Steinlifters April 2016

Milwaukee Region Porsche Club of America

Photo credit: Al Wagner

Don’t miss our tech ses-sion at Kelly Moss Motor-sports in Madison, Wis. 10 a.m. April 23. RSVP re-quired. Email your name and PCA member-ship # to: nebio-blue99@ gmail.com Photo credit: Kelly Moss

April 14—Board meeting. Starbucks, 17980 W. Bluemound Rd., Brookfield April 16—Coffee Travelers. Join us for coffee and conversation, 8:30 a.m. Black Canyon Coffee, 300 E. Summit Ave. (Hwy. 18), Wales April 23—Tech session at Kelly Moss Motor-sports, 5105 W Clayton Rd , Madison, Wis., 10 a.m. RSVP required: Email your name and PCA member-ship number to nebioblue99@gmail.com. Note, for those wishing to drive in a group to Madison from the Milwaukee area (but not via I-94), we will meet at International Porsche (Waukesha) at 7:15 a.m. to sign the waivers. Drivers’ meeting at 07:45 a.m. and depart at 8 a.m. Remember to RSVP! May 5—Board meeting. Starbucks, 17980 W. Blue-mound Rd., Brookfield May 7—The MillerCoors VIP Hard Hat Brewery and Beer Caves Tour (and optional lunch) See pgs. 5 and 6. May 14 — Drive to breakfast in follow-the-leader style. We will meet at Black Canyon Coffee in Wales on Hwy 18 at 0800, depart 0830. Destination will be either Lake Geneva or Hartford. May 20—22 — Great River Road Tour III. Sold out. Only accepting wait-list participants. May 22—Autocross at Miller Park. See page 7 June 2—Board meeting. June 4—Gimmick Rallye — see pg. 3. June 11—Tech session at Prestige Auto Works. More details to come. June 13 -14—Two-day DE at Road America host-ed by Nord Stern Region. Details: https://clubregistration.net/events/signUp.cfm/event/7201 June 14 — Brew City Cruise night. German cars. New location this year: Nines American Bistro, 12400 N. Ville Du Parc Dr., Mequon. (courtesy announce-ment.) June 18 — DE prep session at CS Motorsports. June 19—26—PCA Porsche Parade, Jay, Vermont, Jay Peak Resort. Visit http://2016parade.pca.org/ for more details including housing.

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Calendar of events June 24—25 — Millers at the Mile (courtesy an-nouncement) July 7—Board meeting July 16 — Drive to Elkhart Lake for street con-cours; dinner at Lake Street Café. More details com-ing. July 19 — Brew City Cruise — Porsche night. See June 14 entry for address. Aug. 4—Board meeting Aug. 7 — Porsche Platz at Road America. Aug. 12—DE at Road America. Enjoy a day of track time on the legendary 14-turn road course at Road America. Online sign up: http://www.motorsportreg.com/events/pca-milwaukee-de-2016-road-america-713346#.VtMWieYkpsl Aug. 14—Drive to Botham Vineyards Classic car show. More details coming.

Aug. 19 — Werks Re-union, Carmel, Calif. Sponsored by PCA dur-ing Monterey Car Week.

Aug. 27—Show & Glow by the Lake, a casual Sat-urday celebration of all things motorized, the kick off of the Milwaukee Concours d’Elegance weekend in Veterans Park on Milwaukee’s lakefront. Aug. 28 — Milwaukee Concours d’Elegance, Vet-erans Park, Milwaukee. Information at milwaukeecon-cours.com. Sept. 11—Autocross at State Fair Park (north lot parallel to I-94). Sept. 17—Blind Horse Winery tour, Kohler, Wis. More details coming. Oct. 7—Drive for Babies, Road America, March of Dimes. (courtesy announcement)

Note: Courtesy announcements are events that may be of interest to Porsche owners and PCA members but are not sponsored by or endorsed by PCA Milwaukee.

