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porsche club of america, shenandoah regionIN THIS ISSUE December 2010FEATURES8, 15......................................Biggest and Best Fall Foliage Tour Yet!9-10......................................Fall Foliage Tour (Photos)11..........................................Fall Foliage Highlights (Photos)16..........................................VIR AnnouncementBC..........................................Porsches & Pastrami (Photos)NEWS & EVENTS6.............................................Calendar of Events7, 13......................................Upcoming Events & Events in Review17..........................................Shenandoah Web ForumDEPARTMENTS4.............................................Shenandoah Region Officers4.............................................From the Editor5.............................................From The President6.............................................Membership Report13..........................................Heat Exchanger Mart14..........................................Treasurer's ReportEDITORBen BriggsPrintSource3315 Berkmar DriveCharlottesville, VA434.975.3000info@printsourceva.comADVERTISING MANAGERDan EhrmanCharlottesville, VA434.973.8399540.456.8116PRINTING & MailingPrintSource3315 Berkmar DrCharlottesville, VA 22901434.975.3000CONTRIBUTORSBen BriggsSherry WestfallJim CondonBill SandersAlex SmithHarry KennisonMike KilmerShenandoah Region, PCA is an organization dedicated to the enjoyment of the Porsche automobile. The region’snewsletter, ”The Heat Exchanger,” is published monthly with a production deadline of the 20th of the monthprior to publication. The information in this newsletter is solicited from the membership of this region and othernewsletters and may or may not be consistent with the beliefs or ideals of the Editor.Reproduction of this newsletter is permitted only with written consent of the Newsletter Editor. Porsche andthe Porsche crest are trademarked property of PCNA. Changes of address should be sent to the MembershipChairman and to PCA National offices in care of Diana Tringali at PO Box 5900 Springfield, VA 22150, 703-451-9000.WRITTEN CONTRIBUTIONS AND PHOTOGRAPHS ARE WELCOMED. Please e-mailsubmissions to info@printsourceva.com, prior to the 20th of the month. Please make thesubject line of your email "Heat Exchanger". Publication of those submissions will be in the next availableissue, based on space, timeliness, and appropriateness. A special thanks to all those who contribute and advertisein “The Heat Exchanger!”Advertising rates: $75/month full page inside front and back covers, $60/month-full page interior, $36/month-halfpage, $24/month- quarter page/business card. We prefer ads to run for a minimum of six issues, preferably 12 (oneyear), and are due and payable in advance. All ads, except the inside covers, are in black and white and must be sentin a reproducible format such a Adobe PDF, JPEG or TIFF file. Please contact the Advertising Manager for ad sizes.Send all ads and inquiries to the ADVERTISING MANAGER, Dan Ehrman, (434) 973-8399 or (540) 456-8116.Das Market ads for new and used Porsches and Porsche parts must be sent to the newsletter editor by the 20thof the month prior to publication. These classifieds are free of charge for Shenandoah Region PCA members andall Das Market ads will be purged after running. Das Market Ads also run for free in the web site’s new Mart page.Send optional photos and copy by e-mail link to the webmaster. All others who want to run a classified ad in DasMarket will be charged $1.00/line.Fall Foliage Tour 2010 by Jim Condon.SHN.PCA.ORG3

