back home. 

RSVP no later than October 10 th , 2011: ____# of people ordering ____Salmon ____Prime Rib 

Costs due by RSVP: Catered meal inside the museum is $49.00 per person 

Make checks to PCA-SVR and send to 7040 Firefly Green Lane, Roseville 95747 

Other costs during the event include gas, drinks, meals (except Saturday dinner), and $6.00 mine entry fee 

Call Siena at 1-800-339-6051 for room reservations and ask for PCA rate of $109.00 plus tax. 

Questions?: Call Gary Myers (916) 771-3929 or email: ggarymyers@aol.com 


PORSCHE TOURING FUN AND FROLIC 

Mark your calendars for October 22-23, 2011, for an exciting touring event to Reno. 

THIS EVENT INCLUDES 

• Scenic 2 lane road tour over the high Sierras to Reno 

• Cocktails and dinner inside the gallery of the National Auto Museum 

• Discounted room rates at the beautiful Siena Hotel 

• Sunday morning cruise up to Virginia City and tour of an old mine 

• Return home on your own and at your leisure 

We leave the Sacramento area Saturday morning for a back roads tour over 2 lane roads, 

through old gold mining towns, along beautiful rivers, and across the high plateau on top of the Sierra 

mountains. These are wonderful Porsche roads, full of scenic beauty and driving challenges. 

Upon arriving in Reno, we have a discounted block of rooms reserved at the newly remodeled 

Siena Hotel right on the Truckee River in downtown Reno. We will have secured, reserved outdoor parking. 

The Siena features a full casino, and spa with many lounges and entertainment. The Siena is within walking 

distance of all the gaming and entertainment of downtown Reno...and across the street from 

the National Automobile Museum (the old Harrah collection). 

Cocktails and dinner Saturday night will be held in the galleries of the National Automobile Museum. A 

no-host, cash bar will be set up inside the gallery so that you can enjoy the collection as you sip your favorite 

beverage in a truly memorable setting. A catered dinner will be served in the gallery, amidst the collection. 

The museum will be open only to our group during these evening hours. After dinner, you can stroll the 

collection, or partake of the gaming and night life in downtown Reno. 

Sunday morning after breakfast, we depart for a scenic trip up the mountain to Virginia City. We have a tour 

scheduled of an old historic gold mine after which you can stroll the wooden sidewalks and explore the shops 

and rustic charm of this historic town. The tour formally ends in Virginia City. The participants can continue 

to enjoy Virginia City and then choose their own route back home. 

Pre-registration and pre-paid dinner with menu choice available later. 

Questions: call Gary Myers (916) 771-3929 or email- ggarymyers@aol.com 

Driving & Exploring Tour Events 

Here are a few more reasons to join the PCA! 

Autocross Events 


Concours Events 

and more...see page 12 to join now! 

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A Typical Autocross Course 

Takes Less Than 60 Seconds! 

Join the Porsche Club of America Sacramento Valley Region at its new site, 

located at Mather Air Field, for a day of fun filled action. Test your skills 

against the clock! Beginners are always welcomed! 

April 6 th RPM Indoor Kart Center Ground School 

April 10 th Mather Air Field, Beginner’s Autocross School 

May 1 st Mather Air Field 

May 28 th Infineon Raceway, Zone 7 Event 

June 19 th Mather Air Field 

July 9 th Mather Air Field 

August 14 th Mather Air Field 

September 25 th Mather Air Field 

October 22 nd Mather Air Field 

November 19 th Infineon Raceway, Charity Event 

- 8:00 AM Check-in & Tech Inspection 

Pre-registration is required. 

- 9:00 AM First Run Begins 

You’ll run one warm-up lap and two timed 

laps each time out for a total of 8 - 12 timed runs. 

Instructors and loaner helmets available. 

For more information and directions visit SVR-PCA.Org. 



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With the rolling landscape and park benches 

on a perfectly-groomed lawn, you might 

think you were in Bavaria, which is exactly 

what Porsche Cars North America intends 

with its Porsche Park-in-the-Paddock—located 

amongst the vintage race cars at Mazda Raceway 

Laguna Seca for Porsche Rennsport Reunion IV, 

October 14-16. This area, located behind the media 

center (where the tire companies usually set up for 

a race weekend), will feature an authentic German 

biergarten as well as German food and and a park 

atmosphere so Rennsport attendees can take a break 

from the on-track activity and absorb the experience. 

But Rennsport fans will still know that they are at a 

Porsche event, as the Park-in-the-Paddock will have 

plenty of sports car activity as well, according to 

Bernd Harling, Porsche’s Principal Communications 

Counsel and coordinator for Rennsport. 