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By Bob Budecki, rallyemaster Tired of Wisconsin Winters? Dreaming of getting your Porsche out of storage? Well here's something to keep you excited. On June 4, 2016, join your fellow club members for our Spring GIMMICK Rallye (GR). More details will follow in April, but here's enough to pique your interest and encourage early sign up. The GR will start and end in Reeds-burg, Wis. You and the navigator of your choice will cover a 50-mile course through the scenic back roads of Sauk County. During your drive you'll be asked to identify about 30 landmarks along the route and an-

Look ahead: It’s gimmick rallye time in June swer a question proving you actu-ally saw that item. No points are given for arriving first, so you can proceed at your own pace. Every one will finish the course at a pub in Reedsburg where it will be great fun comparing notes while you wait for the final results. A very nice prize awaits the winning team plus, of course, bragging rights! No prior experience neces-sary. Cost is per car is $20. All are welcome you need not drive a Porsche so challenge your friends to join you in this fun event.

Think of a GR as a "scavenger hunt on wheels", but you won't have to bring any items back. While you are welcome to register on the event day, I would appreci-ate your registering in advance so I know how many instructions to print and to give a head count to the pub. Please feel free to contact me with any questions. Bob Budecki, email: rbudecki@att.net or 262-375-1038.

Karen Busalacchi, Oak Creek, 2015 Cayman Tim Dotson, Brookfield, 2006 Cayman S White Jay Durst, joined the region with his 2011 997.2 Carrera S Cab. Triple black, the car has 12,000 miles on it. He bought it in De-cember 2015. He is looking at adding a Tubi exhaust, "but that is awfully expensive," he said. He found the car at Ultimo Motors in Chicago. "I found it on CarGu-rus.com. I searched autotrad-er.com and cars.com also, but cargurus had the car for me. It is worthwhile searching all three, there is some overlap, but you will find cars on one and not the other two," he said. Stuart Eiche, Sussex, drives a 1997 Boxster with a silver exterior and “Boxster Red” interior. He is the original owner and stores the Porsche in winter. ”t has just 17,000 miles -- low for a 1997,” he said. 1997 was the first year of American import of the “new” Boxster.

Welcome new members to our region

The national PCA Parade is June 19—26 in beauti-ful Vermont. Be sure to register. Details are online at: http://2016parade.pca.org/

Tommy Lowther’s 2014 Cayenne

Frank Lauerman, Racine, 1970 911T, red Tom Tousis, Racine, 2012 911 Carrera S Cabriolet Blue Tommy Lowther joined the Mil-waukee Region with his 2014 Cayenne Platinum Edition. The exterior is white with a beige/sand interior. He has owned the car for about a year, after finding it at a dealer in Dallas, Texas. He was attracted to Porsche own-ership because of PCA and the activities it offers. He is also a member of the Fox Valley Re-gion.

Jay Durst’s 2011 997.2 Carrera Cab

Stuart Eiche’s 1997 Boxster

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VIP hard-hat tour of MillerCoors brewery, historic caves (optional lunch) Have you heard about the Girl on the Moon? Or the Plank Road Brewery? Learn about her history and that of one of Milwaukee's oldest breweries when we take a VIP hard-hat tour of the Milwau-kee brewery of MillerCoors. Date: May 7, 2016 Schedule: Arrive by 9:45 a.m. Please be prompt. Tour begins at 10 a.m. Bring: Guests must check in and show a valid I.D. upon check in. We'll start at the MillerCoors Visi-tor Center and Gift Shop, 4251 West State Street, Milwaukee. Park there. Enter the visitor cen-ter (which also includes a fabulous gift shop). Let the staff there know you are there for the PCA Milwaukee hard-hat tour. The tour is guided. Guests will have the opportunity to visit areas that our general public is not able to see. This will include our keg-filling operation and our newest, most efficient and cost-effective bottling line. As with our general tours, you will also be escorted through our brew house operation

and our unique historic Caves. The tour will conclude in the Miller Inn with ice-cold product samples for those 21 and over (all guests re-quired to bring a valid ID). The tour involves 4 blocks of outdoor and in-door walking and lasts about 1 ½ hours. In case of rain, visitors will be

provided rain ponchos. Parking is available at the starting location of the tour. The conclusion of the walking tour features the Miller Caves, part of the original brewery where brewmaster Frederick Miller stored his beer in a naturally cool environment. We'll end our visit in the Miller Inn where we'll have 30 minutes of sampling of the freshest beer you've ever tasted. Soft drinks available for those who prefer a nonalcoholic beverage. Optional lunch following tour: We'll finish the event with an option-al lunch at Oscars Pub and Grill 1712

