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Z NEWS APRIL 2016 VOLUME 44 - 4
The Official Newsletter of Z Owners of Northern California
What’s inside . . . Page 2 ~ Flying Start, New Members, ZNews by Email,
Contra Costa Delta Cruise
Page 3 ~ April Fools Rallye Flyer
Page 4 ~ Ft. Bragg Run Flyer
Page 5 ~ Ft. Bragg Run Information
Page 6 ~Contra Costa Delta Cruise
Page 7 - 8~ BRE 50th Reunion
Page 9~ Calendar, In The Rear View Mirror
Page 10 ~ Contra Costa Delta Cruise
Page 11 ~ ZMart Rates, Renewal Form, Birthdays, BRE
Page 12 ~ Working For You & Area Reps
ZONC MEETINGApril 9, 2016
11:30 am – 2 pmCenarios Pizza
364 Pittman Rd. #1, Fairfield, Ca
Everyone is Welcome!
RSVP by April 7, 2016Marci Jenkins at [email protected]
Cruising in the DeltaBy Ann Devor
Eighteen brave Cruisers in thirteen Datsun and Nissan sports cars defied the rainy forecast of another mythic El Nino storm and ventured out on Saturday March 12 for the Contra Costa Delta Cruise. The Cruise was not for the faint of heart if you were worried about forecasts for doom and gloom rainy downpours. But the clouds held back on us, shedding only a little drizzle, and we enjoyed a beautiful day
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52nd Annual April Fools Rallye
Sunday, April 3, 2016See flyer on page 3
Ft. Bragg OvernighterSat.-Sun. May 21-22nd
See flyer on page 4
BLACKHAWK Z GATHERINGSat, June 25th
See flyer on ZONC web site now and in ZNEWS next month
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Flying
StartBy Jason Green
PLEASE WELCOME NEW ZONC MEMBERS .......
W. EUGENE MITCHELL 280Z
DUANE MacMULLEN 300ZX
New ZNEWS Email Delivery
ZONC will be sending ZNEWs to you by email every month so you no longer have to wait to receive it by mail or log in at www.ZONC.org to get your copy. Your ZONC Board and members voted at the February business meeting to start a transition from sending ZNEWS by regular mail to email. We hope this will make it easier for you to keep up with our events and take part in ZONC activities. We will also be able to say that ZONC is "going green" as most other car clubs have also done. As an added bonus, when the transition to email is complete the club will save money on postage. If receiving your ZNEWS by email is difficult, please contact Membership Representative Ann Devor ([email protected]) and we will work with you. ZONC hopes to have our transition to "ZNEWS sent by email" completed by June. We have already received positive comments from several of you about the transition to email delivery. Many thanks for your support as we try this new approach!
It’s nearly April and that can only mean one thing: baseball.
But if batting and earned run averages aren't your thing, the coming month also marks the true start of the Z event season.
Ann Devor and Paul Gommel, of course, got things started on March 12 with the Contra Costa Delta Cruise, which I wasn't able to make due to a prior engagement but understand was well-attended and enjoyed by all.
Bob Jenkins will keep things going on April 3 with the 52nd Annual April Fools Rallye. I've been told the rallye can test even the strongest of relationships, which is why I plan to take my brother instead of my wife (well, that and because she's very pregnant).
All kidding aside, the April Fools Rallye is a great event that raises money for Canine Companions for Independence, a Santa Rosa -based non-profit organization that provides highly trained assistance dogs to people with disabilities. Last year's event raised more than $600.
It's worth noting that the rallye isn't a contest of speed but a contest of how well a team can follow instructions along a specific route (hence the warning about it being a relationship test).
For more details, check out the flier on page 3.An overnight run to scenic Fort Bragg will follow on
May 21-22. Look for more details in the coming weeks.There are plenty of other events worth putting on the
calendar, including a ZONC gathering at the Blackhawk Automotive Museum on June 25, the Rolex Monterey Motorsports Reunion on Aug. 18-21, and the annual ZONC Car ShOW at the Brisbane Marina on Sept. 10.
Also, our next board meeting is April 9 at 11:30 a.m. at Cenario's Pizza, 364 Pittman Road in Fairfield.
Oh, and go, Giants!Thanks for reading. See you on the road soon.
