Volume X, Issue 5 June 2005

Beginner’s Day @ Waterford Chelsea Breakfast Drive

Ask Portia Rally Sport Picnic

Additional Waterford DE - Sept 22

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

PORSCHE

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Full Page: 8½” X 7” (ad size 8 x 6“) $145. per quarter, per issue $60. Half Page: 3¼” 7½” or 4 x 6¼” $85. quarter, per issue $35. Quarter Page: 3¼” x 4” $50. per quarter Business Card: 3½” x 2¼” $35. per quarter Classified: free to RSR club members , all others $5.00 per quarter. Contact: for Ads Chuck Freitas 734.475.9875 • 10691 Roepke Rd, Chelsea, MI 48118 e-mail: cfreitas@peoplepc,com Contact: for Classifieds Glenn Trapp 810.227.7854 • 1834 Woodcreek, Brighton, MI 48114 e-mail: bahn_stormer@comcast.net

from the rear seat ...................... ...3 Waterford Beginner’s Day DE ....4/5 Membership Page ........................6 Chelsea Breakfast Drive...………..8 Mid-West 914 Classic………….....9 Jeff’s Tech Bits…………….….….10 Ask Portia………………….……...11 Calendar / Events .......................12 Rally Sport Challenge……………13 Meeting Minutes .........................14 Waterford/GingerMan DE……….15 Classified ...................................16 Bahn Stormer Online..…………...17 The Official Page........................18

Cover Photo - Waterford DE by Mary Ann Kantrow

Munk’s Tech Sessions June 11 - Detailing Seminar #3 August 6 - DE Tech Inspection August 27 - DE Tech Inspection September 17 - Octoberfest

Call: 248.681.8081 for information

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Kelly Roberts, President

I hope everyone who attended the May DE event at Waterford Hills had a great time. I didn’t get a chance to join in but I always think about just how much fun everyone must be having all the while I am stuck in my office sorting through paperwork and build schedules. If anyone has an interesting story about something that happened or if you would like to share your thoughts about how we could improve the DE process please send it to the Bahn Stormer so we can share it with the rest of the members. We have an entire calendar of events lined up for the summer starting off with a tour of RM Motorsports – From Racing to Restorations being held on Saturday June 4th in Wixom and hosted by Matt Huber. The following day you have the opportunity to participate in the Sunday Brunch Drive being hosted by Sue Sarin. This event starts at 10:00 AM in the Farmer Jack parking lot located at M-59 and Old US23. You will be treated to a spectacular drive through some of the most picturesque back roads in Michigan with the event culminating at the River Crab Restaurant in St. Clair. We are getting plans finalized for our 2nd Annual Rally Sport Challenge to benefit Make–A–Wish Foundation®. I think Matt Huber has done an outstanding job of putting together an event that the whole family will be able to enjoy. I hope to see you on Saturday, August 20th when we kick things off with the Park–n-Ride at the Matthaei Botanical Gardens in Ann Arbor. Even if you can’t make it to this event I hope you can find it in your heart to send us a small donation to help this outstanding organization to help bring hope and enjoyment, even if just for one day, to a sick child. Thanks. It has taken me the better part of three days to

actually sit down and write my article for this month’s Bahn Stormer. For those of you who have attended an event in our home I am sure you remember our little dog Penny. When I left for work on Friday morning she was running around doing her normal morning routine, helping me make coffee, getting under foot and taking her daily medicine. Every morning before I left for work I would stop, give her a doggie cookie, and tell her to be a good girl and that I loved her. I would tell her I would see her when I got home. Before I could return home from work that same day I received a call from Susan, she told me that Penny wasn’t acting like herself so she was taking her to the veterinary office to see what was wrong. Well, not to belabor this story, our Penny had to be put to rest early Saturday afternoon May 14th. Just like I have said in the past, you just never know what tomorrow is going to bring. So, the next time you are running late for work or some other event has consumed every minute of your day remember to stop, relax and tell your family that you love them, even your pets. Until next Month, Kelly No Personal thought this month: Instead I would like to end this month’s article with a message from the writings of Saint Francis of Assisi. “Start by doing what's necessary; then do what's possible; and suddenly you are doing the impossible”.

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Beginner’s Day DE

Classroom instruction by

Len

Driver’s Meeting

Flag Demo

Front Straight

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at Waterford Hills

Pit lane, ready to go!