W Pierce St (S. 17th St., east of the Miller Park Domes and just a short drive from the Miller Valley). Thanks to board member Kevin Ford for arranging this event for the region. Note, we have to cap the tour at 25 people. No children under the age of 18 may take the tour and no one under the age of 21 may participate in the beer sampling. An ID must be shown at the start of the tour. Dress and footwear guidelines ap-ply. Noncompliance with the guidelines will make you ineligible for the tour. See pg. 6. Cost: $10 to defray region costs. RSVP by May 1 if you want to join us for the tour or the tour and lunch. Print below RSVP form and mail to Tony Quebbemann with your check for $10 for each guest to: W309 N5445 Windsong Court, Hartland, WI 53029 Questions? Email Tony Quebbe-mann, edenapple@aol.com.

May 7 brewery tour RSVP form PLEASE PRINT Check if attending lunch √ Names of attendees: ______________________________________________________ ____ _______________________________________________________________________ ____ _______________________________________________________________________ ____ _______________________________________________________________________ ____ Your email address: __________________________________________________ Your phone number. __________________________________________________ Enclosed a check, payable to PCA-Milwaukee Region, in the amount of $10 for each attendee. Note, all attendees must be 18 or older for the tour and 21 or older for the beer sampling. Bring a valid I.D. with you. Mail to: Tony Quebbemann, W309 N5445 Windsong Court, Hartland, WI 53029. NOTE: Dress guidelines apply. These will be emailed to you as part of your confirmation.

Erik M. Moeser 1985 Randy Hallenbeck 1986 David H. Mathews 1991 Thomas Weber 1993 Robert Wrenn 1993 Jeffrey R. Thomson 1993 David E. Andrews 1995 Richard P. Zinda 1996 Phillip J. Sauer 1997 Paul W. Loewenstein 1997 Scott Zellner 1997 Richard W. Strelick 1998 William B. Bode 1999 Michael J. Schmalz 2000 Paul E. Wild 2001 Michael C. Schmitz 2001 Dan Manning 2001 John H. Dohrwardt 2003

Dennis Harshaw 2004 Paul A. Gruber 2006 James S. Berkes 2007 George S. Soderberg 2007 Glen W. Ringwall 2008 James S. Young 2008 James A. Schustedt 2008 Brian P. Kearns 2009 Richard B. Schaefer 2009 John Hijjawi 2010 Thomas J. Duffey 2011 Robert J. Tschurtz 2011 Glenn A. Schrubbe 2011 Daniel K. Ferguson 2011 Brad Boyles 2012 Kinney M. Adams 2012 Awais H. Siddique 2012 Steven K. Bartels 2012 James J. Bezzo 2012 Hrair-George O. Mesrobian 2013

Membership anniversaries observed in April John Phillip Masel 2013 Martin Thomas 2013 Adam Beckett 2014 Brian Allendorfer 2014 Anthony Waite 2014 Robert Day 2014 Joe Kaminski 2014 Scott Happ 2014 Rob Cowen 2015 Amy Potokar 2015 Kent Anderson 2015 Jeff Jankowski 2015 Thomas M. Bartz 2015 Jeffrey Gattie 2015 Dennis Bork 2015 Ray Parker 2015

Dress guidelines for May 7, MillerCoors VIP hard-hat brewery tour

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AX returns to Milwaukee Region schedule for two dates: May 22 at Miller Park and Sept. 11 at Wisconsin State Fair

Two autocross events set for 2016 Mike Bolton has stepped up to chair Au-tocross for the Milwaukee Region and has planned two events for region mem-bers and others in 2016, May 22 and Sept. 11. The first event is Sunday, May 22, 2016, in the Uecker Lot at Miller Park. This lot is located southeast of the park at the intersection of Frederick Miller Way and Selig Drive. Exercise your car and its driver after a long winter. Come out, join us for a Sunday drive dodging orange cones somewhere other than Milwaukee roads and freeways. The event is open to folks from other car clubs too so invite your friends.