Cruising in the Deltacontinued from Front Page
on country back roads. Most of us met early at AutoCom Nissan in Concord where
Paul Voskes, Director of Fixed Operations and the Service Dept., warmly greeted us and hosted a beautiful breakfast spread of coffee cake, bread and bagels. Herman Brown and friend Della Miller were first to arrive in their awesome GT-R. Herman kept his eyes on the red Nismo Black Edition GT-R in AutoCom’s showroom. New member Eugene Mitchell
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EMPIRE SPORTS CAR ASSOCIATIONpresents the
52nd ANNUAL APRIL RALLYE FOOLS
AN A-B RALLYE OPEN TO ALL TYPES OF CARS DATE: SUNDAY, APRIL 3, 2016
NEW START: SNOOPY'S HOME ICE, 1667 W. STEELE LANE, SANTA ROSA - TAKE THE STEELE LANE EXIT OFF U.S. 101, ONE MILE NORTH OF DOWNTOWN SANTA ROSA. GO WEST ON STEELE. CONTINUE ONTO GUERNEVILLE. TURN RIGHT AT RANGE. TURN LEFT ON W. STEELE. TURN RIGHT INTO THE SECOND DRIVEWAY AND GO TO THE BACK OF THE PARKING LOT.
TIME: REGISTRATION 10:30AM to 12:30PM, FIRST CAR OUT AT 11:45AM, LAST CAR OUT AT 1:00 PM
FEE: ENTRY $18.00 PER CAR - $.50 POKER HAND (OPTIONAL)
CLASSES: MASTER EXPERT, EXPERT, SENIOR, NOVICE, BEGINNER, FIRST TIMER
AWARDS: MASTER EXPERT CLASS, ~ AWARD ~ FIRST AND SECOND PLACE EXPERT CLASS, ~ AWARD ~ FIRST THRU THIRD PLACE SENIOR CLASS, ~ AWARD ~ FIRST THRU THIRD PLACE NOVICE CLASS, ~ AWARD ~ FIRST THRU THIRD PLACE BEGINNER CLASS, ~ AWARD ~ FIRST THRU THIRD PLACE FIRST TIMER CLASS, ~ AWARD ~ FIRST THRU THIRD PLACE POKER, ~ AWARD ~ $10.00 CASH A PARTICIPATION PLAQUE TO FIRST 40 CARS THE OVERALL WINNERS WILL HAVE THEIR NAMES ENGRAVED ON A LARGE PERPETUAL TROPHY THE PROFITS FROM THIS RALLYE WILL GO TO CHARITY:
Canine Companions for Independence® FINISH: ROUND TABLE PIZZA, 1791 MARLOW RD. IN SANTA ROSA
RALLYMASTER, BOB THE BEARD - FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL (707) 546-6867 OR E-MAIL [email protected]
THE APRIL FOOLS RALLYE WEBSITE IS: http://www.sonic.net/~thebeard/You can run a practice A/B Map Rallye there.
THERE WILL BE A SHORT RALLYE SCHOOL AT 11: 00 AM FOR ALL THOSE NEW TO RALLYING
A RALLYE IS NOT A SPEED EVENT. A RALLYE IS A TEST OF ATEAM’S ABILITY TO FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS ALONG THE
ROUTE, WHILE LOOKING FOR SIGNS AND SITUATIONS THATFIT THE DEFINITIONS OF THE RALLYE.
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April 2016
Fort Bragg Tour May 21-22, 2016
A two-day trip to Fort Bragg, CA, will kick-off the summer touring season for ZONC. Ken Clark and his wife, Mary, will host the adventure May 21-22. Meet location is the Petaluma Mall in Petaluma, CA. Sign-in starts at 8:30 am and the ride begins at 9:00 am. They’ll head directly for the coast, joining Highway 1 east of Bodega Bay and then travel north to Fort Bragg.
Here’s the route on Googlemaps.com: https://www.google.com/maps/dir/401+Kenilworth+Drive,+Petaluma,+CA/Bodega+Bay,+CA/Surf+Motel+%26+Gardens,+South+Main+Street,+Fort+Bragg,+CA/@38.4889406,-123.675256,162995m/data=!3m1!1e3!4m20!4m19!1m5!1m1!1s0x8085b3f89938596f:0x7facba8ecf642260!2m2!1d-122.6296388!2d38.2441978!1m5!1m1!1s0x8084274dbab23c5d:0xe4ea395a17784908!2m2!1d-123.0480571!2d38.33325!1m5!1m1!1s0x80804aaf7b64528f:0x4b8c15400af2f77f!2m2!1d-123.807264!2d39.423134!3e0
Overnight AccommodationsKen and Mary’s favorite lodge in Fort Bragg is the “Surf Motel
and Gardens” (www.surfmotelfortbragg.com). It’s located in the center of town, close to dining, attractions and the ocean. Rooms are clean and attractive, the management is friendly and accommodating, and the grounds are beautiful. An added plus – they take dogs and even provide a private, fenced exercise area.
