DER GASSERWINE TASTING AND

INNER HARBOUR TRIP

By Skip CoKtyThe two upcoming social eventsplanned are our Annual WineTasting Dinner and a trip toBaltimore's Inner Harbor andNational Aquarium.

Our dinner will take place on May30th at the beautiful Kimberton innoutside Phoenixvilie. (Directionsbelow.)

Our evening begins with cocktails(wine) at 7:30 and seating fordinner is at 8:15.

Jeff Effgen, our host, will bepreparing a meal consisting of apasta and scallops, salad, tips ofbeef and rice, and dessert alongwith a sampling of three whitewines and one red wine. Jeff willalso give us a presentation on thevarious types of wine he will beserving. The cost for the completemeal and ail the wine you care todrink (or crazy enough to drink)will be $19.95 per person.

Everything is set for a really goodtime, so why not come out andenjoy yourself.

Please make reservations by May26th by sending a check for $19.95per person to: Skip Corey; 108Michaels Drive: Wallingford, Pa.19086. (If necessary, reservationscan be made by phone before May28th by calling 879-3201 after6:00pm.

Directions to the KimbertonCountry House at Hares Hill Roadand Kimberton Road off Route 113(phone 0 933-8198) are as follows:from King of Prussia, take 202South to Devon Exit, go right onto252 North through Valley ForgePark, take a left at red light ontoRoute 113 South, go approximately3 miles and bear right ontoKimberton Road (there is a signfor the restaurant), the restaurantis at the next stop sign on theright; from Malvern or WestChester, take Route 30 to Route 29North, follow Route 29 past anindustrial Park as it turns towardsPhoenixvilie, after a winding

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stretch of road take a left atPothouse Road, follow this road tothe end at Route 113 and go left,go approximately 3 miles and bearright onto Kimberton Road,restaurant is at next stop sign onthe right.

On Saturday morning, June 9th,we have a trip planned to theNational Aquarium at Baltimore'sInner Harbor. We will meet at8:15am at the Ramada Inn at theintersection of Routes 202 and 1 in

Chadds Ford. From King ofPrussia take 202 South. From thePennsylvania Turnpike take theDowningtown Exit (23) and followthe Route 100 bypass south to 202South.

We will leave promptly at 8:30 andwe should arrive at Inner Harborby 10:15. We will be able to parkthe cars in one of the high-riseguarded parking facilities and meetat the National Aquarium for atour. This exhibit is so popularthat two hour lines in theafternoon are not unusual, soleave with us early.

Afterwards, you can have lunch atone of the fine eatingestablishments in inner Harbor orin Little Italy. There are boats totour and many shops to browse anJI'm sure even the kids would findthe sharks fascinating, so why notplan to spend the day with us. Noreservations are required. Justmeet at the Ramada Inn at 8:15am.

Admission rates to the Aquariumare: $5.75 for adults; $9.25 forages 12-18; $3.00 for ages 3-11;and free for children under theage of 3.

For the latecomers, take 95 Southto 695 West (Towson) to 83 South(Downtown) and exit at the endfor the Inner Harbor.

PRESIDENT'S

MESSAGE

After what seemed to be a neverending winter and a cold, dampApril, it appears that good (i.e.warm, sunny) weather is here tostay. So it's time to make sureyour Porsche is ready for summer

driving, and to assist you withgetting it ready we have scheduledour next tech session at Rosemont

Porsche-Audi on May 19th. If yourcar needs a little work, bring itdown to Rosemont and get expertassistance from your fellowmembers. In addition, one ofRosemont's expert technicians willbe present to assist us and theparts department will be open aswell. Also, we will be techinspecting cars for upcomingdriving events such as theNorthern New Jersey RegionDriver's School at Pocono, so planto attend.

For those of you who didn't come,the April meeting brought outmany faces, some old, some new,some bright but none blue.Although I would like to thinkeveryone came to see the executivecommittee in action, the truth ofthe matter is that everyone cameto see Bob Holbert talk and

reminisce about his many years inthe fast lane, racing and winningin Porsches and other lesserknown cars. (Remember, realCarrera's have 9 cams.) Bobbrought with him not just a filmbut an absolutely delightfulvignette, showing the Duryea HillClimb in the mid 1950's. He

patiently fielded many questionsafter the film which ranged fromtechnical to personal, but i don'tseem to recall his answer to onewhich someone asked as to who he

felt was the better driver, Ai orhimself. Maybe we'll never know,or perhaps we'll have to invite A!for his views. In any event it wasa delightful evening and on behalfof our membership I thank Bob forcoming and hope that we see moreof him in the future.