Cost: $40 per person for PCA members $45 for non-PCA members Pay at the event. Cash or check only. No credit cards can be accepted at the event. Note: $5 discount for those who ar-rive by 7 a.m. to help set up the course and other needed tasks. Schedule: 7 a.m. set up 8 a.m.—9 a.m. — Registration and tech inspection 9 to 9:30 a.m. — walk the course 9:30—10 a.m. — drivers’ meeting 19 a.m. — first car out

Visit the Milwaukee Region autocross web page for the tech inspec-tion form, information on helmet requirements, Junior Program par-ticipation and Miller Park parking lot map.

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Helmet requirements changing as of June 1.

2005 Snell-rated helmets expiring 6/1 By Terry Royals For those of you familiar with SNELL ratings, you recall that we (this is tied to PCA’s Club Racing require-ment) follow a particular guide-line where the helmets are "dated" within 10 years of the up-coming season. This season will be a little different due to the delay in new 2015 models.

They are currently in short supply and in working to stay consistent with club race rules, we will accept your 2005 version UNTIL June 1. This means you will need a SNELL rating of 2010 or 2015 for the Nord Stern re-gion June driver education event, the Milwaukee Region Aug. 12 driver educa-tion event as well as the Milwaukee Re-gion Sept. 11 autocross. Learn more about helmet requirements on the region website.

Maximize your use of the region website

The Milwaukee Region website, porschepark.org, is rich in content for mem-bers. The above image calls out some of the features of the home page including: • The large image at the top rotates ran-

domly to display different images. Re-fresh the page to see the random dis-play.

• The featured story contains a small im-age that relates to the article along with the first few lines of text in the article.

Click on the blue text reading more. • More headlines are available in the

center, noted in blue text. Click on either box to read the details.

Finally, in the UPCOMING EVENTS section in the lower portion of the page are the next two events on the region calendar. Click on either box — blue or red — to read the details of that events.

By Donna Daufenbach Warming temperatures and a bit of sun brought out a good number of people for coffee March 12 to Fiddle-heads in Mequon. Quest member Paul Westermann, looking for a Porsche for his daily driver, was the second to arrive and we were both early. Paul came seek-ing advice on what would fit his price range and plans. He received a good amount of information from everyone attending. Bob Geiser woke his 944 up and came in style as did Jeff Chang in his 991 Carrera accompanied by his son. Ken Gozdowiak attended his first event with the region and much dis-cussion ensued about his iris blue 86 Carrera, the car’s history and how he came to own it. Several other Ce-darburg residents, Al Wagner, Mike Wiviott and Tim White attended. Tommy Lowther told us his tale of recent temptation by a blue Macan.

Greg Kizevic was another early arrival and had questions about editing his profile on PCA.org which he got answered. Dan Larson joined us from Racine, reporting his Cayman was in the midst of serious detailing with some parts like the headlights temporarily removed for access to nooks and crannies in need of cleaning. Other attendees included David Mathews and his wife Camilla. The Kelly-Moss visit was also a topic of discussion and pictures of the last visit were shared. Our next Coffee Travelers will be April 16 at Black Canyon Coffee in Wales on Hwy 18 east of Hwy 83. More of us should have our Por-sches out on the road by then.

Photos by Donna Daufenbach

March Coffee Travelers cover range of topics

Coffee Travelers in March included, from left, Dan Larson, Mike Wiviott, Bob Geiser and Paul Westermann

Discussing DE and other topics at the March Coffee Travelers were from left, Al Wagner, Tommy Lowther, David Mathews and Greg Kizevic.