Those who prefer something a little more upscale can check the Mendocino/Fort Braggs accommodations website (www.
Mendocino.com/fortbragg_lodging.html). ZONC member, Ruffin Apperson suggests movie and TV buffs might consider staying in Mendocino at the Hill House Inn (www.hillhouseinn.com). It’s been the shooting location for over 50 movies and the TV show “Murder She Wrote.”
Time to ExploreTwo miles north of the “Surf and Gardens Motel” is Fort
Bragg’s famous “Glass Beach” (www.fortbragg.com/explore/
glass-beach). It lives up to the phrase, “one man’s trash is another man’s treasure.” It’s abundant in “sea glass” created from years of dumped garbage. The ocean’s pounding waves broke down the buried glass and pottery, and tumbled them into small, smooth colored pieces that cover the beach. On the bluff above is the Glass Beach Trail – a newly developed walking, jogging and biking trail along the headlands and an old train trestle.
Less than a mile south are the Mendocino Coast Botanical Gardens (www.gardenbythesea.org). You’ll find 47 acres of
formal gardens, canyons, wetlands and trails that take you right to the coastal bluffs. There are more than 150 species of birds and magnificent collections of dahlias, begonias, camellias, rhododendrons and even a vegetable garden and orchard.
Just 6 miles down Highway 1 sits the Point Cabrillo Light Station (www.pointcabrillo.org). While on the grounds, you can tour the 1st Assistant Lightkeeper’s house, a Marine Science Exhibit in the Blacksmith and Carpenter Shop, and the Lighthouse itself. Sharp-eyed visitors might even spot migrating gray whales, as some females are still moving up the coast with babies in late May.
If you enjoy relaxing along the Pacific Coast, but dislike navigating the summer crowds, ZONC member, Dave Bradley, has a suggestion for you. Dave is associated with the “Newport Ranch” (www.theinnatnewportranch.com) and can “host” guests wanting to relax and stroll on the bluffs far from vacationing crowds. If you wish to make your trip to Fort Bragg extra-special, Dave suggests the ranch’s luxurious inn might be just the place for you. Good Eats
Dave has a couple recommendations for dinner Saturday night: •Purple Rose (Mexican) 24300 Highway 1 •Luna (Italian) 231 N. Franklin St. •Ruffin Apperson's sources suggest: Silver’s at the Warf (fish & Mexican) 32260 N. Harbor Dr. Point Noyo (seafood, steaks, pasta) 1011 S. Main St. •Marci Jenkins recommends the clam chowder at: TW’s Grill & Bar, (seafood) 400 S. Main St.
The Ride HomeFor a change of scenery, the trip home will turn inland. They’ll
take Highway 128 through the Navarro River Redwoods State Park and past the vineyards of Anderson Valley. Then it’s on to Highway 101 and points south.
Here’s the route on Googlemaps.com:h t t p s : / / w w w . g o o g l e . c o m / m a p s / d i r / S u r f + M o t e l + %2 6 + G a r d e n s , + S o u t h + M a i n + S t r e e t , + F o r t + B r a g g , +CA/39.1975494,-123.7470015/38. 8236722,-123.0152723/Petaluma+Marina/@39.0552735,-123.4332849,2589m/data=!3m1!1e3!4m21!4m20!1m10!1m1!1s0x80804aaf7b64528f:0x4b8c15400af2f77f!2m2!1d-123.807264!2d39.423134!3m4!1m2!1d-123.8096482!2d39.3355964!3s0x80804cc79836ad2d:0x1de42014592ea94c!1m0!1m0!1m5!1m1!1s0x0:0xce707f7a0f382553!2m2!1d-122.6142394!2d38.2319476!3e0
It will be a memorable weekend. Plan to join Ken and Mary as they travel up the coast to Fort Bragg.
E-mail Ken at [email protected] by May 14, 2016, to reserve your spot.