White group is out

Patrick handles registration

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Welcome to the Rally Sport Region The Fast, Fun and Friendly Region Current Membership 239

Transferred from Maverick Len & Heidi Boyer Carleton, MI 2000 911 Millenium Edition New Member Don Ellis Milford, MI 1987 911 Transferred from Northern Ohio Brian Koethe Ann Arbor, MI 1982 911 SC

New Member John Kytasty Livonia, MI 1984 Grey 944 New Members Rob & Jan Potts Ann Arbor, MI 1996 Silver 911 C4 Cabrio New Members Eric & Mary Schneider Ann Arbor, MI 1898 White 911

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

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!

Member Anniversaries for June

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

Dawn White John Melvin Eugene Goodson Roger Garrell Dan Kantrow Mark Randall Andy Bacon William Crookes Dennis Voss James Schorr Mike Sorscher Alan Wright Michael DeLeeuw William Guttrich

29 28 25 19 18 15 11

9 9 7 7 7 6 6

Mark Zellner James Wyatt Doreen Ganos Brian Wilson Dave Aucott Stephen Chue James Coward Lars Anderson Justin Cialella Richard Cross John Johnson Brian Koethe Michael Metzler Brian Reyes

6 5 4 3 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

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Chelsea Breakfast Drive

The drive begins with breakfast

That thing got a hemi?

Taking a break in Stockbridge

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Friday-Sunday, August 5-7 Whitmore Lake, MI

Enjoying coffee and treats at the cafe

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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.

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Nitrogen improves tire pressure retention because its molecules are larger in size, which allows it to migrate through a tire 3 to 4 times slower than regular air, which keeps your tire pressure where it should be that much longer. By maintaining proper inflation pressures the recommended “contact patch” of the tire is on the road. Keeping the correct

inflation pressure on your tires maximizes vehicle handling. Having your tires at the right inflation pressure can improve your miles per gallon by lessening the rolling resistance that under inflated tires have. Tire life can also be improved by filling your tires with Nitrogen. If your tires are under inflated, they may quickly wear on the shoulders and if they are over inflated they may quickly wear in the center of the tread. Tires inflated with Nitrogen run cooler than tires inflated with regular air. Re-moving the oxygen also eliminates the oxida-tion and condensation that can damage inner liners, steel belts and rims. Until next issue, -Jeff

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Need Car Advice?

Ask Portia ©

Dear Portia, My teenage daughter wants to get a tattoo. Should I let her do this or not? Downriver Dad Dear DD, It really doesn’t matter what you tell her because if you say yes she will get one and if you tell her no she will get one, just somewhere you can’t see. Suggest that she get something tasteful like a Porsche crest or a 911 silhouette. Portia has a very stunning Harley tattoo and no, you can’t see it. Dear Portia, I saw in AutoWeek that Porsche is going to make a four-door sedan. Can this be true? Shocked & Awed Dear S & A, It sure looks that way, dumpling. Porsche is in a very precarious position financially, and one misstep or a bad sales year could find them a minor component of VW AG. It’s all about the money, honey. Since you ask, Portia wonders: Can a minivan or pickup be far behind? Dear Portia, Do you have any political leanings? Gregor O’Paddy Dear GO’P, Ach, nein! Portia stays away from the politics altogether. One time Loki wanted help in a campaign to get Thor’s hammer. Portia turned him down flat. Never did like the little twerp, he was always trying to sneak a peek down my brass bra. Portia’s political motto is: vote the bums out. Dear Portia, Now that summer is here how do you protect your skin from the sun? Pale Patty Dear PP, Helios is an old friend and former sweetie of Portia and wouldn’t think of burning her but for you mortals there’s hope. Mix equal parts badger fat, yak groin grease and olive oil. Apply liberally. If you are a Republican just apply. Guaranteed 100% UV protection.

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

June Wed-Mon, 15-20 PCA Summer Treffen (see page 7) Fri-Fri, 24-1 PCA 50th Anniversary Parade Tuesday, 28 Driver’s ED @ Waterford Hills (see page 15)

July Thursday, 14 Board Meeting @ Baker’s of Milford Saturday, 30 Family Picnic at Kensington Metro Park (see below)

August Thursday, 4 Board Meeting @ Baker’s of Milford Fri-Sun, 5-7 Mid-West 914 Classic (see page 9) Sat-Sun , 13-14 GingerMan DE (see page 15) Saturday, 20 2nd Annual Rally Sport Challenge (see page 13)

September Thursday, 1 Board Meeting @ Baker’s of Milford Thursday, 22 Driver’s ED @ Waterford Hills

RSR Family Picnic Date: Saturday, July 30, 2005 Time: 11:00 AM to ? Lunch at noon Place: Kensington MetroPark, Milford, Michigan Turtlehead Picnic Site -- Maps available at the park Cost: Adults $8.00 Kids Free / $4.00 Park Entry fee per vehicle Pack up your lawn chairs and sun screen and join us for a Porsche picnic. The RSR will provide the hot dogs and hamburgers, condiments, drinks, plates, napkins and tableware. You are asked to bring a salad, side dish or desert to pass.