The annual wine tasting anddinner is coming up on May 30th,in place of our normal meeting.This event has grown in popularityover the years and this year'spromises to be even better, i lookforward to seeing you there. Inthe meantime, in the words of anold philosopher, "Keep it betweenthe trees."

Bid

RIESENTOTER REGION PORSCHE CLUB OF AMERICA

LATE BRAKING NEWS

By BobRIesentoter Region's AutocrossSchool was a rousing success.Those of you who did not come outwere the losers. However, there isalways next year. Over twentyhearty students braved the windand cold to be guided through thelearning stations by iheinstructors. As usual, severalmembers came out only to work,some to learn and work and someto just watch. To all ourinstructors, workers andparticipants, a hearty inanks.Hopefully those students willcontinue to autocross. Ot r firstevent (a Delaware Valley SprintAssociation event) will tak i placeat the large lot at Montgo aery Mallon May 20th. Our second eventoriginally scheduled for August 5thhas been moved to August 19th toavoid a conflict with a

Bridyehampton PATTS event, thelatter having been moved from July14th and 15th to avoid a conflictwith the parade.

Speaking of PATTS, registration isgoing slower than we had hopedfor and we have made a couple keychanges which should do much toencourage participation in theseries. Trophies will be awardedbased on a participant's total pointaccumulation. There is no longer aminimum number of events that onemust attend to be eligible for atrophy. Registration will remainopen throughout the series.

Soon the application for theRiesentoter Region Driver Schoolwill be available. If you areplanning to attend the event (37Riesentoters did last year!), beginpreparing for it early. Talk topeople who attend Drivers' Schoolsso you will know what to expect.Make sure you and your car arecorrectly outfitted with safetyepuipment. Have your car techinspected and don't forget to bringthe tech sheet to the track theday of the event.

There are several areas that youcan practice before you attend aDrivers' School which will allowyou to get the most benefit fromthe school. Remember you are atthe Drivers' School to learn todrive smoothly around a racetrack. This is not the time topractice the basics of operating acar. It never ceases to amaze me, romantic view of driver's schools: the no-name straight

park m late fan. The recent three day

toe" before you come to the track, event was attended by RTR members: A. Shield, M. Stolper,This is a basic skill necessary for L. Herman, A. Anderson, A. Bonanni, T. Szechowitz andsmooth drl^^ing If you are not McQuiston, et al. Photo by D. Galbtalthsure of what "heel 6 toe" is, do ^

DER GASSER, MAY 19S4

not be afraid to ask. You canpractice this whenever you driveyour car.

Another thing you should do isfamiliarize yourself with theterminology of driving It isdifficult to learn when the

instructor is using words you donot understand. Learn and

practice whatever is practical"beforehand and the school will bemore enjoyable for you and yourinstructor.

Next month — a glossary of racingterminology. See you at the track.

CLASSIFIED ADS

for SALE: '77 924. ivory/black.air~~ sunroof, excellent condition,$7700, 2 recaro Ideal N sportseats, black, like new, $650, callBob Holland at 436-6577.

WANTED: Factory sport steeringwheel to fit '76 911, call BobHolland at 436-6577.

FOR SALE: 6 Aluminum mags for911, never used on street. $300for all 6 (7ixl5, 8ixl5, lOjxlS)with 4 racing rains, call TomPuschak days at 898-6577,evenings at 886-9959 or weekendsat 434-9948.

^R SALE: 2 7x15 forged alloyre^icas (Sportsman). $50 each. 2235/55 15 P6s like new, 4 215/6015 P6s like new. call Al Andersonevenings at 275- 9418.

FOR SALE: '83 Hirschmann Power

Antennae from 3 week old 928S,$150, call Joe Fox days at215-667-6115 or after 7pm at215- 362-7929.

FOR SALE: from 911 SC, originalexhaust and heat exchangers, testpipe, fuel dist., call Bruce daysat 215-395-0971 or evenings at215-298-2161.

FOR SALE:912/356/914 parts; 2solex 40P11-4 carbs for 912,

$140/pair; silencer type aircleaners, $30/pair; wire mesh styleaircleaners, $25/pair; 912 tailpipe(new) $15; 914 front rubberbumper top #914.503.023.10 likenew. $75; 356 normal engine#P70798. all there but needsrebuild, $275; call Skip Corey at215 874-3201.

