July- August 2019

The Nor’Wester Newsletter of the Olympic Peninsula Region Porsche Club of America

2019 OPR Board and Chair Members:

Board of Directors President: Bill Elwell Vice President: Don Knievel Secretary: Brian Forde Treasurer: Bob Becken Member at Large: Brooks Hanford Past President: Alex Raphael

Committee Chairs Advertising: position open Auto Events: John James Goodie Store: Don & Sue Knievel Membership: Dave Ferguson Newsletter: Thomas Micka Safety: Bill Corrigan Social & Events: Maryann Elwell Technical: Alex Raphael Webmaster: Bill Corrigan

PCA Olympic Peninsula Region 2019 Event Calendar Event/Social Chair: Maryann Elwell (maelwell@centurytel.net) — 253-853-4003

July 2019 5th- 7th – SOVREN Pacific NW Historics Races & Car Corral - Must have pre-ordered car corral

passes to park there. If you didn’t purchase tickets ahead of time, you may purchase at the gate and can pay for VIP parking for $5 or park free in the main field. Gate opens daily at 8:30A. Ticket prices: Adults: $25 one-day pass for Friday, Saturday or Sunday; $40 3-day weekend pass; $5 per day Children age 7 - 16; free age 6 and under. All proceeds benefit charity for uncompensated care at Children’s Hospital & Regional Hospital Center in Seattle. Saturday 7/6, participants meet at 7:45A at Gig Harbor McDonalds (Olympic Village Shopping Center - 5500 Olympic Dr. NW) or at Shari’s in Kent (). We’ll drive over at 8A as a group for Corral parking at the event. Track is located at 31001 144th Ave SE, Kent, WA 98042.

10th – 6P Dinner/7P Member & Board Meeting - Join us for a 6P dinner followed by the monthly Member/Board Meeting at 7P at the Clubhouse Restaurant at McCormick Woods located at 5155 McCormick Woods Drive SE in Port Orchard. We will be meeting in the back room, no RSVP required.

13th – noon Lunch - Join us for lunch at noon at the O’Rorke’s home/yard in Sequim. Steve and Kathy are providing lunch with barbeque teriyaki hamburgers (our family recipe) and veggie burgers for those who prefer (please request in your RSVP), green salad, pasta salad, crudités and dip, lots of fresh fruit. Kathy will also have a homemade lemon chiffon cake and cherry cobbler (it'll be cherry season here) with vanilla ice cream. Water, iced tea, and soft drinks will also be provided. If you'd like an adult beverage, please bring it for yourselves or to share. The cost is $8 per person, payable at the event in cash. Please RSVP to Kathy & Steve O'Rorke at: kfo@prodigy.net or ororkefamily@yahoo.com or phone (360) 460-6080 by 7/1/19. There is no need to bring folding chairs, as there are ample places to sit in the shade or sun, or even the new gazebo. Some of their fruit trees will be ready for picking, and we are welcome to pick and enjoy some fruit to take home. The address and directions will be provided to those who RSVP. For those who want to drive up with the group from the east side of Hood Canal, please notify Maryann Elwell at maelwell@centurytel.net or phone (253) 853-4003 by 7/1/19, so she can email you information on our starting location and time.

August 2019 TBD – Lunch/Member & Board Meeting – We need a volunteer to plan our August lunch and

member meeting on the west side of the Hood Canal. If interested in planning, please contact Maryann Elwell at maelwell@centurytel.net or phone (253) 853-4003.

15th – July/August Nor’Wester Deadline – Provide any articles, photos, or classified ads to Thom Micka via email to m3micka@gmail.com.

17th – New Member Welcome Picnic - The Mitchell's will be hosting this year at their farm in Sequim. The club is providing pulled pork with buns, tortillas and fixings for tacos, hot dogs, veggie burgers and beverages, including beer & wine. Christy is making baked beans and a green salad. Help us welcome our newest OPR members by bringing an appetizer, side dish or dessert. Bring a couple of folding chairs, if you have them. We need volunteers for set-up and clean-up. RSVP to Maryann Elwell by 8/1/19 with what you are bringing and if you can help out with setup or clean up at (253) 853-4003 or maelwell@centurytel.net. The address and directions will be provided to those who RSVP.

