Volume X, Issue 10 November 2005

Cider Run Color Tour

Pratt & Miller Visit Annual General Meeting

The Official Newsletter of The Rally Sport Region • Porsche Club of America

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from the rear seat ..................... ....3 Cider Run………..………...…. ...4/5 Events Planning…………………...6 Membership Page………….……...7 Color Tour ………...…….…........8/9 Jeff’s Tech Bits…………….….….10 Ask Portia………………….……...11 Calendar / Events .................. 12/13 Meeting Minutes .................... 14/15 Classified ...................................16 Club Coupe Winner………...…....17 The Official Page…………………18 Cover Photo - by Burghard Linn

HOLIDAY PARTY

Date: January 14, 2006 Social Hour: 6:00 PM Dinner: 7:00 PM Place: Baker’s of Milford Cost: TBD

Mark your calendars and save this date. Come join us for a great evening with good food, fun and fellowship.

Check for more details in the December Bahn Stormer. See you there!

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Kelly Roberts, President The days are getting shorter, the trees are dropping their leaves and the north winds have already started to bring colder air into our little part of Michigan. So that can only mean one thing: it’s getting to be that time of year again when we all must face the fact that we have to put our beloved Porsches away for another long winter nap. Remember to follow all of the basic rules when preparing your Porsche for storage. Fill the gas tank with a good premium fuel and add a little fuel stabilizer to ensure reduced moisture content. Place a couple of moisture absorbent packs inside the passenger compartment, remove the battery or at least use a battery tender to keep your battery charged and lastly air up those tires to at least 50psi or better yet use tire cradles or jack stands to get the vehicle weight off the tires. A little common sense goes a long way to ensure your car will start early next spring. I would like to thank everyone who has come forward in the past few weeks to volunteer to fill the four open membership board positions. It’s you the members who keep this club functioning all year long, THANKS. For those members not running for one of the open membership board positions we still need your support by voting. If you haven’t completed and returned your ballot yet please do it today. I would like to thank Chuck Freitas for his many years of service to the club as our Advertising Chairperson. Chuck informed me last week that he needs a break from the advertising position. The position needs to be filled quickly to ensure

our records are accurately maintained. If you have any interest in advertising we need you. The position is very simple; the Advertising Chairperson monitors payments and solicits new advertising avenues. The Advertising Chairperson should be able to attend the monthly Membership Board meetings and must supply a written advertising report that shows payments made. This position also requires you to call on advertisers when payments are late. Please help. A record number of members have been participating in the monthly events. It is because of the efforts of members like Stewart and Sally Free who coordinated last month’s cider run and the upcoming Pratt Miller event that we continue to have on-going social events throughout the year. Thanks to Jim and Liz Christopher for coordinating this year’s Captain Peach Fuzz fall color tour and next month’s annual general meeting and pig roast. In closing, I would like to take this opportunity to say thanks to everyone who has supported me over the past two years in the role of Club President. I know at times I have been a pain in the butt when I repeatedly ask for volunteers to step forward but it has all been for the good of the club. If I have offended anyone please accept my apology. Thanks, Kelly

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2005 Cider September 24 found about 25 Porsches, and almost twice as many members, converging on Brighton to begin our First Annual Cider Run. The first half of the Run found the group wring-ing out some of the twisting roads around Pinckney, Hell, and Dexter. Stopping at Jenny’s Farm Stand we enjoyed apple cider and pumpkin donuts while watching the farm animals. The second half of our Run uncovered some interesting curves around Unadilla, Gregory, and Howell. The group ended its Run at Ciao Amici’s restaurant in Brighton where our menu included lobster fettucine, chicken marsala, steak, and pork. We appreciate all the positive feedback from participants who are looking for-ward to our Second Annual Cider Run next fall. Stewart & Sally Free

Stewart & Sally

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Run

The Handsome Lineup

Cider & Pumpkin Doughnuts

Jenny’s Farm Stand

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Ideas & Comments

The Events Committee is looking for ideas for the 2006 social calendar.

What social events did you like this year? What type of events do you want next year?

Do you have an idea for an event? Would you like to host an event?

(we can show you how and give you all the help you need) Please take some time and respond to us at claudia_t@comcast.net so we can make the 2006 events calendar a great one.