from the EDITORBen BriggsDear Members,The busy Fall season is apparent in the many photos you’ll see in this issue. It’s the best time of year forPorsche tours.Regarding the newsletter, new deadline changes are in the discussion stage. It seems some of ourmembers in certain areas of the state are not receiving their Heat Exchangers in a timely fashion. Wemail the newsletter at a “bulk” rate, which is slightly slower than first class mail – but shouldn’t be as slowas we’ve been experiencing. The post office is in the final stages of automating their mailing process,and as you can guess, it’s chaotic. Closing down the new processing center here in Charlottesville asa cost-savings factor has not helped move business mail either. More on that later as we attempt toaccommodate our publishing dates to delivery dates.Have a wonderful holiday season,BenSHENANDOAH REGION OFFICERSPRESIDENTBill SandersCharlottesville, VA434.249.3359billsanderscpa@aol.comVICE PRESIDENTSherry WestfallNorth Garden, VA434.293.6776vscapes@cstone.netSECRETARYPam EbingerVesuvius, VA540.377.5544ebinger08@live.comTREASURERBob DuntleyGoochland, VArduntley@comcast.netDRIVER EDUCATION ChairRick EbingerVesuvius, VA540.377.5544fle@rica.netSAFETY ChairErik BoodyStaunton, VA540.885.8504erik73T@gmail.comSOCIAL ChairSherry WestfallNorth Garden, VA434.293.6776vscapes@cstone.netMEMBERSHIP ChairRhonda DunbrackCell: 540.271.1436Home: 540.289.9399rmgdunbrack@aol.comRPM (Richmond Porsche Meet)Alex SmithRichmond, VA804.741.9704asmith@collegiate-va.orgWEBMASTERJim CondonNorth Garden, VA434.293.6776jcondon@nrao.eduPAST PRESIDENTHerb DistefanoBumpass, VA804.448.3448herbd911@comcast.netZONE 2 REPRESENTATIVETom Zaffaranotzaffarano@gmail.comHEAT EXCHANGER 12.20104

from the PRESIDENTThe Fall Foliage Tour was sensational! Weldon andPhyllis Scrogham opened the doors to their new G &W Motorwerks location in downtown Waynesboro and letus hang out, ooh and aah over coffee and snacks as wetried to figure out which car we each wanted to own. Philand Susie Audibert figured out a great way to get fromWaynesboro to Wintergreen. We even got an police escortout of Waynesboro through the 4 stoplights! Sherry Wesfallhad to figure out how to get the 107+ participants to therestaurant that could only seat 45 at a time. She solvedthat dilemma with two separate run groups, about an hourapart. The weather was sensational, as was the food andbeverage. This was an all-time turnout, with even a couplefrom Potomac joining us. Many thanks to all who helpedmake this a great event.The final Porsche’s & Pastrami was held on Nov. 7th. Againwe had great weather and a lot of cars. Over 50 peopleshowed up for food and good conversation and the parkinglot was filled with everything Porsche, from a 356 Speedsterto a Cayman, plus everything in between. The driving tourto Barboursville Winery had 19 cars and 27 participants takepart in a private winery tour and wine tasting. We may justdo that again!Election results have come in. Officers for the coming twoyearterm will be Sherry Westfall as President, Andy Turneras Vice-President, Pam Ebinger as Secretary and Bob Duntleyas Treasurer. I believe the new and continuing officers aremore than capable in making our region the best it can be.I have thoroughly enjoyed my two-year term as yourpresident and the two years before that as vice-president.I’ve been in a member since July 2003, shortly before Ibought the 928 GTS. I realized then as now, the activitieswe enjoy as members are based on the hard work of theBill Sandersclub officers, the chair persons, volunteers and the activeparticipation of our members. I will continue to be activein Shenandoah Region activities. I thank you for the trustplaced in me.Sherry, Jim and I spent Saturday, Nov. 6th in Ranson, WVat the Zone 2 President’s Meeting. The ten Zone 2 regionpresidents, plus an assortment of vice-presidents and otherofficers or chair persons met with Tom Zaffarano, our Zone 2Representative to discuss ongoing Zone 2 business, namelythe Club Race and DE. Manny Alban and Vu Nguyen joinedus in the morning to update us on upcoming PCA Nationalactivities and events. National is in the process of buyinga flex-space building in Columbia, MD and moving earlynext year. There was discussion of a Tech-Tactics session inEaston, PA, to be sponsored by PCNA and limited to 120participants each of two days. National is I looking into anonline Goodie Store for PCA merchandise, including thosewith PORSCHE logo’s and scripts. They will also look intooffering online stores for the regions, given that CharltonCommerce ceased hosing many regions’ online storesin November. There was also discussion of an onlinecommunity (like Facebook) going live in the next month orso. Baltimore, MD is hosting an American Le Mans Series(and IndyCar) race Sept. 2-4 (Labor Day weekend). Severalof the Zone 2 regions are very excited about this and thepossibility exists of a PorschePlatz type event, includingspecial parking and laps around the downtown road course.Stay tuned for more info. And finally, Parade 2011 will beheld in Savannah Georgia July 31st to August 6th. It will behot and humid, but should be a wonderful place for Parade.www.foreignaffairs.us108 Kerry Lane, Staunton, VA 244015