“Besides the food and drink, our Park-in-the-Paddock 

will include a center stage where driver introductions 

and all the autograph sessions will take place and 

live music will be played, as well as the very popular 

model car display, photo opportunities with the CARS 

movie star Sally Carrera—maybe our most famous 

911—and a Porsche Sport Driving School activity center,” 

said Harling. 

“We also hope to have a sneak showing of a future 

Porsche model in the Park, but it’s a little too early to 

be able to confirm its appearance,” Harling teased. 

Other activities around the paddock are taking 

shape as well for the October event. “Porsche Motorsports 

North America, headquartered in Santa Ana, 

will have a display not only to show its modern and 

vintage race car parts and service capabilities, but 

to encourage the many Porsche race car owners to 

take advantage of the company’s free technical advice 

offered to anyone who asks,” said Harling. 

With the Porsche 911 being the featured race car 

of Rennsport IV, fans will also be able to view two 911 

Park-in-the-Paddock 

includes genuine German 

biergarten, real turf, and 

lots of opportunities to 

relax and enjoy the magic 

Rennsport Reunion IV 

Will Feature Porsche Park 

displays which help capture the history of this iconic 

sports car. The first is a special collection of the most 

significant 15 race cars in 911 history. The other 911 

display is being assembled by the Porsche Club of 

America, and proved to be very popular at Porsche 

Rennsport III at Daytona in 2007. In order to show 

the progression of the Porsche 911 model, the club 

has assembled 40 examples representing significant 

models across time. 

PCA will assist Rennsport Reunion IV with several 

activities: History of the Porsche 911 Display, 

Porsche Model-Specific Parking Corrals with Parade 

laps of the track, PCA Hospitality and Membership 

Center, two race groups: Rennsport Reunion Cup 

for Porsche Cup Cars and PCA Club Racing for PCA 

race cars, and PCA Volunteer Pool—workers to assist 

with the club’s involvement. Enhancing the Rennsport 

Reunion Cup race, Michelin Tire Company 

comes on board as the spec tire manufacturer for that 

exciting contest. 

The assembly of exceptional examples of 911 

production models for the History of the Porsche 911 

Display is well underway, representing the 911 model 

throughout its generational life. To apply to participate 

in the display, please contact Tom Provasi for 

information and registration at tprovasi@netgate. 

net or 408/947-0980. 

Many PCA workers have volunteered to assist 

with our activities at the Rennsport Reunion IV. If you 

are interested in supporting the effort, please contact 

Sharon Neidel with the PCA Volunteer Pool at sharon 

neidel@yahoo.com or 650/508-1308. We will have a 

very special event memento for the volunteer workers. 

Additional details of the Porsche Rennsport 

Reunion IV are published on the following Porsche 

web site: www.porsche.com/usa/rennsport-reunion-iv/. 

For additional information and event tickets please 

visit the Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca web site at 

www.mazdaraceway.com or 800/327-7322. 



Event: SVR Mendocino 2011 Tour - When: Friday- Sunday - Nov. 4th - 6th - Location: Mendocino 

Mendocino 2011 Tour 

By Sacramento Valley Region 

November 4th - 6th – (three days, two nights) 

This is the initial announcement for the annual Mendocino Tour. This is a 3-day, 2-night tour to 

the Mendocino area. And then take an extra hour of sleep on Sunday morning because it is also the 

end of daylight savings time. 

This is a very informal tour. We will have some kite flying (weather permitting), miniature golf, 

and several socials. We have several hotels/inns that we work with to house our group. you are 

welcome to stay at any place of your choosing..........some folks have even gotten together and 

rented a vacation house for a few days. Even have had some couples stay at the Point Cabrillo 

lighthouse. 

Schedule: leave Niello Porsche on Friday morning; lunch stop in the wine country; social on 

Friday evening. Saturday is open (kite flying, miniature golf, shopping, Botanical Gardens, etc.). 

Sunday is also open with folks generally returning home in some groups. 

Don’t miss out on this popular tour -------- we even have members from other regions join us for a 

good time. And Redwood Region will join us again on Saturday. 

And remember, don’t turn your back to the ocean. 

Rik Larson at rik.larson@gmail.com or 916.481.6084 

LAST CALL!!! 


Event: New Member Tour - When: Saturday - October 8 - Location: Rocklin 

NEW MEMBER TOUR - October 8th 

Fall Colors 

Members of the ’‘Sacramento-Valley Region” of the” Porsche Club of America” who 

have joined since MAY 2010 are invited on the ”Colors Tour”. 