If you feel athletic there will be games to play. If not, you can sit in the shade and enjoy a cool drink. Call Claudia Trapp at 810-227-7854 or email bahn_stormer@comcast.net and tell us if you plan to attend and what dish you will bring. More details in the July newsletter.

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Rally Sport Challenge To benefit Make-A-Wish Foundation® of Michigan

Saturday, August 20, 2005

Events • Park-n-Ride Matthaei Botanical Gardens in Ann Arbor Donation of $25/car in advance or $30/car day of the event •Lunch at Yesterdays Remembered in Ann Arbor •Rally (Poker Run) through Michigan’s Irish Hills •Visit to Sandhill Crane Vineyards • Dinner $35/person Name___________________________ Phone ________________________ Address_________________________ Email _________________________ _________________________ Event - Rally Yes / No - Winery Yes / No - Dinner Yes / No How Many __________ Please fill out the form and mail with payment to: Matt Huber 11334 Cherry Lawn Dr Brighton, Mi 48114

Or for more information contact Matt at 810-225-8372 or email matt_huber@decoma.com Please make checks payable to RSR / PCA

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PORSCHE CLUB OF AMERICA

Rally Sport Region – Monthly Board Meeting Minutes Thursday, May 5, 2005 7:30 pm

Meeting called to order by Kelly Roberts at Ginopolis at 7:25PM.

Board Members Present:

Kelly Roberts: President Present Joe Lile: Vice President Present Christian Maloof: Track Chairperson Present Tom Green Present Sue Sarin Present Gary Stellmach Present Patrick Grace Absent Jim Christopher Present Dick Zarbo Present

Members & Visitor Present: Chuck Freitas, Dan Gaulin, Pat Jeski, Dan Kantrow, Robert & Marilyn Kelly, Burghard Linn, Claudia Trapp, & Glenn Trapp.

Annual General Meeting Minutes: April meeting minutes reviewed and approved.

Treasurer's report: Burghard Linn presented the April/05 report. Report approved. REMINDER: The Treasurer’s Report is available to any RSR Club member. E-Mail your request to Burghard Linn (burghard@comcast.net).

Insurance: Certificates are ordered for the May DE, Breakfast Run and RM Motorsports event.

Goody Store Report: Chuck Freitas reported no sales this month. He will be at the May DE event.

Advertising Report: Chuck Freitas reported that Munk’s is paid up. He is working to get all advertis-ers on a yearly payment plan. Robert Kelly will talk with Auto Doctor about their bill. Membership: Glenn Trapp reported the count at 237. The new online database is still not functional and National only can send a paper copy of members by snail mail. Processing for renewals is slow.

Track report: Dan Gaulin reported that he has 36 students for Tuesday. The June and Gingerman events are about half full. Photographer has been contacted to come to both May and June Events. Participants can buy their photos. Jim Christopher has set the date of the 3rd Waterford event for Sept. 22.

Newsletter: The editors of the newsletter are looking for a new editor. Glenn gave feedback to a prospective editor but he has not received a response.

Web site: Newsletter looks great online. One suggestion is to have classifieds online. That is a pos-sibility for the future. To visit our website go to http://rsp.pca.org

Event Committee Report: Committee members reported that the Club Picnic would replace the Pro-gressive Dinner Event this year. The event is scheduled for July 30. Most likely in Kensington Park.

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Motion: Funds for meat/beverages for picnic. Approved for $200.00 Dick Zarbo is investigating an Autocross event. Venue was the issue for past events. 2nd Annual Rally Sport Challenge will be starting out at the Botanical Gardens again this year with stops planned at Yesterday Remembered and Sandhill Crane Winery. Investigating different dinner locations.