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(280Z) from Concord found us there and joined the club but could not come along for the ride. Also meeting us at AutoCom were Chuck Moll from Pleasanton (280Z); Linda Williams from Santa Clara (280Z); Stephen Wong from San Leandro (without his Speed Racer 280ZX) and friend Rita; and Gino Guillen from Lathrop (510) with DatsLoco friends Oscar Lemus in his beautiful 510 and Keogh Jeslon in his Datsun 521 truck.
We took off from Concord to our first stop in Cordelia where we met ZONCers Mike and Nancy Ahern who came all the way from Placerville in their 240Z; Lois and Ruff Apperson from Napa (350Z); Fred and Loretta Brooks from Vallejo (350Z); Marci and Bob Jenkins from Santa Rosa (350Z); and Duane McMullen from Sacramento in his newly purchased 1985 300ZX. From Cordelia we drove through the historic district of Suisun City and then turned off Hwy. 12 to Birds Landing. Along Hwy. 12 our radar detector started beeping madly when we added a 14th driver in his CHP
patrol SUV. When we turned off toward Birds Landing, the radar signal stayed strongly with us and although in the lead car we couldn’t see him, we knew he was coming along for the ride. Finally he gave up and left our group and we drove
Cruising in the Delta Continued from 2
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with a little more spirit through the windmill farms south of Rio Vista.
After passing through Rio Vista, we headed across the river and turned on Hwy. 160 toward Walnut Grove and its Locke Historic District. After a brief stop in Isleton so everyone could regroup, we passed many Delta resorts and farms and crossed two more bridges before arriving in Locke. Lunch service at Al’s Place for our large group was excellent and the house specialty, pepperoncini and peanut butter, was a new taste treat. Meeting us for lunch and driving south from Sacramento were Nick Fisher, Kevin and June Myose, and Curtis Lewis. And it was a surprise when Ken Clark and Mary Rozmajzl from Vacaville joined us because they drove their 240Z with transmission problems to Locke and brought their ill puppy with them.
After lunch some of us explored the Chinese Museum and quirky shops in Locke. Others of us decided to try to beat the rain and headed home. The rain held off though we could see dark clouds in the distance with rain coming down on Mt. Diablo. By the time we reached Hwy. 4, the storm cell had moved east leaving only a light drizzle falling on our windshield. While a few people heading home on northerly roads had heavier downpours, St. Patrick smiled on the Cruise and we were all very lucky. We enjoyed a wonderful time together with the best people, hardly any rain and no
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By Ann DevorThe 50th Anniversary of Brock Racing Enterprises was
celebrated in ultimate car style at the Petersen Museum in Los Angeles on Saturday, February 20. Nine former BRE crewmembers attended the event and shared sometimes hilarious stories about their victories and losses. Gail Brock did an amazing job of gathering the crew together and kept the discussion moving along through various memory lapses and moments of confusion. After a morning car show and the panel discussion, Gail managed to keep all together for a lengthy autograph session that lasted at least two hours past the allotted time.
Peter Brock, car designer and former racecar driver began the panel discussion with the highlights of his career starting at age 19 with a 1957 design for GM styling that looked suspiciously like the first Corvette. After a stint at GM, he went to Japan with the hope of becoming a race car driver and began racing the Hino 900. He applied his knowledge of
BRE 50th Anniversary Reunion at Petersen Museumfunction and design to the development of the Hino Samurai, a prototype racer that was ended when Toyota took over Hino operations. Not finding success with Toyota, Brock went to Nissan and helped develop the manufacturer’s racing 510s and 240s that went on to championships in 1970 and
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continued from page 7BRE 50th Anniversary Reunion at Petersen Museum
1971. While using new technology such as dyno to further hone his race cars’ performance, Brock credits the ingenuity and dedication of the people in his organization for the halo of success that shines on BRE to this day.
In addition to Peter Brock, attending the BRE Reunion were John Morton, the race car driver who brought fame to BRE with his championship wins; Mac Tilton, Crew Chief
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APRIL04-03 (Sun) 52nd Annual April Fools Rallyewww.sonic.net/~thebeard
04-09 Z-Day Californiawww.socalz.net/zday2016.html
04-22 & 23 Solvang Datsun Roadster Classicwww.solvangroadstershow.com
04-29 to 05-01 Monterey Grand Prix at Lagunawww.mazdaraceway.com
MAY05-14 Z Bash, Anaheim Stadium, Orange, Cawww.thezstore.com/page/TZS/CTGY/WCN
05-21 & 22 (S/S) ZONC Ft. Bragg [email protected]
5-21 Datslocos Annual Datsun/Nissan Car Show934 Perimeter Dr. Manteca, Ca 95337
Contact: Geno [email protected] or 209-298-5130
2016 ZONC & Other Events Calendar
By Bob JenkinsOn the cover was an announcement for a run to Bodega Bay
starting from Sacramento, with area starts in Cordelia Junction, and Petaluma, and bag lunches would be picked up at the Tides Restaurant in Bodega Bay, with the final destination being Doran Beach for a picnic.