MEMBERSHIPReportRhonda DunbrackDecember 2010Primary Members............................ 193Affiliate Members............................ 149Total Members................................. 342Welcome to the following new membersGersohn Epstein and Sharon Schell of Mineral, VA2009 911 C2S GreenWelcome to the following New Transfers InJohn and Catherine Kessler of Midlothian, VA1971 911 and 1986 911Have you updated your emailaddress with PCA lately?We’d love to be able to contact you periodicallyby email to inform you of special club events.We’ll never publish your email or use it morethan just a few times a year. Please visit www.pca.org under member services to ensure youremail (and other contact information) is correct.IMPORTANT NOTE: When you receive your membershiprenewal notice from the PCA national office, please give it ahigh priority and renew your membership promptly. If youfail to renew within 30 days, you will be dropped from thePCA roster and thus deleted from the Shenandoah Regionrecords and mailing list. Avoid this tragedy by renewingonline at http://www.pca.org (click on Member Services &Contacts). You may always renew by mail as well.CALENDAR of EventsDecember5 Holiday Party at Michie TavernCharlottesville, VAJanuary 20119 Annual Planning Meeting at Northside LibraryCharlottesville, VA* DE: Driver’s Education Eventvisit SHN.PCA.ORG for details & updatesAnnualHoliday PartySunday, December 5, 2010At Historic Michie Tavern683 Thomas Jefferson ParkwayCharlottesville, VA 22902(434) 977-1234Insurance for Shenandoah Region PCA EventsAll members, children, and guests who drive, ride, and/or spectate at PCA moving car events are required to sign PCA waivers to becovered by PCA insurance. These events include but are not limited to driving tours, road rallies, autocrosses, gymkhanas, tech sessions,and Drivers Education (DE) events.Waiver forms for adults are available and are to be signed at the events.Waivers for children are available on the Shenandoah web site at http://shn.pca.org/clubdocs.php and can be prepared in advance.Click on “Release and Waiver of Liability (minors in restricted areas).” Forms must be printed in color and be signed by both parents orguardians where applicable. Waiver forms for children will be available at the events, also.HEAT EXCHANGER 12.20106

UPCOMING EVENTS & EVENT REVIEWSShenandoah’s Annual Planning MeetingAll members are welcome to join the Shenandoah boardfor its annual planning meeting. We’ll set the calendar forthe club’s events for 2011 and discuss other items of interestto the club. This is a great opportunity for you to help selectthe activities we will host and participate in for the upcomingyear. Come with your ideas!Notes:by Sherry Westfall- Albemarle Square Shopping Center has ample parking.- Come through the two sets of main entrance doors to thelibrary and take an immediate right. The meeting room willbe on your left and restrooms will be on your right.- Refreshments will be served.Date: Sunday, January 9, 2011Time:1:30 p.m.Location: Jefferson-Madison Regional Library(Northside Branch) *Albemarle Square Shopping Center300 Albemarle SquareCharlottesville, VA 22901(434) 973-7893* Just off Route 29 North, north of Fashion Square Mall(See map on our web site at http://shn.pca.org)More Information: If you have ideas about potential events orquestions that you would like to discuss in advance, pleasecontact Sherry at vscapes@cstone.net or (434) 295-3955.Porsches & Pastrami - Sunday, November 7, 2010Photo's on back coverSunday morning dawned bright and sunny. A perfect day toown a Porsche.The Porsche clan gathered at Durty Nelly’s Pub inCharlottesville around 1:00 p.m. for deli lunches and livelychatter amongst enthusiasts of fine motor cars (read that“Porsches”).continued on pg 137• Income tax planning and preparation• Can I write-off my new Porsche Cayenne GTS as abusiness - Business expense? and individuals• Is Racing/DE/AutoX tax deductible?• New business startup consulting• Accounting system consulting• Cash flow projectionsThe answer to all tax questions is……………IT DEPENDS!!!Bill Sanders, CPA (434) 975-1120703 E. Jefferson St., Charlottesville, VA 22902www.WDSandersCPA.com