September 13th-15th – Save the Date - Winery Tour to Hood River October 12th-14th – Save the Date – Gal’s Getaway Weekend

Other Region and Car Related Events 7/6 – 8A – Caffeine & Gasoline at Griot’s Garage 3333 South 38th Street in Tacoma. Theme: All

American 7/6 – 4:30-10P – Drive-In Movie – at America’s Car Museum (2702 East D St. in Tacoma). Ferris

Bueller’s Day Off. For details go to https://www.americascarmuseum.org/events/.

7/9 – 11:30A-12:30P – If Cars Could Talk –Porsche 917 @ 50: One hour presentation on the history and legacy of the 917. at America’s Car Museum (2702 East D St. in Tacoma). For details go to https://www.americascarmuseum.org/events/.

7/11 – 11A-2P – Take A Spin – Cadillac The Standard of the World at America’s Car Museum (2702 East D St. in Tacoma). For details go to https://www.americascarmuseum.org/events/.

7/12 – 6-8P – Cruise-In at Griot’s Garage 3333 South 38th Street in Tacoma. SEMA Collector Car Appreciation Day

7/13 – 9A – Sequim Cars & Coffee at Ruddell’s Auto Dealership in Port Angeles. For details go to Sequimcars.com.

7/13-14 – PNWR Olympic Peninsula Tour – Cancelled. 7/18 – 4-7P – Cruise-In – at America’s Car Museum (2702 East D St. in Tacoma). Theme: Summer

of 69! For details go to https://www.americascarmuseum.org/events/. 7/20 – 12-4P – Family STEAM Day – at America’s Car Museum (2702 East D St. in Tacoma). For

details go to https://www.americascarmuseum.org/events/. 7/21-27 – Porsche Parade – Parade this year will take place at the Boca Raton Resort and Club in

Boca Raton Florida. Activities include Concours, autocross, time-speed-distance and gimmick rallies, destination tours, and so much more! Join us as we explore the Florida Coast and at this weeklong gathering of people and Porsches from all over the world! Additional information including registration dates for housing and activities can be found soon porscheparade.org.

7/25 – 5-9P – Good Guys NW Nationals Kick-off Party at Griot’s Garage 3333 South 38th Street in Tacoma.

7/25 – 7:30A-4P – PNWR Drivers Education at Pacific Raceways. For details go to http://www.pnwr.org or register at MotorsportReg.com.

7/26-27 – Good Guys NW Nationals at WA State Fairgrounds in Puyallup. 7/27 – 4:30-10P – Drive-In Movie – at America’s Car Museum (2702 East D St. in Tacoma). The

Goonies. For details go to https://www.americascarmuseum.org/events/. 7/27 – 7:15A-4P – PNWR Drivers Skills at Bremerton Motorsports Park. For details go to http://

www.pnwr.org or register at MotorsportReg.com. 7/27 – LeMay Beer, Brats & Boogie – For more information go to https://www.lemaymarymount.org/

lemay-beer-brats-and-boogie 7/27-28 – 8A-4P – PNWR Autocross #6 & #7 at Packwood (Hampton Mills Old Lumber Yard) – For

details go to http://www.pnwr.org or register at MotorsportReg.com. 8/3 – 9A-4P – Germanpalooza 2019 – The Oregon PCA is hosting this event at Portland

International Raceway. For details and registration information go to https://www.oregonpca.org/event/germanpalooza-2019-portland-international-raceway/.

8/9 – 7A-5P – PNWR Drivers Education at the Ridge in Shelton. For details go to http://www.pnwr.org or register at MotorsportReg.com.

8/16 – 7A-3P – PCA Werks Reunion 2019 Monterey – takes place during Monterey Car Week at Corral de Tierra Country Club located at 81 Corral de Tierra Road, Corral de Tierra, California 93908 (between Salinas and Monterey). Werks Reunion was created by the Porsche Club of America as an event to celebrate both the Porsche marque as well as the camaraderie of being an enthusiast. For more details and to register, go to http://werksreunion.com/monterey.cfm.