The Events Committee

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Welcome to the Rally Sport Region The Fast, Fun and Friendly Region Current Membership 228

New Members Robert & Lynn Bauman

Brighton, MI 2004 Guards Red Boxster S

Achtung !

We are trying to keep all members informed of upcoming events or updates via Email. If it is a concern of privacy that has kept you from sharing this information, please note; our club does not share or sell your e-mail address or personal information to anyone!

Please send your current Email address to Glenn Trapp - bahn_stormer@comcast.net

Member Anniversaries for November

Membership Applications are available at: http://rsp.pca.org/forms.html or email bahn_stormer@comcast.net

John Horner Dave Winston Stephen Park Carl Morganti John Regan Mark Schettenhelm Greg Steen

32 24 22 11 10 8 7

Chuck Freitas Patrick Jeski Bill Damon Stuart Delaney Richard Mularoni Daniel Wallace Mike Wank

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The weather was an almost perfect fall day in southern lower Michigan making a major contribution to the enormous success of the The Third Annual Captain Wrongway Peachfuzz Color Tour! Twenty-nine Porsches plus four as-sorted enthusiasts made the seventy-mile tour -- we had Porsches of all shapes and sizes spanning forty-nine model years on this year's tour! The route followed a path of country roads from Fenton to Chelsea with a rest stop in Pinckney. The group arrived in Chelsea in time to enjoy the downtown area before enjoying the fruits of the Common Grill. In fact, a special thanks to the folks at the Common Grill in Chelsea for serving up a great dinner and creating a fine ending for this year's tour. In keeping with our distorted sense of humor as well as the tour's namesake, this tour featured a number of fairly obscure questions about our favorite Moose & Squirrel -- in the past, the person or couple that correctly answers the most questions usually will get a complimentary dinner.... This year's tour prize was a four DVD collec-tion of the first year of Rocky and Bullwinkle! Surprisingly two couples, Elliot and Wendy Wagenheim as well as Owen Balduf and Cindi Billmaier, correctly answered six of the seven questions and they graciously agreed to share the prize. Also of great surprise was the revelation that the lone "Brit" in the crowd knew nothing of Rocky & Bullwinkle and lobbied heavily that future tours have a more international tone; perhaps next year the tour will be named “In Search of the Holy Grail Color Tour”. Liz and I have thoroughly enjoyed hosting the color tours; from the number of participants, the amount of laughter and number of smiles we think this last tour was, maybe, the best of the last four. Believe us when we tell you it has been both satisfying as well as gratifying to see group a of strangers with, initially, one common de-nominator come together and have a simply great time! On Saturday, November 5th we will be hosting the Annual General Meeting - from what we surmise there will be an, approximate, half-hour of club business followed by a pig and turkey roast, bon-fire and some great company. Of special interest will be the very special invention - a combination chain-saw, margarita mixer! We love to entertain and invite you to attend. Next year, the tour will be hosted by Gary and Carolyn Starin and is scheduled for Sunday, Oc-tober 15, 2006. Jim and Liz Christopher

2005 Color

Jim kicks it off

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On the Strasse

Tour

Chillin’ in the Park

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Jeff Jones has 30 years of automotive experience, predominantly Porsche since 1984. He was awarded Master Porsche Tech by Porsche A.G. in 1986. He has owned and operated Automotive Techniques since 1988. He has a unique and knowledgeable perspective and approach to each car on an individual basis and the customer’s desire.

ο Leakage/Compression Test with every major maintenance

ο Complete Engine, Driveline, Suspension and Brake Service.

ο Performance Suspension, Wheel and tire upgrade.

ο 30 Years of Experience!

BITS OF THOUGHT FROM JEFF

Tires: The Break-In Process

Make sure you are careful when you are exploring the capabilities of your newly installed tires. All tires, including winter tires, require a break-in period of a few hundred miles for optimum per-formance. It is also important for you to understand that new tires will be a little slower to respond and that new, full tread depth brings with it a little more tread squirm until the tread wears down.

Winter tires have their own personal-ity and handling traits and will feel dif-ferent than the summer or all-season

tires being replaced. New winter tires begin with deeper tread depths and more open tread designs that may con-tribute to more tread squirm and you may notice a reduction in handling re-sponsiveness.