Biggest and Best Fall Foliage Tour Yet!by Harry Kennisoncrisp Fall Halloween day greeted the over 100 folksA who turned out at Weldon and Phyllis Scrogham’s G &W Motorwerkes in Waynesboro for the start of this year’sfabulous Fall Foliage Tour. The Fall Foliage Tour, which is thebrainchild of Phil and Susie Audibert, has become a lookedforward-tostaple on the Shenandoah PCA annual calendar.2010 proved to be the biggest Tour yet with over 50 gleamingPorsches shinning like diamonds under a bright blue sky inthe parking lot next door to G & W’s stellar new facility.Photos by Harry KennisonClub members were treated to a tasty continental breakfastcourtesy of the Scroghams’, not to mention a visual feastof classic Porsches of all shapes and sizes. Unless you’reheaded for Stuttgart and the Porsche Museum, you’d be hardpressed to find another collection of Porsches to rival this onein Waynesboro. From the sinister looking black mid-enginedFor those of us who followed Porsche’s racing exploits in the 70’s thewhite, red and blue livery of the Brumos Carrera RSR’s was a familiarsight in victory lane racking up wins at the Daytona 24-Hours as wellas the Watkins Glen Six-hour international endurance races.“Got Lights?” Turns out this stunning orange 1972 rally car is theprototype for the much-heralded 1973 Carrera RS.Weldon “Von Trapp” Scrogham (left) and Fall Foliage Tour organizer,Phil Audibert (far right) listen as outgoing Shenandoah president,Bill Sanders, delivers the election results to members as part of the“business” portion of this year’s Tour.Seven Porsches wind their way along the Blue Ridge Parkway enroute to the Devil’s Backbone Brewery.A worm’s eye view of 1980 Porsche Indy challenger that never got thechance to prove it’s worth as the rules-makers, under pressure fromnone other than A. J. Foyt, lowered the Porsche’s turbo boost to thepoint where it was no longer competitive forcing Porsche to withdraw.continued on pg 15HEAT EXCHANGER 12.20108

FALLFOLIAGETour2010Photos by Jim Condon9

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FALL FOLIAGE HIGHLIGHTSPhotos by Mike Kilmer and Ben Briggs11

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UPCOMING EVENTS & EVENT REVIEWS continued from pg 7At the appointed hour, President Bill Sanders held a driver’smeeting to review the tour route before us; but now that wasin need of serious revisions due to an inconvenient collisionand ensuing fire on an I-64 bridge East of C’ville along ourroute plan. After the alternate route was addressed, the27 assembled members sprinted to their 18 Porsches andproceeded to follow Bill on twisting and turning roads throughAlbemarle and Orange Counties. We traveled through somemajestic and well manicured white-fenced estates and finelykept farms that were dotted with horses and cattle.The only “downer” encountered on our drive was becomingtrapped behind an out-of-state driver; timid behind the wheelin his 1992 “something” station wagon. At one stop, enteringthe Gordonsville roundabout, some of us thought that thefellow had fallen asleep, but did awaken to see the train offine automobiles with their headlights on, which were lined upbehind him farther than his feeble eyes could see.With this human obstacle now off onto another road toconfound other motorists, our humming herd of Porscheslaunched on our final lap to our destination, The BarboursvilleVineyards.There we had a tour of their operations followed by a privatewine tasting, which was the original excuse for this drive in thebeginning. Our guide for the tour and the wine tasting, was aman named Bill (he offered no last name, so presumably didnot have one). But Bill was no fool either. Bill was extremelyknowledgeable, not only regarding the operations (this winerystarted there in 1976, comprising 128 acres of vineyards,now producing 40,000 cases of mind enhancing beverageper year); but also his knowledge of wine history through thecenturies, deep technical wine chemistry, along with agingtechniques and the blending of both the grape varieties andthe fermented fluids certainly enlightened all of us.The Barbour Estate also includes the original home of VirginiaGovernor James Barbour (1812-1814), US Senator, Secretaryof War, and Ambassador to Great Britain.Also included on these grounds is a second and later Barbourhome designed by Thomas Jefferson. It was one of only fivehomes that Jefferson designed for other than family members.This mansion was destroyed in an 1884 Christmas fire andall that remains standing now are the thick brick walls. TheBarbours then moved back into their original home, neverrebuilding the Jefferson mansion.What a day! What a drive! What a tour! Thanks Bill for planningand guiding us safely.For those of you who are new to the club or have never takenone of these Sunday drives, this experience is better than anyride on the county fair midway!HEAT EXCHANGER MARTFor Sale: Set of 4 alloy Cup 16" wheels from a 94 Porsche 968 with Dunlop 245X45X16 tires(good condition) and 205X55X16 Riken Raptor tires. $950. Call Gary Hagar at 434-974-7050.13