8/23-25 – Canada West Whistler Weekend – This will be the last year for this event. Will take place at in Whistler, B.C. Canada the weekend of August 23-25, 2019. For details go to http://www.pca-cwr.org/ and to register go to: https://www.karelo.com/enter_res.php?&BID=374&Ev=18663.

8/31 – 7:15A-4P – PNWR Drivers Skills at Bremerton Motorsports Park. For details go to http://www.pnwr.org or register at MotorsportReg.com.

9/4-7 – PCA Fall Treffen in Green Mountains of Woodstock, Vermont – For details go to https://treffen.pca.org/.

9/14 – 8A-2P - PNWR Womens Tour to Port Townsend – Meet at 7:45A for drivers meeting at Gig Harbor McDonalds (Olympic Village Shopping Center 5500 Olympic Dr.). The tour roads are awesome and the views even more so through Mason, Kitsap, and Jefferson counties on the Olympic Peninsula. Before our tour ends at Port Townsend Winery, we will take a 30-minute break in the quaint town of Port Gamble, a US National Historic Landmark. Port Gamble is one of the nation's best-preserved western lumber towns and the community has a wide range of shops. Metro Bagel box lunch at the Winery. To register and order lunch go to https://

www.pnwr.org/content.aspx?page_id=4002&club_id=502548&item_id=924659. You will need a Motorsport.reg account of can set one up during registration.

10/26 – 8A-1P – PNWR Porsche Tech Session with Hurley Haywood. For details go to http://www.pnwr.org.

… Welcoming New Members to the

Olympic Peninsula Region of the PCA

Tim & Forrest Scearce, Bainbridge Island, WA, 2006 911 Carrera S Cabriolet Lapis Blue. Jim Harris and Patty Wehrs, Poulsbo, WA, 2017 Silver Macan S Rob and Peg Phillips, Gig Harbor, WA, 2008 Meteor Gray 911 Turbo Mike and Laurie Eschbach, Fox Island, WA, 1987 Black 911 Carrera Targa Chris Davis and Tamara Mickelson, Bainbridge Island, WA, 1973 914 1.7

From the President’s DeskBill Elwell

First, let me say thank you to a few people. A big thanks goes out to Dan Kalinski for organizing the spring car collection tour in May. Don Knievel put together our Tacoma Yacht Club Charity car show event and club meeting. Finally, Bob Becken has spent, literally, months working with folks from various other regions to organize our portion of the Zone 6 Grand Tour. Since the Grand Tour is still happening while this is being written, you’ll have to wait until the next issue to hear about it. Thanks guys.

The car show season has started. Yes, it’s the time of year when it seems as though you can attend a car event every weekend if you like. I’ve been sticking strictly to Porsche events and I still seem to be going to an event every other weekend. For those of you outside of Pierce, Kitsap, and maybe Mason counties, catching car events every weekend might be a challenge. But down here around Tacoma, it’s not a challenge at all. Let’s see, on June 1st, I went to Porsche day at Griot’s Garage Caffeine and Gasoline in Tacoma. Two weeks later on the 15th our club attended a charity car show at the Tacoma Yacht Club. The very next week, Saturday the 22nd, was our leg of the Zone 6 Grand Tour. Our club hosted the portion of the tour that went from Larson’s Porsche in Tacoma up to Port Angeles. I got one weekend off and then I’ll be right back at it on July 6th when we attend the Sovren Historic races and show off our cars in the Corral at Pacific Raceway.

But I said that I could have filled every weekend with car events. Ok, looking back, I took the weekend of June 8th off but I could have attended the Porsche Concours event at Denny Akers’ Workshop in Seattle if I wanted to. My next free weekend would have been 6/29 – 30. Well, there was a Porsche Club Drivers Education event at Oregon Raceway Park that weekend, but that’s a bit of a hike. Hemmings Motor News Great Race ended at America’s Car Museum in Tacoma on 6/30 and there was a car show there. That would have been a cool event to see.