The tour route is being revised as we go to press. 

Lunch for the New Members will be hosted by SVR. 

Members of your Board of Directors will accompany the Tour and be on hand to greet the New 

Members and talk about the activities of SVR. 

Questions should be addressed to either, 

Lee Deter, Phone 916-391-9956, ldeter@gmail.com or 

Dan Rowland, Phone 916-989-4330, drowland@sbcglobal.net, New Member Co-Chairs. 

More Details will be announced later. 


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2007 Porsche 911 Carrera Original owner - Car is in excellent shape - New Front Tires - New Battery - All 

Service - 51K Miles; 355 HP, 295 lb ft torque; 0-60 4.6 sec, 179 MPH top speed; AWD; 6 cylinder, 3.8 liter; 

Power Seat Package, Sunroof, Bose High End Sound Package; PASM (Porsche Active Suspension Management); 

PSM (Porsche Stability Management) with ABS, ASR, EDTC, and ABD 13” Vented Rotors with 4 Piston 

Calipers - front and rear; 8x19 alloy wheels 235/35ZR19 front, 11x19 alloy wheels 295/30ZR19 rear; POSIP 

(Porsche Side Impact Protection) - 6 total (front, Thorax in seats, head airbags in doors); Stainless Steel Exhaust; 

Leather Power Seats with Alcantara Headliner; PCM with AM/FM/MP3 capable CD player, 280 watts & 9 

speakers. Contact Matt 916-833-4214 or mattsainson@gmail.com . $59,995 

2004 911 Turbo - Low miles: 29k only, 6-speed manual, well appointed. Have service records. Silver on 

black. Powered GT2 wing. H&R sport springs. Fresh brake fluid. Well trimmed with navigation, factory 

silver-painted interior parts including center console and divider, rain sensor, power seats with memory, sunroof, 

Porsche crest on sport seat headrests. Single disc cd. Alcantara headliner, Aero sideskirts. 

Call Orion, 978-407-5986 (Sacramento). $52k 

2003 911 Carrera Cabriolet, excellent condition, white/black, 59,500 mi., 6-spd, full leather, power/htd/ 

lowered sport seats, seat backs/console/instrument surround painted body color, 18” turbolook wheels, sport 

exhaust w/ ss pipes, PSM, Bose Surround System w/ 6-CD changer, PCM, Bixenon HL, red calipers, red belts, 

new rear tires, thick custom steering wheel. 

Contact: Glen Brooksby, glenbrooksby@gmail.com, ph 834-1102, $36,500. 

2000 911 Cabriolet - Original Owner. It is black/black and has 120,000 miles on the odometer. 

Contact Jim at 530.305.0333 $26,000 

1994 - 964 Carrera C4 - TL (wide body). LOADED. 94,000 miles, 2nd owner. 5-speed, Seal grey, black 

interior, sunroof. AC, heated seats, electric windows, Blaupunkt stereo, rear window wiper, Porsche car cover 

(grey), wheels and suspension upgraded. Contact Tom, 209-772-2005 or bushnell.matthew@yahoo.com 

$35,600 OBO 

1991 Carrera 2 Cabriolet 911 (964) - Car is completely original 59,000 miles. The Guards Red exterior is in 

excellent shape – always garaged at home and work. Paint is shiny and in excellent condition. The black leather 

interior is in excellent condition as well. No cracks in the dash and the seats look fantastic. 5-speed transmission. 

The car has never been on the track. Includes after market windscreen and car cover. I have the complete 

maintenance history of the car. My shop says it is one of the cleanest 964’s they’ve seen come through. It has no 

issues. No oil leaks, recent oil change, new front brakes, and replaced all 4 axle boots. AC was just recharged. 

This has been a great car for me but sadly I don’t drive it anymore and this car deserves to be driven! 

Contact Karen at sacgirl766@yahoo.com or Cell 916.284.8928, $29,500 

1985 911 Carrera Targa - Champagne w/ brown interior. All service records; 106k miles; 3rd owner, 

purchased in 1993; garaged; all original. 

Contact Bob Dierkes at Bob_Dierkes@comcast.net, or at 707-249-3173. $18,950. 

1983 911 Turbo Look. Only 117K mi. I’m only the second owner. Everything works as it should. 

Contact: Frank 916.372.5555 home; 916.588.8345 cell $20,000 OBO. 