Another thing to check when install-ing new tires is setting and maintain-ing inflation pressure. Make sure it is at its recommended inflation pressure and it will benefit you to check it fre-quently. Until next issue, Jeff

24744 Crestview Ct. Farmington Hills, MI 48335 Phone: (248) 615-8964 alphatango911@hotmail.com

Visit our website at www.automotivetechniques.net!!

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Need Car Advice?

Ask Portia ©

Dear Portia, My son tells me that playing video games will make him a better driver. Is this true? He is being a real pest about this. Pater Noster Dear PN, Playing video games that involve racing situations on street or race courses is fun and can hone the already sharp teenage reflexes. Just don’t expect much transfer to the real world. Playing video games makes you a better gamer. Only real life, seat of the pants experience will make him a better driver. Portia suggests you get him a kart to practice with. When he’s sixteen get him a non-running 914 to work on. This will keep him busy for years and, with any luck, you won’t see him again until he’s in his mid twenties. Dear Portia, What is the hottest new fashion color for this fall? Helen in Troy Dear HiT, Didn’t I meet you once at a cocktail party in Sparta? You were all over some guy named Paris. Color in the fashion world changes about as often as Imelda Marcos changes shoes and for about the same reason. Portia, being well over six feet tall and blonde, looks great in any color except pink. Stay away from black because it’s so boringly overdone. Try a color with some flash, like Guards Red. Dear Portia, When should I plan to put my Porsche in storage for the winter? Calendar Watcher Dear CW, Dumkopf! Don’t look at the calendar. Look out the window. Wind and rain are no problem. Some of the best driving days are in late Fall when the summer drivers are gone and the weather ads a brisk nip to the air. If it is snowing or if the temp is below 35 degrees then it is time to store the little darling. Some RSR members put on snow tires and drive all winter but Portia can’t abide the thought of salt on a Porsche. It just seems blasphe-mous.

Portia wants to remind her fans that she will entertain any questions pertaining to cars and driving. She will gladly provide you with feedback, answers or abuse at her discretion. So don’t be shy, just Ask Portia. (Bahn_Stormer@comcast.net)

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Rally Sport Calendar

November Saturday, 5 Annual General Meeting @ Christopher’s (see page 13) Saturday, 12 Pratt & Miller Race Shop (see page 13)

December Thursday, 1 Board Meeting @ Baker’s of Milford

January Saturday, 14 Holiday Party @ Baker’s of Milford

2006 Rally Sport Region Women’s-Only Driver’s Education Day RSR is looking into the possibility of conducting a “Women’s-Only” Track Driving education day at Waterford race-way during a weekday sometime in 2006. This event would give the women in our chapter the opportunity to ex-perience track driving and learn what their spouse or significant-other gets “all pumped up” about without the “testosterone effect” and apprehension of having to drive on the track with the guys. What you will learn: All participants will receive a full day of 1 on 1 instruction and four 20 to 30 minute track sessions with a qualified and experienced RSR instructor in a very safe and controlled track environment. Classroom instruction will also be provided. You will learn the basics of track driving and vehicle dynamics and control during acceleration, brak-ing and cornering. Whether or not you ever decide to try this experience again – what you learn on the track at this event will make you a safer driver on the street and may even save your life one day. What you will need: You will be required to provide your own vehicle: an every-day vehicle, a compact to midsized 2 or 4 door sedan with good condition street tires and fully functional 3-point seat belts for both the driver and front seat passenger is preferred. As an option – if you have experience driving your significant-other’s track car, then that would also be OK to bring to this special event. You will need a proper fitting helmet: Either an SA (automotive)-rated or M (motorcycle) rated helmet. RSR only has five SA-rated “loaner” helmets available so please plan to bring your own helmet or borrow one. Age, Drivers License and Vehicle Insurance requirements: All participants must be 18 years of age or older, pos-sess a valid driver’s license and their vehicle must be fully insured. Participants under the age of 21 will require parental permission and attendance of at least one parent during the event. At this time (based on 2005 costs) it is estimated that this event will cost $130 per person for RSR members or spouses/significant-others of RSR members and $150 for non-RSR members. Lunch will also be provided. Right now we are only soliciting responses to see what the interest level is to put on this event for the women in our club. If you might have an interest in participating in this 2006 event, please contact: Gary Starin at 248-887-2524 or at gary.starin@delphi.com.