So there you go. I could have filled 4 weekends out of 5 in June with Porsche events. I only had to look outside of the Porsche world for a car event on one weekend. Honestly, I’ve never thought about Porsches this way until this very moment. How many other cars have this much activity related to them?

Now, I’ll be honest with you. I’m not a real car guy. No, really! I go to these events and folks ask me questions about some model of 911 and I haven’t a clue what they’re talking about. I can hold my own talking about 944’s because I’ve owned one for so long. It helps that nobody gives a crap about 944’s anymore and it makes me seem like a guru or something. If you read my tech articles years ago, you know that I know my tech stuff and I know a little about detailing. But outside of that, I get lost fast. So, sometimes I can feel uncomfortable at these car events.

I wasn’t always a non-car guy. As a teen, I knew cars like nobody’s business. I could tell the difference between every make, model, and year of American car from the late 50’s through the early 70’s from a pretty good distance. Sadly, car designs started getting very uninteresting in the mid 70’s and my interest waned. But regardless of my level of car knowledge, there will always be something about the way certain cars look or the way a V8 engine sounds that gets me excited.

But, it’s not the cars that keep me going to the weekend car events. Honestly, I’ve grown tired of seeing cars that cost more than my house. How many times can you get excited over a fiberglass Shelby Cobra replica? But there are still two cool things about these events. First is getting to see unusual cars. I’m talking about either cars that I’ve never/rarely seen or cars that have something unique about them. On the rare side, you don’t see many prewar cars at shows any more. The folks that own and appreciate them are either gone or too old to get the cars out very often. To be honest, the number of cars from as recently as the 50’s are starting to get fewer and fewer. At the Griot’s event in June I saw a T-bucket roadster that was really, really nice and there was a guy that brought what looked like a 55 Chevy made to look like a Gasser. Both were examples of cars you don’t see very often any more. An example of the unusual side of things includes a 911 Targa at Griot’s that filled many of us with mixed emotions. The car looked like it sat in a junk yard for years before being pulled out and brought back to life just enough to run. The hood (or whatever you call it) over the engine and Targa top were missing. The paint was in worse condition than any paint I’ve ever seen. It was probably Guards Red originally, but it’s closer to some reddish shade of brown now. The interior was dirty, full of junk, and the door cards and carpet were gone. None of us would have touched it without latex gloves, even if you paid us. But we all had to admit that it was different and we all spent time standing there talking about it.

The second thing I like about going to the weekend car events is the people. I’m more a people person than I am a car guy. There are a lot of places where you can go and find folks that are obnoxious or just a pain in the butt. But for some reason, I enjoy being around the people at car events. And sometimes there’s a surprise in it for me. As things were wrapping up at the Griot’s event in June, I asked a friend what he was doing for lunch. He said that he was going to look at motorcycles and asked if I’d like to come along. It turns out that my friend’s plans included more than just looking at Harleys. He ended up buying one! I had a great time and it was handy for my friend to have someone there to help him get his newly purchased bike back home.

I’m rambling a bit. Here’s my point. Just like you, I’ve got stuff that I need to get done on the weekends and Porsche events aren’t at the top of the list. If I wasn’t President and didn’t have to attend most of these events, I probably would have skipped them. But I would have missed out on watching a good friend buy a Harley and lots of other fun times. And as I look back, the world didn’t end because whatever I was going to do on the morning I went to Griot’s got put off until that afternoon or maybe the next day. For me, going to a car event

once in a while is simply a matter of putting myself and my own enjoyment first once in a while. I don’t know if it’s the same for you or not. But whatever it is, we sure would love to see you come out and join us.

I’ll close with a request for support to help run the club. Next year will be my last as president, I would really like to have a vice president who intends to take the role of president and will join me at the Zone6 Presidents Meeting in 2020. I’m looking for that person. If you think you’re interested, let me know.

I hope to see you at one of our next events.