Inside were flyers for the, 29th Annual April Fools Rallye, a Feather River Run, a 1st Annual ZONC Golf Tourney in Sacramento, a California Car Clubs car show in Sacramento, the 6th Annual National Z-Car Convention in St. Louis Missouri, and a Association of California Car Clubs 7th Annual Legislative Conference in Sacramento.
There was news of a 2-day Ft. Bragg Mendocino Coast Run up coming in June and a report of a ZONC snow trip to the Sierras and,
JUNE06-03 to 05 Sonoma Historics Sonoma Racewaywww.infineonraceway.com/schedule
06-25 (Sat) ZONC Gathering at Blackhawkwww.zonc.org
JULY07-15 to 17 Hoopa Hillclimbwww.rscc.net
07-17 Hillsborough Concourswww.hillsboroughconcours.org
AUGUST08-02 to 06 ZCON 2016 in Torontowww. zcon.org
08-18 to 21 Rolex Monterey Motorsports Reunionwww.mazdaraceway.com/rolex-monterey-motorsports-reunion
SEPTEMBER09-10 (Sat) ZONC Annual Car Show at Brisbanewww.zonc.org
IN THE REAR VIEW MIRROR~ April 1993
Happy Birthday to ZONC.orgHappy 17th Birthday to ZONC.Org. Back on April 28, 1999 ZONC.Org was launch to the public. We want to congratulate Karl Twiford who became our Webmaster in July of 2006. If you have not visited ZONC.Org. in a while, please visit.
yes, they took their Z's.There was a Monterey/Santa Cruz Area News section taking
about events in the Carmel Valley and inviting ZONCers to come to meeting at Denny's near the Salinas Airport.
Also their was a "Tech Tip" article by Bill Halsey and a Letter to ZNEWS by Ray Gee stating the more things change, the more they stay the same. Also listed was a Hot Line for ZONC events.
President for 1993 was Rick Cassel, Vice President was Carolyn Dudley, Secretary was Paul Carrol, Treasurer was Heather Ippoliti.
The ZNEWS was 12 two sided pages long and was sent by bulk mail, so it took a while to get delivered.
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HAPPY APRIL
BIRTHDAYS
If you're not listed - it's because the Data Base Manager does not have your month of birth.
And you're wished a Happy Birthday!
JOE ARMSTEAD MATT GARDELLA GARY KERCHNER RAY RAIBLE
speeding tickets. Yeah! And thank you to AutoCom Nissan in Concord and everyone who brought out their cars and contributed to a really fun day!
Cruising in the Deltacontinued on page 6
and Engineer; John Caldwell, Engine Chief; Jeff Schoolfield, former Shelby fabricator who went to BRE; Kirk Allegro, who started as a gofer and worked up to mechanic; Trevor Harris, suspension guru; John Knepp, gears and electronics expert; and crew member Joe Caviglieri.
The BRE Reunion also featured a car show on the upper parking deck prior to the panel discussion. Only pre-1985 Datsuns were qualified for the show and judging was done by the BRE team including Brock. While looking at ZONCer Ken Clark’s car, Brock was heard to say that he was surprised and the fine quality of 240Zs at the show. He was also surprised to see the large number of four door 510s, many of them showing performance upgrades beneath the hood. The Best of Show car was a beautiful replica of the BRE #46 240Z that had traveled from Atlanta to be at the show. Other cars came from Nevada, Arizona and Oregon. Northern California was well represented by Ken Clark and his 240Z, Wade Warren, Rob Fuller, Paul Gommel, Rod Eaton, Nick Fisher and Eric Lindrud on a beautiful day with good times for all.
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BRE 50th Anniversary Reunion at Petersen Museum
https://picasaweb.google.com/111600734044117488038/
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Below is the link to more photos by Bob Jenkins for the Contra Costa Delta Cruise.
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