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Pratt & Miller Visit Saturday, November 12, 2005

10:00 am

Pratt & Miller are known for designing, developing, building, and racing automobiles. They are responsible for the C6R Corvette and

the Cadillac CTS-V involvement in GTS endurance, ALMS (American Le Mans Series), and America's Speed World Challenge racing programs.

Please RSVP by Nov. 5 to Stewart Free 810-229-2351 or stewartjfree@aol.com

Pratt & Miller Engineering 29500 W.K. Smith Drive, New Hudson, MI 48165

just off Grand River on William K. Smith Dr. between Milford Rd and Wixom Rd.

We will go to a restaurant for lunch afterwards

Annual General Meeting Date/Time: November 5th at 5:00pm

Place: Jim & Liz Christopher’s, Ortonville, MI RSVP: jtchristopher@comcast.net or 248.627.8655

For a new twist, Jim and Liz would like this year's event to include a pig and turkey roast -- but, for this "roast" to go forward we must have at least twenty-five to thirty members present. Jim and Liz will provide Potato Chips, soft drinks, a bonfire and the fixings for "s’mores" and ask that those planning to attend bring something to pass. An RSVP would be greatly appreciated. In the event that we have less than the twenty-five to thirty members, the "fall-back" main dish for the event will be sloppy Joes.

The Christopher's address is 901 S. Brandt Road; Ortonville; 48462 - easily accessed from both US-23 and I-75. Brandt Road runs north off Grange Hall Road two miles west of M-15 to the east and three miles east of Dixie Highway to the west. All of the roads are paved, primary roads except Brandt Road -- the home lies one-quarter mile north of Grange Hall Road on a very well maintained dirt road.

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PORSCHE CLUB OF AMERICA

Rally Sport Region – Monthly Board Meeting Minutes Thursday, October 6, 2005 7:30 pm

Meeting called to order by Joe Lile at Baker’s of Milford at 7:30PM.

Board Members Present:

Kelly Roberts: President Absent Joe Lile: Vice President Present Christian Maloof Present Tom Green Present Sue Sarin Present Gary Stellmach Absent Patrick Grace Absent Jim Christopher Present Dick Zarbo Absent Members & Visitor Present: David Bates, Pat Jeski (Webmaster), Dan Kantrow, Tom Krueger, Burghard Linn (Treasure/Editor), Gary Starin, Claudia Trapp (Activity Chair) and Glenn Trapp (Membership Chair/Editor). Meeting Minutes: September meeting minutes reviewed and approved. Treasurer's report: Burghard Linn presented the Sept/05 report. Reviewed 2005 Track Event Finan-cial Summary. Reports approved. Discussed the need to have a buffer to be safe for the lean months and Burghard believes we have that buffer. REMINDER: The Treasurer’s Report is available to any RSR Club member. E-Mail your request to Burghard Linn (burghard@comcast.net). Insurance: No report but Color Tour Event already covered. Goody Store Report: Chuck Freitas absent. He emailed his inventory status with a statement that we will need to invest in new merchandise soon. Advertising Report: Chuck Freitas absent. He emailed advertising status. Membership: Glenn Trapp reported the count at 228. Glenn will send Sue Sarin a new list for call-backs. Track report: Christian reported that Dan Gaulin does all the work but he gets all the credit. Chris-tian is still waiting for a ruling from Waterford about the catering service and the $50 vouchers ($800 credit). The Waterford board was going to vote but we have not received a response. Three to four track days are under investigation for next year and the all Women’s Event. September event (report from Jim Christopher) was good despite the weather. A lot of participants volunteered to help out and everyone had a great time.