1982 911 SC WIDE BODy 930 TURBO LOOK- conversion/paint by Franks using all factory parts, larger torsion bars, 

black leather 930 interior with front & rear spoilers. Wine red metallic German paint with Gotti 3 piece wheels/painted 

center caps. Power windows/mirrors/sunroof, A/C, fog lights, sport seats, cruise control, heated rear window/mirrors, euro 

headlights, alarm. 117,000 original miles. 2nd owner. Dwight Mitchell, Autosport Technology built the engine from an 

87 Carrera 3.2L (cost no object) into a very special: 3.5L twin plug Andial motronic ignition, blue printed/balanced with 

catalytic converter powerhouse. Latest engine rebuild by Ron Kain of IPB-Autosport in March 2005 @ 97,567 miles. 

Upgrades: GT3 Cup 996 type oil pump, ARP cylinder heard studs & rod bolts, IWIS HD timing chains. This is a street car 

& has never been raced. Call: Greg Peart, 916-870-7841 or email @: xfil911@comcast.net $24,500 

Drifter Classifieds for Porsches and/or Porsche-related parts or accessories are available at no charge to PCA members. Non-members may submit ads at $20.00 per 

ad. Make check payable to PCA-SVR and send to PCA-SVR, P.O. Box 254651, Sacramento, CA 95865-4651. Commercial ads are not accepted. Please contact 

our Advertising Manager for commercial advertising information and rates. All ads must be submitted by e-mail to the Newsletter Editor and received by the editor 

by the 1st day of the month prior to the month of publication. Ads may be shortened to fit available space. Editor is not responsible for content and reserves the 

right to reject any ads submitted. Not responsible for any errors or omissions. As an additional benefit to our members, all ads are included in the classified section 

of our web page. Ads are not verified for content. It is the buyer’s responsibility to verify the information in the ads. Ads run for three months unless cancelled. 


Index of Advertisers 

Frank’s Automotive 21 

IPB – Autosport IFC 

Leland West 17 

Niello Porsche 2, BC 

The Racer’s Group (TRG) 7 

Reflections in Glass 2 

RPM Indoor Kart Racing 13 

TrackMasters Racing IFC 

Please remember to support 

your club by utilizing the 

services and products from 

our advertisers. Many of 

them provide a discount, 

make sure to mention you 

heard it in the drifter! 

PArts for sAle 

Carrera Wing with third taillight for Porsche 996. A great deal at only $750. and its local so you don’t have to pay taxes and 

shipping. Normally retails for over $1,300. It can be easily fitted and repainted. I have a C4S wide body so I switched this 

Carrera wing for the Techart GT2 wing. 

Contact: Frankmerritt@earthlink.net or 916.372.5555 home; 916 588-8345 cell 

Reserved Package: American Le Mans (ALMS) Races at Laguna Seca, Sept 16,17 & 18th, 2011; Package consists of 3 nights RV 

camping in Space #98, Turn 5, with electricity and water. Contact: Clint Sherburne 541-999-7211 or martyspad@live.com 

‘87 911 Carrera 4-spoke leather steering wheel, black. Includes the horn button and horn contact/wire. Very nice. $150. 

Car cover for ‘87 911 Carrera coupe with two mirror pockets, all-weather type, one year old. Includes bag and papers. Very nice. $100. 

Contact: Mark Fleishman (916) 409-0255 

HOT 

914 parts:72 satin silver rim/tire /Race Mark steering wheel w/adaptor kit; 1967- 912 4spd.trans.w/30k on it.Shift lever/knob 4spd. 

steering wheel assembly,washer bottle,rear/front tail lights,headlights,complete set of guages,rear qtr. windows,rightside rear qtr.panel,rear 

bumper,deck lid w/grill/letters and other misc. parts.for body trim,electrical,etc.; 356 parts: 2 chrome bee hive tail light rings,120mph 

speedo,horn ring,wood shift knob all parts are in good to excellent shape. 

Call Rich 530-863-0446 or richardshelton2000@comcast.net (3-2011) 

Used Parts from a 1986 Targa, Hood, Right Fender, Left Fender, Targa Top and Frame, Targa A-Pillar section for Targa Conversion 

or rollover repair, Targa Bar and Rear window for Targa Conversion or rollover repair, Passenger Door damage around mirror, Master 

Cylinder, Power Brake Booster, Wiper Assembly and Motor, AC Blower Motor, Burgundy Drivers Seat - Electric, Burgundy Passenger 

Seat, Manual. Contract Frederick at 916-595-3371 or via email at fdr@fdrmotorsports.com 

CURRENT LISTINGS ON WWW.SVR-PCA.ORG 


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