TREASURER'S ReportCash Flow: 1/1/2010 thru 10/31/2010OPENING BALANCesChecking Account $6,473.76Sweep Account $1,489.05Total Opening Balances $7,962.81INFLOWS(Includes Checking & Sweep Accounts)AutoX Entrance Fees $1,433.00AutoX Entrance Fees - MotorSport $1,049.00Goody Store $94.19Green Bank Trip Registration $894.95HE Advertising $4,968.00RefundsRefund Activety Deposit $ 250.00Refund PCA National $2388.00Refund PCA Zone 2 $3000.00TOTAL Refunds $5,638.00RIR Autocross Registration $2,678.35RPM Registration $3,361.50RPM Registration-MotorSport $2,277.00RPM Sponsor $3,650.00OUTFLOWSActivity Deposit $250.00Anniversary Party $860.04AutoX Eqpt $1,072.25AutoX Expenses $1,007.80Bank Charge $21.50Biz TaxesFederal $227.00State $92.00TOTAL Biz Taxes $319.00Christmas Party $500.00Donation $300.00Equipment Rental $100.00HE Printing & Mailing $7,823.32MotorSport Service Charges $297.62Postage and Delivery $57.04Refund Autocross $2,384.83RPM Expenses $7,567.10by Bob DuntleyTOTAL OUTFLOWS $22,560.50OVERALL DIFFERENCE $3,483.49Total Cash Balance 10/31/2010 $11,590.30TOTAL INFLOWS $26,043.99TransformingVisionsinto RealityBeforeAfterCompetitive Pricing • Quality CraftsmanshipEffective Project Management • Personalized Service1204 East Market Street • Charlottesville, Virginia 22902434.295.6555HEAT EXCHANGER 12.201014

Biggest and Best Fall Foliage Tour Yet! continued from pg 8V-10 Carrera GT to the fabled but never raced 1980 Indy car;from the seasonally-correct Halloween black & orange GT3 RSto a 1973 Brumos RSR race car (see photo-“Brumos RSR) orthe wild-looking, prototype Carrera RS Rally car (see photo-“Got lights?”), there was much to salivate over.In fact, the turn out for this year’s Fall Foliage Tour was sogreat that it was necessary to split the cars up into twoseparate groups so we wouldn’t overwhelm the Devil’sBackbone Brewery, our luncheon destination. It also allowedsome of us more time to drool over the cars at G & WMotorwerkes before setting off toward the Blue Ridge Parkwaycomplete with Waynesboro Police assistance to guide usthrough the stop lights of downtown. With our flat sixes,turbo fours and V-8’s snarling like a column of angry bees, wemade our way along the twisting Blue Ridge and twisted ourway down through some truly spectacular scenery to Devil’sBackbone Brewery. As if the first wave of Porsches wasn’tenough to overwhelm another German car club who justhappened to also have selected the Devil’s Backbone as theirclub’s destination, our second wave sent them scurrying tothe bar spinning their “whirling propellers” to re-think who “theUltimate Driving Machine” really is.Many thanks to Phil and Susie Audibert for anotherunforgettable tour as well as Weldon and Phyllis Scroghamfor hosting the pre-tour festivities at their stunning G & Wshowroom, to Sherry Westfall, our president elect, for herassistance in coordinating the event , to all the folks at Devil’sBackbone Brewery who provided us with excellent food anddrink (I may have to go back for another one of those KungPow IPA’s!), and of course, to all our members and theirwonderful cars who turned out for the event. As usual, I can’twait until next year!My First PorscheNot my lastVisit& Ask For $50 off on your custom Framing- 182 Zan road, charlottesville, VA - 434.978.7872For All Your Picture Framing Needs15