Griot’s Porsche Day & The Tacoma Yacht Club Charity Car ShowJune - 2019Bill Elwell

If you read my President’s Desk article then you already know a little about a few of our events back in June. I’d like to share a few more details about a couple of those events and show you a few pictures. Let’s get started.

If you know about Griot’s garage in Tacoma, then you know about their Caffeine and Gasoline events on the first Saturday of every month. Caffeine and Gasoline is an amped up version of a cars and coffee event. Griot’s provides donuts and coffee and, of course, a big parking lot. Everyone else just brings their cars. The events are supposed to start at 8am when the store opens but the lot is always starting to fill up by 7:30am. Each month there is a theme and the theme for June was Porsche. Caffeine and Gasoline wasn’t an official club event, but you wouldn’t know by looking at how many club members were there. Club members or not, there was a good turn-out of Porsches and non-Porsches as well. It’s always entertaining to walk the parking lot and see what folks brought out of their garage for the day. If you could have walked the parking lot that day, you might have seen some of these cars.

The 944S2 on the left is mine. The Blue Cayenne belongs to Shannon and Chris Wood.

What would a Porsche event be without a GT3? But what about that beautiful blue 911?

Here is a tiny sampling of the variety of cars you can see at Caffeine and Gasoline.

I couldn’t resist putting a picture or two of this Targa in the article. Look at the right front fender. There was once a rear view mirror mounted there. As bad as this car looks, there’s not much rust.

Hey now, look at that interior!

It’s time to shift gears and talk about the Tacoma Yacht Club charity car show. On June 15th the Tacoma Yacht Club held a charity car and motorcycle show. With the help of Yacht Club member Don Knievel, we not only participated in the car show, we also had lunch and held our monthly meeting there as well. The weather was wonderful and the turn-out was great. I’ll let the pictures tell the rest of the story.

To the left, Andrew Isar and Brett Burroughs debate the merits of the latest silicon dioxide detailing product.

Meet the twins, Turbo 911’s belonging to Kip Sparber (on the left) and Andrew Isar (on the right). How often do you see a sight like this?

Dave and Gail Ferguson with their 911

Andrew Isar (closest to the camera) and Kip Sparber spending a bit too much time detailing their turbos.

Almost twin speed yellow 911 cabriolets. Both of them are from Gig Harbor. The 996 on the left is my wife Maryann’s. The 997 on the right belongs to new members Carolyn and Phil Sawyer.

Always the wise-guy, Kip Sparber points out something that Maryann Elwell and Chris and Shannon Wood think is pretty funny.

Brian Forde brought his new Harley and took the award for best motorcycle.

Our club won the Club Participation Award at the show. That’s me at the bottom center holding the plaque. Thanks to everyone who came out!

Cars and Coffee in Sequim – May 18th

The Sequim Cars and Coffee in May had all the essential elements – a beautiful setting, nice cars, and great people. A handful of PCA OPR members converged on the home of Dan Kalinski on a cool sunny day for a surprisingly well attended event. The actual venue was the rental home adjacent to his house (look it up on VRBO - Dungeness Bay Manor), complete with sprawling green lawns overlooking the scenic Dungeness Spit, perfect for showing off your pride and joy. The house, open for inspection, was a treat that would not be out of place among the seaside mansions in the Hamptons. There were dozens of Porsches among the 100 or so exotics and slightly-less exotics, including one that caught my eye, a Beck replica 550 Spider. The cars present ranged from Ferraris to Ford GTs to a rather unusual Nash-Healey that came complete with the story of its unlikely genesis. The turnout for the monthly event was unusually large and varied. A great spread of food was on offer in one of the workshops and in general it just could not be much better. The photos included here give you a sense of the setting and the robust turnout.