FOR SALE: 911 sunroof, front andrear windows with deco moldingwith rubber seals, front hood,engine lid, all good condition, from'67 911 but will fit others, callTony Checkowski after 6pm at584-0776.

FOR SALE: 914 parts. 1.7/1.8 SSheat exchangers, steel wheels andtires, brakes, struts CV joint,torsion bars, rear springs andother miscellaneii, call LarryHerman at 215-233- 5845.

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TENTATIVE APPROVED

TECH LIST, AND TECH

SESSION SCHEDULE

ByioJUiy Bkuce, S

Bob VdttoYi1. All Porsche & Audi Dealerships2. Independent garages servicingPorsches including:

Precision Motor Works

Mike Tillson Motor CarsBob Fox

Van ValkenburghAll present Regional Tech.

Chairmen

4. Certain individuals by virtue ofexperience such as:

Bob Russo Al Anderson

Bob Koerbel Don Galbraith

3.

Vern LyieAxel Shield

Bob HollandBill CooperBob Patton

Wayne FleglerTony CheckowskiTed Sechowicz

Michael StolperLarry Bruce

The purpose of this list istwo-fold. First, to provide somebasis of uniformity and mostimportant of all, this list will bemade available to other regions forout-of-reglon events. This willprevent someone from teching theirown cars as well as unqualifiedpeople from performing tech.

Safety is obviously the key here. Iam certain that all of us wouldagree that our Porsche's are veryimportant to us and that we wouldnot want to run an event withunsafe cars or worse still, run atrack event that might include aPorsche which was not 'legal',thereby risking bodily injury oreven worse - damage to our prize•possessions. '

The list of approved individualsand - service facilUiesr is^-notr finaJ..^If you do not see your favoriteshop on our list please let meknow and the executive committeewill make every effort to add themto the list.

We understand that some facilitieswill charge you, on a time-basis,to tech your car. Therefore wewill always try to schedule a techsession before major events. Asyou know this is always free ofcharge (technical inspection only).

Tech sessions are invaluable. Theygive you the opportunity to dothings that in the confines of yourown garage would be impossible, ifnot totally inconvenient.

Suspension work, exhaust work,oil changes, valve adjustments,etc. can all be accomplished in aday's work. Lifts are available as

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well as factory trained mechanicsto make your project successful.

Tech sessions are also necessary.If you plan to run track events orsprints, they are mandatory.

Mark your calendars now. If youneed tech or just want to becomemore familiar with the 'mechanicals'of your car please join us.

1984 Schedule of Tech Sessions

Rosemont PorscheYBH PorscheHolberts Porsche

Sat. May 19Sat. June 16Mid-July

Remember: Hours 9am-4pmBring your tools.Parts dept will be open

all dav.

275 8605

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WANTED: factory 9x15 wheels for911, old used recaros (pair), used911 windshield, '67 door arm rests,rear view mirror, shift knob, callTom Puschak days at 898-6577,evenings at 886-9959 or weekendsat 434-9948.

FOR SALE: '78 911 SC, light greenmetallic/tan, s/r, a/c, p/n, am/fmBlaupunkt cassette radio, beautifulcar, excellent condition, 45,000miles, $18,900, call Joe at215-493-4686.

FOR SALE: 1972 914, new ssheater boxes, konis, springs,starter, tires, paint, low miles,$3400 obo, call Jay Winsor at649-1872.

DER GASSER, MAY 1984 PAGE 3

ANNUAL WINE TASTINGAND DINNER

Wednesday, May 30, 198Uat 7:30 pm

Kimberton Inn, Phoenlxville

Dinner of pasta and scallops, salad,tips of beef and rice, and dessert along with

a sampling of three white wines and one red wine

Cost Per Person: $19.95 Wine Included

RSVP: Skip Corey108 Michaels Drive

Wallingford, Pa. 19086Make checks payable to Riesentoter Region, PGA

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DER GASSER, MAY 1984 PAGE 4

HECKMANS MEMBERSHIPMUTTERINGS WITHAPOLOGIES TO CHRISFIELDS AMONG OTHERS

By John He.c.kman

Something has been gnawing on mysubconscious since i took over thispost in January of this year.Being an elected officer, as wellas a concerned member of this

club, part of my job asMembership Chairman is to come upwith ideas of how to get moremembers involved in Riesentoter.