Upcoming CLUB EVENTS: DE at Waterford – May 10 Breakfast Run – May 14 Club Meeting at Ginopolis – June 2 RM Motorsports Event – June 4 Brunch Run – June 5 DE at Waterford – June 28 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: 8:22pm. Minutes taken by: Mary Ann Kantrow

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CARS FOR SALE

1989 944 Turbo. streetable 'E Class' PCA racer ideal for DE events/daily driving. Roll bar, Recaro's, Harnesses, Fire Extinguisher, Cool Brakes, M030 Front/Rear Sway Bars, Porsche Motorsport Control Arms & Progressive Rate Front Springs, 28mm Rear Torsion Bars, Cup Car wide fire ringhead gas-ket, competition valve job, reconditioned wastegate, 2 sets of forged wheels, track & street tires, many extras, Excellent condition, front end painted last year, 87,000 mi. $22,000 O.B.O. Contact Elliot Wagenheim; ewagmd@ameritech.net (06/05)

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)

1976 Black Porsche 914, interior is black as well. Has about 72,000 miles and is a great starter car for the 914 driver. I drive the car daily and it is loads of fun. Asking $6,000. OBO Call Phil @ 734.721.7989 or E-Mail me at carp1961@comcast.net (05/05)

1982 911SC Pacific Blue/Tan Leather interior, ga-rage maintained. 61K original Miles, Carrera ten-sioners, and pop off valve installed. Has tail and sunroof. 2k miles on new 16"tires. New stereo and speakers installed. This is a real eye catcher, how-ever wife can no longer drive a stick. Call Ell Piza-rek at 248.366.6793 to schedule a viewing or email at epizarek@ameritech.net (05/05)

Too many cars, one must go, '74 911 Targa, Sky blue Metallic/Tan Leather Inte-rior, 86,000 miles $8,000 '85 911 Sunroof Coupe, Guards Red/Black with Tail, 125k miles $14,000 '03 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution 8, 272hp 270ft/lbs, AWD, Turbo 2.0, 0-60 in 5.2, Brembos. 20,000 miles, Car is bone stock from factory, $26,000 Keith Chambers 248.922.9144 home 248.766.2297 cell, mr914@sbcglobal.net

1979 911 SC Targa: Black/Black, turbo tail, low-ered, new paint, top and tires. Many interior up-grades. Strong runner. This is a beautiful entry level car. Asking $11,500 OBO. WMI/PCA member 269.345.2488 or cblick@iserv.net (12/04)

1981 911 SC Coupe Red/Tan – Black Euro model with engine upgrades. Very nice car, well main-tained. $13,000 OBO. Call 269.345.2488 or email cblick@iserv.net (05/05)

PARTS FOR SALE

944 Wheels/Tires, phone dials from an 1987 944 Turbo (late offset). 16” wheels with almost new Khumo Ecsta Supra tires, front 205-55x16, rear 225-50x16, $400 Joe Lile 313.274.3091 or lilejo@mail.resa.net (05/05)

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)

911/944 Wheels & Tires for sale: Four 16x7x55 Porsche OEM cast wheels w/Goodyear Eagle GS-C directional P225/50R-16 92V tires. Wheels are 993 fronts, in very good condition, center caps in-cluded. Tires are worn to just about the right tread depth for track use! Very nice appearance upgrade for late 944. Please call or email for photo. Asking $600. Tom Shaver 248.437.0714 evenings, tjshaver@charter.net (01/05)

WANTED

Wanted: Child booster seat for a 993. I need a booster seat for a five year old to ride in a 1997 993 Targa, Contact Sue Sarin at 248.685.9914 or sueatcape@msn.com (05/05)

To place your classified ad in The Bahn Stormer please contact:

Glenn Trapp email: Bahn_Stormer@comcast.net

Ph: 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.

WANTED Bahn Stormer Editor(s)

We are looking for someone who is interested in becoming the new

Bahn Stormer Editor If interested please contact:

Kelly Roberts, kkrob@comcast.net

Bahn Stormer Online The Bahn Stormer is now online at our website:

http://rsp.pca.org Take a minute to check it out and see The Bahn Stormer in

living color! If you prefer to view it online and not receive the paper edition, send an email to bahn_stormer@comcast.net

and we’ll notify you via email when the new issue is online.

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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

Advertising Chairperson

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 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 1587 Hillside Terrace Akron, OH 44305 rwilk5@juno.com

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

SUMMER SPECIALS

911 WINTER 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 WINTER

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 WINTER

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: June 30, 2005

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