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Newsletter: October newsletter is complete and already mailed. The editors reported that they might have someone who can take over the newsletter. Web site: Pat reported the website is up to date. Calendar is on the website. Always looking for more content. To visit our website go to http://rsp.pca.org Event Committee Report: September Porsche’s Birthday party was a success with new members attending. Cider Run was also a success. Event Committee meeting will be held late in October for next year. Need event ideas. Possible idea would be a RSR Birthday party in February to celebrate 10 years. New Business: We will need to send out a special mailing for the election ballot. Pat Jeski has agreed to run for President. The Women’s Only DE event may have 10 women potentials. Once the event gets finalized it will be advertised with other regions and car clubs to fill the event. Gary Starin has the lead. Burghard is working on the business cards to help with membership. Upcoming CLUB EVENTS: Annual General Meeting: November 5 Pratt & Miller Tour: November 12 Club Meeting at Baker’s: December 1 Holiday Party: January 14, 2006 Note: Unless otherwise noted. All monthly meetings are held at 7:30 PM on the first Thursday of each month. All RSR members are welcome to attend any monthly meeting - see the RSR monthly newsletter “The BahnStormer” for details. Meeting adjourned: 8:50pm. Minutes taken by: Mary Ann Kantrow

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CARS FOR SALE

1987 Porsche 911 Cabriolet. Black over Bur-gundy leather. Black top with burgundy boot. Very attractive. Original 3.2L 5-sp G50 trans. Updated 993 tech style rims. No wing. Records, 112K $17,500obo. David dgwressell@comcast.net 248.819.0756 (11/05)

1970 911 T - green with black interior - rebuilt carbs, tranny and brakes. Accell ignition, new wires and plugs. Newer carpet and paint. Drives and low miles but in storage for many years. Floor pan rust. Contact Tom McDonald 734.878.1539. (10/05)

1986.5 928 S3 Red/Black leather interior. 88k miles, excellent condition, all power, sunroof, 18" spider rims, many interior upgrades. Timing Belt/Water Pump replaced at 78k miles. All maintenance records, $13,500 Mark Haddlesey 734.945.1214 (06/05)

1986 944 Needs starter, oil cooler seals, and most likely timing belt replacement. Good for someone who wants to get their hands dirty. $1,200 Frank 248.322.4781 (05/05) For Sale: 1990 Mazda Miata Convertible, 1.8L, Manual Trans, rear wheel drive, Red with Black interior and top, Texas/Tennessee Car- Never seen snow, some stone chips, no accidents, clean chas-sis, engine and interior, A/C, PS, Power Windows, AM-FM-CD, Sport Steering Wheel, Bolt-on Chassis Stiffening bars, 2 sets wheels and tires: Stock steel wheels with Dunlops and Alloy wheels with Kum-hos, Higher mileage vehicle but very well main-tained, have all receipts, 30+ MPG City/Highway $3,800.00, Contact Gary Starin, Work: 810-257-8500 (days), Home: 248-887-2524 (evenings, weekends) For Sale: 1998 Ford Escort ZX-2, 2-door coupe, 2.0L 16V DOHC 130hp, Manual Trans, front wheel drive, Red with Grey interior, original owner, very good condition, great MPG (30+ mpg and uses 87 octane fuel), Clean chassis, engine and interior, A/C, PS, Power locks, AM-FM-Cassette, Higher mile-

age vehicle but very well maintained, no rust, have all receipts, not driven much in past 2 years, recent maintenances include: new tie-rod ends, alignment, new rear bearing hub assys, new timing and ser-pentine belt and fuel filter, great commuter/starter car or for kid away at school $3,800.00, Contact Gary Starin, Work: 810-257-8500 (days), Home: 248-887-2524 (evenings, weekends)

PARTS FOR SALE

Alloy Strut Bars: Versions available to fit 924 & 944 ($200); early 911 ($250); & 993/968 ($170) models. Precision-fabricated in Germany. E-mail me for details & photos at auto-mark@charter.net (11/05) Winter Wheels & Tires, E36 3 series Arbet 7.5x17 wheels with 215-45x17 Michelin X M&S 330 winter tires. Tires have about half tread remaining. $300 OBO. Elliot Wagenheim, ewagmd@ameritech.net (11/05)

993 - New Bra, performance airbox and BMC F1 filter: Performance Products Genuine Porsche Bra w/ embossed logo (automotion.com $125), Fab Speed performance airbox and BMX F1 filter (fabspeed.com $175+$90). Best offer. japearn@hotmail.com or 734.710.4925 (08/05)