I'm finding that the old adageapplies: "Hey, Dumbo, look firstin your own back yard."

At the latest count we have closeto 400 members in Riesentoter

Region. The PGA bylaws state thateach member may name either afamily member or an affiliatemember as long as that family oraffiliate member is 18 years of ageor older. Many times this area ofthe application is overlooked bythe new member. However,probably just as many times it isnot overlooked. And this, fellowPorschephiles, is where I havebeen negligent. I have overlookeda vital segment of our club'smembership, the family member(especially the spouse who in mostcases has contributed to thepurchase of the Porsche) and theaffiliate member! This is what has

been eating at my subconscious forthe past several months. Iapologize. Profusely.

If one were to ask me why I havenot listed the new member's familyor affiliate member in my columneach month, I would probably offera—lame- exc^ise having-sometbing. to.do with space. paperwork,continuity, deadlines, etc. Thefact is, I just plain haven't doneit. Honest, I'm not a chauvinist. Ihardly ever beat my wife. And 1even like children and domestic

animals.. .when they're asleep.From now on I promise to make aconcerted effort to acknowledgeeveryone and to get as manypeople involved as possible.

More on this next month. Rightnow I have to go meet the PastPresident for a couple ofshots-in-the-beers at the local

topless watering hole. He's helpingme with the final details on mynew gun rack for the rear windowof my 356 Cabriolet. But first,help me in welcoming the followingnew members:

DER GASSER, MAY 1984

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23S/60VniS 153.6825S/60VR15 163.16

19S/50VR1S 171.8120S/SaVR15 192.9622S/50VR15 218.372a5755VRI6 215.08225/50VR16 232.85

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Anthony 6 Barbara PuglisiHuntingdon Valley , Pa.1976 911S Coupe

- Bernie 6 Star-.-Sitron.--

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Paul 6 Loriie SchwarzbachBethlehem Pa.1982 911SC Coupe

Marc 6 Joy HormanHuntingdon Valley, Pa.1976 911S Targa

Alan 6 Lois WelsbergKintnersviile , Pa.1978 91 ISC Coupe

James HutchinsonWhitehall , Pa.(Please call me. I forgotto write down your carand phone number beforesending your app off toNational. Sorry 'bout that.)

A.J. PergoleseHavertown, Pa.1984 944

Richard 6 Camille CoulazianYardley , Pa.1984 944

Jay 6 Hellon DisorboAmbler, Pa.1977 911 Coupe

Ted 6 Fran Forman

Penn Valley, Pa.1984 911 Carrara Cabriolet

(mmmm, and it's red, no less!)

Richard FehringFort Washington, Pa.1984 944

Arthur Rothe

Exton, Pa.1973 91 IT Targa

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SUMMIT POINT - '84

(JULy 20,21 and 22)

By Axut SkizldOnce more Porsche driving seasonis moving along in high gear. Bythe time you read this, severalRiesentoters will have spent somedays on various northeasternracetracks having themselves aball. Planning is already underway for Riesentoter's Driver'sEducation and PATTS Time Trials

weekend at Summit Point. Thisyear we have arranged to re it thetrack for three consecutive days,Friday, Saturday and Sjnday,July 20th, 21st and 22nd.

The price for all three days (orany part thereof) is a veryreasonable $65.00 per driver.Summit Point, a pretty, two mileroad course with changingelevations, is a pleasant three tothree and one-half hour drive fromthe Philadelphia area. The weekendis very social. Several caravans ofPorsches leave at various times,both to and from the track. Thereare group dinners, as well as atthe track beer blasts at the end ofeach day and a variety of partiesamong participants in and aboutthe motels near the track. This

year once again, all who mentionPCA will receive a 10% discount ontheir motel room at the Winchester,Virginia Howard Johnsons, whichhas become our unofficial

headquarters for this event.

Many of our new members, andthose of you who have not been toa PCA track event yet, may wellwonder what is a Driver's School

and Time Trial. Well, a PorscheDriving School isn't exactly likehigh school driver's ed. It is aschool designed to teach you howto drive a Porsche in the manner

in which it was meant to be

driven, i.e. very fast, that isfaster than is legal anywhere inthis land of opportunity (Mr.Reagan's 1980 campaign promisesnotwithstanding). A Driver'sSchool is a high speed event. Ourschool will utilize the full Summit

Point track. There will be no

pylons or other artificial obstaclesplaced anywhere on the course toslow you down. Each driver willget four runs per full track day,each run lasting approximatelytwenty minutes. Lap speeds for9n's average over 70 mph with atop speed of 125+ mph beingreached once on every lap (justbefore one brakes down to about

35 mph for a 180® turn to the

right).