At the conclusion of the event, all were invited to visit the home of Brown McClatchy Maloney, of the McClatchy newspaper family. The McClatchy chain is the nation's second-largest newspaper company, with 32 dailies stretching from Miami to Anchorage. Brown is a long time Sequim resident and has a home surrounded by a half dozen garages, each with a different automotive/motorcycle theme. He has an eclectic mix of vehicles, starting with a white garage containing a white RX-7 Turbo, a white NSX, and a wait-you-guessed-it white Nissan GT-R. Moving on to the higher ground, the next garage contained an eye-popping collection of Ferraris that brought to mind the saying “Money can’t buy happiness, but it can buy a whole lot of cool cars and that’s the same thing, right?” Lurking in the corner was a 1960’s era Ferrari 275GTB which, judging by recent auction results is worth approximately One Bazillion Dollars. Porsches did not figure prominently in the collection, but the gull wing door Mercedes 300SL certainly got my attention. The workmanship and detail in the restorations of these cars was amazing, with everything down to the stitching of the matching luggage done to perfection. Another garage was curiously empty, save for the numerous plaques lined up along the floor. It turns out that his extensive collection of Honda motorcycles is on loan to the LeMay museum in Tacoma, taking up almost an entire hallway there. Several more garages held a slightly less exotic collection of Ford Thunderbirds and other such Americana. Everyone really enjoyed the visit and praised Brown for opening his collection to an appreciating audience. As I drove back home, I felt like I had experienced an entire year’s worth of automobilia, all in one short day.

Melissa Micka and Thomas Micka ogle the Ferraris. Sandra Burkett loves the gullwing!

Mountain High Concours Lite & Car Display, and Autocross at the World Class

Whistler Resort; with stunning scenery through the Coast Mountains on the tour to

Fort Berens Estate Winery in Lillooet!

Friday: Enjoy a scenic and fun drive from beautiful Vancouver on the Sea to Sky Highway along

Howe Sound and into the Coast Mountains. Registration is at The Aspens where you can

meet old friends and new, at the complimentary Bavarian-style Welcome Reception.

Saturday: Concours your Porsche in Black Market Square at Blackcomb. We will be using the Whistler

Concours Lite rules (exterior, interior and storage compartments) - to encourage more

participation. Concours entries limited to 30 cars and approx. 60 display cars (depending

on available space). After the Concours, attend the Concours Awards Banquet at the

Whistler Conference Centre. There will be a great selection of cars on display and fantastic

door prizes, including a trip for two to the Porsche Factory and a set of Pirelli tires!

Sunday: Autocross at the Blackcomb Mountain Day Lodge and attend the Autocross Awards

Banquet and Colby Cup presentation at the Whistler Conference Centre. We always have nice door

prizes on-hand for this event. If you are not into Autocrossing, you can join the tour to

Duffy Lake and the Fort Berens Estate Winery in Lillooet. It is a scenic drive along some

very winding roads - lots of fun and then you can join us for the Autocross Awards Dinner.

Registration: Registration opens May 1. Please log onto www.karelo.com and enter CWR-PNWR

Whistler Weekend in the search engine to register. Saturday banquet meals must be

purchased in advance. Advance purchase of Sunday Banquet is advised but we can sell

tickets at Registration on Aug. 23. Registration fee: Canadian $150 per car. 75% refund if

cancelled before August 1, 2019.

Goodie bag will be given to all cars registered prior to July 31, so be sure to register early.

Meals: Complimentary Bavarian style Welcome Reception on Friday. Saturday Awards Banquet

(Buffet Style): $80 per person. Infants up to 4 years - no charge. Kids 5-11 $25. Sunday

Awards Dinner (Buffet Style): $80 per person. Infants up to 4 years - no charge. Kids 5-11

$25. Price are in Cdn and include all taxes and gratuities.

Accommodations: Arrangements have been made with the Fairmont Chateau Whistler (1-800-606-8244

www.fairmont.com/whistler); Blackcomb Peaks Accommodations (1-866-590-1613

www.blackcombpeaks.com); Resort Quest (1-866-854-8114 www.resortquestwhistler.com);

and Hilton Whistler Resort & Spa, (1-800-445-8667 Group code PC-CWR). Mention the

Porsche Whistler Weekend to get special rates. Get the full accommodation list when you

register on-line.

Great fun! Great door prizes! See You There!!

Web site: www.pca-cwr.org

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