Register for Show & Glow at the Lake, Aug. 27 More than two dozen members of the region showed their Porsches at the 2015 car show at the lakefront and we hope to see more at this year’s event which kicks off the Milwaukee Concours d’Elegance weekend. Date: Aug. 27, 2016 Location: Veterans Park, on Milwaukee’s lakefront Time: 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. (open to the public) Arrive by: 9 a.m. Cost: $15 if you register before Aug. 12. After that, and including up to the day of the event, the price goes up to $25. All Porsches will be grouped in the same area of the show field. Join us to make a statement about German design and engineering! Full details, including early registration, are available online. The Milwaukee Region, PCA, is a proud sponsor of Sun-day’s Milwaukee Concours d’Elegance.

MKE PCA ROAD AMERICA DRIVER EDUCATION Block the date: Friday, Aug. 12

By Jeff Cowie We hope that by now that your car has finished off her StaBil-flavored fuel, and that you've filled her up with a fresh tank of 93 octane ... priced lower than it has been for many years. That fresh gas and well-rested Porsche is just one more reason to attend our fantastic Driver Education event at the world-renowned 4.048-mile, 14-turn Road Ameri-ca circuit in beautiful Elkhart Lake! Some of the other reasons, of course, are for novices to learn from experienced instructors, ex-actly what your car was designed and manufactured to do. Add to that, you will be able to enjoy the camaraderie of all the drivers who attend…it is a fun day. We divide the Run Groups into three categories. Group 1, Nov-ice, is for first-timers and those with limited track experience. In this group you will have an in-structor in your right seat. They will support what you are learning in the classroom as well as help you understand how to handle your car in numerous track situa-tions, e.g. over/under steering. Group 2 is for Intermediate Driv-ers; Group 3 is for Advanced

Drivers. (A word to Group 1 driv-ers: We limit the number of cars to about 35 which is due to Instructor availability. This group fills up quickly, so sign up early.) Novices – drivers will be attending a clinic when they are not on the track. The clinic is incredibly edu-cational on the basics of car han-dling in HPDE (High Performance Driving Events). We cover numer-ous topics, including braking, turn entry point, apexing corners, and turn exits. A Road America track map that specifically covers all 14 turns is scrutinized during the clin-ic. You'll also learn the all-important flag colors and designs that are used by corner workers to keep you safe on the track. Register now Registration and payment for this event is now open and handled through MotorsportReg. See link at the end of this article where you will find more details and pricing. There are numerous discounts available for early registration, first timers and instructors providing you register before July 28.

New helmet requirement A helmet is required, and must com-ply with a helmet manufactured in 2010 or later, and stickers are in five-year increments. The SNELL SA-rated sticker is required by PCA Na-tional regulations. Our Milwaukee Region follows this regulation, so for 2016 events, all helmets must have a SNELL SA-rated sticker dated 2010 or 2015. This sticker is a reflective decal affixed to the semi-rigid foam padding in the rear inside portion of the helmet, underneath the soft pad-ding. The helmet must also have a chin strap in good condition and no cracks. Well? ... Looking for fun and excite-ment? Go to Milwaukee PCA DE-- Road America and sign up. Have any questions, send us a note at MilwaukeeDE@aol.com or call 414.559.9302. Your DE crew, Terry Jeff and Matt REGISTER HERE http://www.motorsportreg.com/events/pca-milwaukee-de-2016-road-america-713346#.Vsyt2eYkpsl

Photo credit: Mike Wiviott

Cowie’s ‘78 911SC in spotlight at Greater Milwaukee Auto Show

It was an exciting day for long-time PCA Member Jeff Cowie when he was contacted by SCCA mem-ber Toni Machi, to see if he would be willing to have his 1978 911SC on display at the Greater Milwau-kee Auto Show in February. Tony was charged with gathering some very unique cars for a special ADAMM (Automobile Dealers Assn. of Metropolitan Milwaukee) display on the second floor of The Wiscon-sin Center for the duration of the show. The theme of those cars - some of them very rare - was "American vs European Sports Cars." Jeff's car was shown with some great "garage-mates,” including later models, as well as vintage. Among them was a Ford GT500, a Jaguar