KERRIGAN SMITH NAMED NEW DIRECTOR OF TRACKOPERATIONS FOR VIRGINIA INTERNATIONAL RACEWAYFor Immediate ReleaseContact: Rod Short, Director of Marketing & Public Relations, 434-822-7700 x 112,rshort@virclub.comDanville, VA VIRginia International Raceway today announced thatKerrigan Smith will assume the title of Director of Track Operations beginning November1 st , 2010. Between now and year’s end, Kerrigan will be transitioning into this role from hisposition as the acting General Manager of Synergy Racing, which is based in the RacePlex atVIRginia International Raceway.“I am very humbled and honored to represent one of the best road racing tracks in theworld,” Kerrigan said. “I feel that each step in my professional career has led to this currentposition. I look forward to contributing to the owner’s vision and expectations of VIR.”A native of Richmond, VA, Smith spent eight years at what is now known as Synergy Racingwhere he has risen through the ranks. During his time there, Kerrigan was directly involvedin the team’s Grand Am national road racing championships in 2005-06 as well as in thedesign & building of all of the team’s Porsche 997 race cars."From our large spectator events to the kart tracks and off-road trails, it's all about dealingwith the people and the details in a friendly, knowledgeable manner,” said Connie Nyholm,Managing Partner of VIR. “Kerrigan is the perfect match for us and we are extremelyexcited about him joining our team as Director of Track Operations. If it has wheels, he'llfind a welcome home for it."Kerrigan currently resides in Greensboro, NC with his wife Kathleen and daughter Addisonwhere they are expecting their second child early next year.About VIRginia International RacewayVIRginia International Raceway is a multi-purpose road racing facility, located on the DanRiver between Danville and South Boston, Virginia. VIR hosts a wide range of professionaland amateur auto and motorcycle racing and track events, and is well established as"America's Motorsport Resort." For further information, call 434-822-7700 or visit our website at www.VIRnow.com. To subscribe to our newsletter or to follow us on or visithttp://www.virnow.com/connect.HEAT EXCHANGER 12.201016

Shenandoah Region WEB FORUM: A regionalweb forum should make it easier for small groupsto organize and coordinate Porsche-relatedactivities quickly without requiring a flurry ofemails and phone calls among the participants.If you would like to join the group, go to the LINKSpage, click on "Shenandoah Region Forum," andthen click on "Sign in and apply for membership,"click on "create an account", and fill in the blanks.Google will send me an email with your request,which Jim Condon will approve if you are amember the Shenandoah Region PCA. After youhave become a group member, you can log in toread or post messages at any time by clicking onthe "Shenandoah Region Forum" link.Advertiser’s IndexEuroclassics Porsche.............................................. Inside F/CLufteknic.......................................................................................2Ace Autosports...........................................................................4Foreign Affairs.............................................................................5WD Sanders & Company.......................................................7Concours Detailing.................................................................12Dan’s Landscapades..............................................................13Ovation Builders......................................................................14FastFrame...................................................................................15Photoworks ...............................................................................17American Indoor Karting......................................Inside B/CThanks to Jeffrey Elmore for suggesting theforum, which we hope will help our members gettogether for small impromptu events. If you haveany questions or comments about the forum, sendJim an email at jcondon@nrao.edu. THANKS JIM!2010HeatExchg Ad 8/18/10 10:24 AM Page 117

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Heat Exchanger NewsletterEditor, Shenandoah RegionC/O PrintSource3315 Berkmar DriveCharlottesville, VA 22901Return Service Requestedprsrt stdus postagepaidCharlottesville, VApermit 536PORSCHES & PASTRAMI – The Barboursville Vineyard – November 7, 2010Photos by Jim CondonTour of the Winery“Porsches Only” Parking LotBill Sanders, Driving Tour OrganizersThe Barboursville RuinsJim Grichar loading a case of wineHEAT EXCHANGER