Tire Voucher for four Dunlop tires $390 obo, Jack Dunlap, JLDATSHANNON@aol.com 810.231.2872 (08/05)

1985 944 parts: Parting an old and tired 944 street car, lots of parts available. To name a few: Rear hatch $500, power steering rack $150, headlight assy $40 each, side windows $15 each, sunroof $15, lots more. Call or email to inquire. Greg Steen 248.799.5947 or gregory.k.steen@aexp.com (04/05)

To place your classified ad in The Bahn Stormer please contact: Glenn Trapp - Bahn_Stormer@comcast.net

810.227.7854 Fee: Advertisement for members is free, others are based on space

availability and have a fee of $5.00 per quarter.

CLASSIFIED UPDATE Please note that we are trying to update our classified section. If your ad is over six months

old, it will be removed unless you resubmit it Please notify the editor if the item is sold.

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Membership Information: Those interested in joining Porsche Club of America (PCA) can fill out the application form located in this issue. Cost is $42. US per year. You will receive a subscription to both Panorama, the official PCA magazine, and your local region’s newsletter.

Send the application and a check (or Visa/MC), payable to Porsche Club of America, to the membership chairperson (Glenn Trapp) to process. If you have questions or need additional information please contact the membership chairperson.

Subscription to The Bahn Stormer is free to RSR* members. Non-members pay an annual fee of $18 US.

Address Changes: If you change your address, please forward your new address to Porsche Club of America’s Executive Secretary; Diana Tringali PO Box 5900 Springfield, VA 22150 Please also forward your new address to the RSR* Membership Chairperson (Glenn Trapp) at Bahn_Stormer@comcast.net. This will ensure the timely delivery of both the Panorama and The Bahn Stormer.

Please take note: *Rally Sport Region’s official acronym from PCA national is RSP. Please make special note of this when dealing with PCA national.

PORSCHE CARS NORTH AMERICA ANNOUNCES 911 CLUB COUPE SWEEPSTAKES WINNERS Porsche Club of America member from New York Wins Limited Edition, 381-hp 911 Club Coupe

ATLANTA, OCT. 5, 2005 --- Clif Rosenberry, a Porsche Club of America (PCA) member hailing from White

Plains, N.Y., selected the lucky key that started the Porsche® 911® Club Coupe -- the 911 Club Coupe Sweepstakes grand prize -- at a drawing conducted this past weekend during the American Le Mans Series Petit Le Mans road race at Road Atlanta in Braselton, Ga. The car is just one of 50 special 911

Club Coupes created by Porsche Cars North America (PCNA) and Porsche AG to commemorate the PCA's 50th Anniversary.

Rosenberry, along with Michael J. Stafford of Lewisville, Texas, and Garrett Burch of Skippack, Pa., were

runner-up prize winners, each receiving a four-day/three-night trip for two the Petit Le Mans race, includ-

ing airfare, hotel accommodations, the use of a Por-sche Cayenne®, VIP tickets and $300 in spending money. Although Stafford and Burch did not win the

coveted 911 Club Coupe, they did not walk away empty handed; each received a complimentary two-day driving course at the Porsche Driving Experience,

PCNA's official driving school held exclusively at the Barber Motorsports Park in Birmingham, Ala.

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President

Kelly Roberts * 810.632.4697 913 Mystic Woods Dr. Howell, MI 48843 kkrob@comcast.net

Vice President Joe Lile * 313.274.3091 22514 Alexandrine, Dearborn, MI 48124 lilejo@mail.resa.net

Past President

Mary Ann Kantrow 734.998.1403 5557 N. Territorial E. Ann Arbor, MI 48105 mkantrow@peoplepc.com

Goodie Store Chairperson

Chuck Freitas 734.475.9875 10691 Roepke Rd, Chelsea, MI 48118 cfreitas@peoplepc.com

Membership Chairperson Glenn Trapp 810.227.7854 1834 Woodcreek, Brighton, MI 48114 trapper@comcast.net

Treasurer Burghard Linn 810.227.1223 5248 Milroy Ln, Brighton, MI 48116 burghard@comcast.net