XKE, an Audi R8, a vintage twin-turbo Maserati, a LeMan Ford GT40, a tricked out, late-model Camaro, and a vintage Ferrari a la Magnum PI. "It was a real 'trip' having my 911SC picked up from my home garage in an enclosed trailer, and transported to The Wisconsin Center in an en-closed trailer," Jeff said. "My 10-year-son Elliot was perhaps more excited to be a part of this. He was thrilled to be a ride-along as I drove the car into the building while a spotter led me through the tight areas and onto the elevator, where I drove my Por-sche into the display area." Jeff owns this beautiful example of a 1978 911SC. He completely stripped the interior, removed the entire HVAC system, headlight washers, power

antenna, audio system, seats, door panels, and "anything I did-n't need for a street-legal track car, shedding about 200 lbs. He installed a roll bar, two racing seats, 5-pt harnesses, and alumi-num door panels with GT3 nylon door openers, among other things. It wears #46 that appears in the same font and style as the first LeMan-winning Porsche, a 1951 356 Leichtmetall Coupe, that he saw in the Porsche Museum in Zuffenhausen. You'll see his car around town as his summer daily driver, and on the circuits at Road America and Blackhawk Farms for the Club's Driver Education events. Be sure to say hello to Jeff and his beautiful #46!

Photos: Jeff Cowie. Text written by Jeff Cowie and Terry Royals

Daufenbach reports on meeting of Zone 13 presidents By Donna Daufenbach The presidents from the regions in Zone 13 met at Isringhausen Por-sche in Springfield, Ill., on March 19 with our Zone Representative James Jacisin, National President Caren Cooper and the new Nation-al Tour Chair Greg Halvorson. Caren presented data gathered from the minute surveys over the past year on who comprises PCA,

our interests and how we like to receive information. During lunch we went around the table and discussed successes and challenges for each region with input from each other on ideas to address these. We then spent time discussing the guidelines for good tour practices that are being developed at the national level. There have been some serious incidents that have occurred dur-

ing tours and as a group we want to be proactive and minimize such events. We then had a tour of what’s new at the dealership. We gathered by the Mexico Blue 918 in the showroom and presented a signed PCA flag to the Isringhausens. We inspected a GT4 Club Sport they had recently received and a 2016 GT3RS with its sister 2009 GT3RS both in Viper Green before adjourning and depart-ing for home.

A Mexico Blue 918 in the showroom attracted lots of attention from the Zone 13 region presi-dents.

Presidents of the PCA regions in Zone 13, including Milwaukee Region President Don-na Daufenbach (third from right), gathered for a group photo with PCA national representatives and Isringhausen Por-sche, in Springfield, Ill.

Comedian Jerry Seinfeld sold off 18 cars at an auc-tion in March for $22 million, 16 of which were Por-sches. Seinfeld is believed to still have at least 150 cars, most of which are Porsches. The 18 cars from Seinfeld’s collection and their sell-ing prices: 1973 Porsche 917/30 Can-Am Spyder - $3 million 1955 Porsche 550 Spyder - $5.35 million 1959 Porsche 718 RSK - $2.86 million 1958 Porsche 356 A 1500 GS/GT Carrera Speedster - $1.54 million 2000 Porsche Carrera GT Prototype - Unsold 1990 Porsche 962C - $1.65 million 1974 Porsche 911 Carrera 3.0 IROC RSR - $2.31 mil-lion

Seinfeld lightens his collection of Porsches 1998 Porsche 993 3.8 Cup RSR - $935,000 1963 Porsche 356 B 2000 GS Carrera 2 Coupe - $825,000 1994 Porsche 964 Turbo 3.6 S Flachbau - $1 million 1957 Porsche 356 A Speedster - $682,000 2012 Porsche 997 GT3 4.0 Cup "Brumos Commemora-tive Edition" 1958 Porsche 597 Jagdwagen - $330,000 2011 Porsche 997 Speedster - $440,000 1989 Porsche 911 Speedster - $363,000 1966 Porsche 911 - $275,000 1960 Volkswagen Beetle - $121,000 1964 Volkswagen Microbus - $99,000