Sound like fun? It is. But there is

no reason to be frightened orworried about you or yourPorsche. This is not a racingschool, but is a school to learnhow to drive your Porsche quicklyin a controlled and safe manner.

Highly qualified PCA instructorswill be on hand to explain properdriving techniques and you wilt besafely and progressively broughtup to speed so that you will beable to drive smoothly andconsistently fast and be verycomfortable doing so. Once youhave had this experience, youautomatically become a much saferstreet driver. Actually, driving ona track (without on-coming traffic,cross streets, stop signs or trafficlights) is much safer than on youraverage highway.

After two and one half days ofinstruction and practice, all thePorsches are separated into classes

Performance from Experience

based upon each model's potentialspeed. Then each participant isgiven at least two laps around anempty track. Each lap isseparately timed and trophies areawarded to the quickest in eachclass. A time trial, as this iscalled, may be as low- or high-keyas each entrant cares to make it.However, the weekend, as awhole, is definitely laid back andfun! This is a chance to takethree days away from the DelawareValley rat race and really get toknow your fellow Riesentoters.Riesentoter was one of the firstregions to hold PCA Driver'sSchools and our events haveearned an outstanding reputationover the years. For this traditionto continue, we will need theparticipation and help of many ofour members. Mark your calendarsnow and plan to join us for asuper three days at Summit Pointin July.

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RIESENTOTER REGION'SEXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

PRESIDENTBill Cooper659 Brighton DriveHatfield, PA 19410H: 362-2770 W: 825-5257VICE-PRESIDENTCraig RosenfeldPC Box 313

Paoli, PA 19301H:644-4790 W:775-0997TREASURERTony Checkowski822 Tricorn Drive

Lansdale, PA 19446H .-584-0776 W: 638-1300SECRETARY

Nancy RosenfeldPO Box 313

Paoli, PA 19301H: 644-4790MEMBERSHIPJohn Heckman

709 Bethlehem PikePhiladelphia, PA 19118H:836-9168 W;248-4445SOCIAL

Skip Corey108 Michaels Drive

Wallingford, PA 19086H:874-3201 W: 766-8109ZONE 2 REP

Bob Holland305 Staghorn WayWest Chester, PA 19380H;436-6577 W:647-8100EDITORSJane and Michael Stolper1504 E Grand Oak LaneWest Chester, PA 19380H: 696-6018 W: 496-2267COMPETITIONBob Russo400 W Monument AvenueHatboro, PA 19040H:674-4756 W:343-3131

Al Anderson.1015 Thomas RoadNorristown, PA 19401H: 275-8605TECHNICALSob Patton

138 Merlin RoadPhoenixville, PA 19460H: 935-1725 W:648 2949

Larry Bruce102 Waterview CircleHavertown, PA 19083H:446-8042 W:667-6115

PAST PRESIDENTDon Calbraith

10 Cobblestone DrivePaoli, PA 19301H:644-9079 W;972 6829GOODIE STOREMichael Stolper1504 E Grand Oak Lane

West Chester, PA 19380H:696-6018 W:496-2267

DER GASSER, MAY 1984

THE VEAVLINB TOR THE JUNE ISSUE Of VERGASSER IS JUNE Ut, AWRESS CHANGESSHOULV BE SENT TO THE EVITORS,

PRECISION MOTOR WORKSExpert Mechanics Servicing All Porsches

Large Inventory Of Parts

Call Bob Koerbel 527-6025 Roberts Rd, Bryn Mawr

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COMING ATTRACTIONSBlue Ridge Region Autocross, 1st event of the Zone2 Series, contact Dave Snow at 703-389-0768.Riesentoter Region DVSA Autocross. (pg 2)Annual Wine Tasting at KImberton Inn. (pg 1)Pocono PATTS. (registration is closed)Trip to Baltimore's National Aquarium, (pg 1)Potomac Region Driver's Ed. at Summit Point, registrationbegins May 14th, Contact Steve Schiff at 703-941-1579.Regular meeting. See next issue for details.

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