Secretary Mary Ann Kantrow 734.998.1403 5557 N. Territorial E. Ann Arbor, MI 48105 mkantrow@peoplepc.com

Tech Chairperson

Jim Dunham 734.451.1288 6277 Mercedes Lane, Plymouth, MI 48170 boxersix@aol.com

Track Registrar Dan Gaulin 248.921.0400 16593 Lyonhurst Circle Northville, MI 48167 registrar@rsrpca.org

Track Chairperson Christian Maloof * 734.424.0818 5691 Dexter Pinckney Rd. Dexter, MI 48130 christianmaloof@hotmail.com

Safety Chairperson John Melvin 734.665.8912 1218 Snyder, Ann Arbor, MI 48103 tandelta@earthlink.net

Insurance Chairperson

Patrick Grace * 810.220.1880 446 Danette Dr. Brighton, MI 48114 patrick.grace@hylant.com

Door Prize / Trophy Chairperson

Lisa Sandau 734.525.0464 29900 Greenland, Livonia, MI 48154 trackfrau@aol.com

Archivist / Historian

Joe Lile * 313.274.3091 22514 Alexandrine, Dearborn, MI 48124 lilejo@mail.resa.net

Board Members Jim Christopher * 248.627.8655 901 South Brandt Rd. Ortonville, MI 48462 gooddna@comcast.net

Tom Green * 734.429.5958 3404 Oak Park Drive Saline, MI 48176 paragonSvc@aol.com

Sue Sarin * 248.685.9914 12792 Sleigh Trail Milford, MI 48381 sueatcape@msn.com Gary Stellmach * 248.356.8987 20535 West Hampton Southfield, MI 48037 por914@comcast.net Dick Zarbo * 734.994.1532 5318 Betheny Circle Superior Twp., MI 48198 rzarbo@comcast.net

Bahn Stormer Editors Glenn Trapp, Joe Lile & Burghard Linn

Webmaster

Pat Jeski 517.404.5435 1018 E. Unadilla #3 Pinckney, MI 48169 webmaster@rsrpca.org

Events Committee Joe Lile - lilejo@mail.resa.net Tom Green - paragonSvc@aol.com Sue Sarin - sueatcape@msn.com Claudia Trapp - claudia_t@comcast.net * Denotes Board Member

Zone 4 Rep Roy Wilkinson Akron, Ohio rwilk5@juno.com

http://rsp.pca.org http://zone4.pca.org

THE OFFICIAL PAGE

2005 RA LLY SPO RT RE GION’S O F FICERS

The ideas, opinions and suggestions expressed are those of the author and not necessarily those of the PCA or RSR. PCA and RSR do not take responsibility for the content of such articles. Permission to reprint any material from this publication is granted provided full credit is given to The Bahn Stormer and author, and provided copyright is not infringed upon.

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NOTHING EVEN COMES CLOSE

WINTER SPECIALS

911 SUMMER Maintenance

$549.95*

Reg. $700.00

*Includes: oil; oil, Air & fuel filters; v.c.

Kit; plugs; valve adj.; B.G. Fuel Additive;

30 point inspection; 1978-89 Model

944 SUMMER

Maintenance Special $295.95*

Reg. $400.00

*Includes: oil; oil & Ail filters, plugs,

All belts adjusted, B.G. Fuel Additive, 35 point inspection

911 C2, C4 SUMMER

Maintenance $825.95*

Reg. $1,000.00

*Includes: oil; air & Fuel filters; v.c. kit; Plugs; valve adj.;

30 point inspection

944 Oil Change

Special $29.95*

928 Oil Change

$59.95*

*Incl. Filter

944 Balance & Timing Belt

Replacement $269.95

Reg. $350.00

Turbo models Add $45.00

4 WHEEL

ALIGNMENT Special $149.95

Reg. $225.50

911 Oil Change

Through 1989 $64.95*

1990-94 $94.95*

*Incl. Filter

Service Hours:

Monday thru

Friday 7:00 a.m.-Midnight

Call for appointment 248-645-5930

PRESENT COUPONS TO SERVICE ADVISOR

OFFERS EXPIRE: November 30, 2005

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FIRST CLASS

1834 Woodcreek, Brighton, MI 48114

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