Porsche is conducting an examina-tion of 409,477 Cayenne models worldwide from model years 2011 to 2016 for a precautionary inspection, of which 88,300 are in the United States and 10,370 are in Canada. The reason for this is a clip may have become dislodged from the pedal bracket. “We are implementing a voluntary recall to inspect all Cayenne vehicles built during that period to ensure the clip is present and to re-install it if necessary. The problem was identi-

fied during internal inspec-tions and remedied in pro-duction. This is a purely precautionary measure, as there have been no re-ports of accidents or inju-ries as a result of this con-cern,” the company said in a statement. Source: Porsche Cars North America press release

Model years 2011-’16 Cayenne voluntary safety recall announced

Meet the six cylinder 500 h.p. 911R, the lightest ver-sion of the 911 Porsche is once again displaying its commitment to high-performance sports cars. Developed in the motor-sport workshop, the 911 R extends the spectrum of high-performance naturally aspirated engines alongside the motor racing models 911 GT3 and 911 GT3 RS. The 911 R’s historic role model is a road-homologated racing car from 1967. Produced as part of a limited production series, the 911 R (R for Racing) performed in rallies, in the Targa Florio and in world record runs. The 2016 Porsche 911 R can be ordered now. In the United States, it will be reach dealers

late this summer. The starting MSRP is $184,900, excluding the $1,050 destination charge.

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FOR SALE: 1973 Porsche 914 2.0 68,000 original miles, second owner Florida car, absolute-ly rust free, silver and black interior, center gauges, fog lights, original Fuchs, turbo tie rods, custom exhaust, original fuel injection, one re spray, new tires and shocks. Selling because I bought an orange 914. $25,000 firm. Cell 920-252-2544 Email: robert.hawley@yahoo.com. Located in Door County.

WANTED to BUY: Tubi exhaust for 997.2 I recently bought a 2011 997.2 S cab and would like to upgrade the exhaust. I am a complete newbie to Porsche. I have read lots of positive reviews, and gotten first hand accounts that TUBI is the way to go. Do you have one to sell? Do you have thoughts on purchasing such a system? Should I just go to Champion Motor Sport in FL and bite the $3500 bullet for the system? Contact Jay at jgd@boylefred.com

FOR SALE: 4-18-inch Porsche Tur-bo Wheels Used for winter driving. Wheels cur-rently have 225/40 R18s (Pirelli-2 full seasons driving) and 265/35R 18 Blizzak (these are virtually new). Wheels have a few scuffs. For infor-mation, call me (Terry Royals) at 414-559-9302 or see pictures on Craigslist: http://milwaukee.craigslist.org/wto/5486924482.html. $1,000 for the

set. WANTED TO BUY: Boxster S Looking for a Boxster S (2013 or newer) with PDK and sport chrono. Contact Mark Thomsen, boxster23mke@aol.com or 262-886-5035.

Officers President & Membership Chair Donna Daufenbach 262-695-2980 nebioblue99@gmail.com Vice President Tony Quebbemann 847-650-0981 edenapple@aol.com Secretary Greg Kizevic 414-352-6611 gkizevic@sbcglobal.net Treasurer Greg Kovacs 920-650-3374 gkovac@yahoo.com Directors Alan Bloom 414-540-0478 abloom@mcw.edu Kevin Ford 414-350-3563 kevin.ford@millercoors.com Terry Royals 414-559-9302 milwaukeeDE@aol.com Mike Wiviott 414-759-8589 michael.wiviott@gmail.com Editorial policy Steinlifters is published monthly for members and friends of Milwaukee Region, Porsche Club of America. The content – statements and opinions appearing in the newsletter – are those of the authors and not nec-essarily those of PCA, region board members or the editor. The editor reserves the right to edit all material and publish only that material which is in the best interest of the Milwaukee Region, PCA.

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