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Check out our Longhorn Region website at longhornpca.org and Facebook at facebook.com/groups/longhorn.region/ , twitter @pca_longhorn and Instagram @longhorn pca for more information!Now it's even easier for you to keep in the loop and stay up to date with all we have going on in the Longhorn Region. Our new app allows us to communicate with you better than ever before. You can even receive notications from us for all the latest happenings! Download it today!Editor’s news & NotesBY SHELLEY MATTHEWS, NEWSLETTER EDITORGet ready for the elections for a new board! Voting will begin soon. Emails will be sent to the voting membership (primary and co-members). Please make sure you vote!!The Social committee will be putting out a survey to all members (primary and co-members). This survey will cover socials and the Roundup newsletter. We want your feedback so activities can be targeted to what our members want to, and will, attend. So start thinking about how you want our club to move forward and prepare to give us your feedback.Information on the Christmas Party is coming soon!! This year we'll be celebrating at The Club at Sonterra. The plan is to have some fun, new activities in a festive holiday setting. A notice will go out when the event is available to sign up on clubregistration. Be sure to sign up early - seating is limited.Speaking of the holidays.....not sure what to get your Porsche enthusiast for Christmas? Check out the pca.org website at - Membership/Shop PCA/Region Website/Longhorn - for Longhorn specic items. There are also PCA items that make great gifts! Easy to order and have shipped directly to you. Not sure what color or size? You can even get gift certicates and let them pick exactly what they want. Take a look before the items are gone!!We will soon have a new board to take us into 2023. Now that the pandemic is over (well - sort of) we can get back to scheduling events for the entire year. Please let any board member know of any events you'd like to see scheduled or any ideas you have. This is YOUR club and they really do want to know your thoughts and ideas. And don't forget to volunteer!! Even if it's just for one social or one autocross or being a member on a committee - your help is very much appreciated. So step up and let's make 2023 another banner year!!It's been a year of giving back to our community for The Longhorn Region and the giving continues. Fiesta Challenge gave proceeds to K-9 for Warriors and Meals on Wheels. On October 29 we will be driving out to Boysville/Girlsville for a Trunk-n-Treat, and our annual Christmas Party benets Toys For Tots. Let's continue to support our community.LH ROUNDUP 3

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2022 Longhorn Region LeadershipChairsConcours - Jud Walford jwalford@walfordmarketing.comDealer Liaison and Marketing - Jack Merrell911scracer@gmail.comInsurance - Tom Schadeggtcschadegg@gmail.com Membership and Roundup - Shelley Matthewsshelley.l.matthews@gmail.comSocial - Donna Clementdclement@gvtc.com Tour - Michael Sorberasorbera@gmail.com Track and Safety Chair - James Bricken vp@longhornpca.org Website - John Barnesjohnfbarnes@gmail.comElected officialsChris RoyterSecretarysecretary@longhornpca.orgJud WalfordPresidentpresident@longhornpca.orgIgnacio FortunoTreasurertreasurer@longhornpca.orgJames BrickenVice-Presidentvp@longhornpca.orgwww.longhornpca.orgRoundup is published six times per year by the Longhorn Region of the Porsche Club of America. Opinions expressed herein are strictly those of the authors and are not endorsed by the Longhorn Region or Porsche Club of America. PCA regions may reproduce articles from Roundup with proper credit. Longhorn Region board approval is required for any other use of materials. Porsche®, the Porsche crest®, CARRERA® and TARGA® are trademarks of Porsche AG. Forward all publication submissions or to reserve advertising space please contact the editor, Shelley Matthews at email to: editor@longhornpca.org4 LH ROUNDUP

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On the CoverAdvertisersAdvertisers2 Porsche Center of San Antonio9 Jones’ Autowerks11 Lee Michaels Fine Jewelry19 South Texas Auto Spa32 Associated Collision CenterBack X-PELPorsches take over the Old West Town at the Blanco Buggy Museum after a drive through the hill country. Photo by Mike Matthews.LH ROUNDUP 5 September-October 2022Vol. 16 - Issue 5EventsEvents16-17 Autocross Results20-21 Drive to Blanco22-25 60th Anniversary Fall Picnic26-29 Boxstoberfest30-31 Car Week on the Monterey PeninsulaColumnsColumns3 Editor’s News & Notes4 Longhorn Leadership6 2022 Calendar7 President’s Corner8 Membership Report9 Anniversaries10 Zone 5 Notes12-13 Chris' Crumbs14-15 Board Meeting Minutes18 Meet the Longhorn33 Racer’s Lunch/SA Cars & Coffee34-38 Historical - PCA Zone Administration, Part 239 Upcoming EventsChris' Crumbs Page 12-13Meet the LonghornPage 18Fall PicnicPage 22-23SupportourSponsors

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2022 CALENDARLoNghoRN REgioN EvENts2022 EVENTS: Subject to changeFor full calendar and latest information go to www.longhornpca.comOctober:1 - Octoberfest picnic - see website for information6 - Monthly meeting - Sea Island Shrimp House, The Forum 8 - Drive to Horseshoe Bay/Marble Falls 15 - Autocross - Tree of Life Church21 - Track Day (Friday) - Harris Hill Raceway29 - Trunk-n-Treat - Boysville/Girlsville31 - Happy HalloweenNovember:3 - Monthly meeting - Longhorn Cafe on Blanco Rd, SA5 - Drive to Canyon of the Eagles Buchanan Lake 19 - Autocross - Tree of Life ChurchDecember:3 - Drive - Shopping Trip to Fredericksburg10 - Christmas party - The Club at Sonterra 31 - Autocross - Tree of Life ChurchCheck the most up-to-date information at longhornpca.org.Join us for Trunk-n-Treat on October 29th at Boysville/Girlsville! It's a fun day. Let's help put smiles on the faces of a lot of kids!6 LH ROUNDUP

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President’s CornerBY JUD WALFORD, LONGHORN REGION PRESIDENTIf you have endured the torturous Summer then you are in for more activities as our Longhorn Region PCA year closes out. Before it does, you can enjoy Autocrosses, Track Day, more interesting Drives and two special social events. Also, don’t forget Halloween Trunk or Treat at Boysville/Girlsville.On October 1st, Longhorn Region celebrated its 60th Anniversary with a picnic and concours at the fabulous Guadalupe River home of member Jim and Ramona Peck. It was one of the most successful events ever for our Region. Some 100+ members, 55 cars and 37 Concours entries and fabulous Bar-B-Q and every kind of side dish and dessert you could ever hope to try. Thanks again to Jim and Ramona Peck for their wonderful hospitality and sharing their unique property.We are also planning another Golf Tournament as the one in April was very successful and everyone had a blast. Look for more details soon.Our last event of the year is the Annual Christmas Party this year at a new venue, The Club at Sonterra. Great facility and menu with special 60th Anniversary gifts and give-aways and presentations. Don’t miss it!It is that time of the year for the election of officers. You will notice that I am not on the ballot. I have enjoyed the last three years as Treasurer and President but it is time for new blood and we have some excellent new candidates who are capable and ready to serve. Be sure to vote. I hope you will give the new Board the same support I have enjoyed over the years. I will still be involved on the Board as Past President and Concours and Fiesta Challenge Chair and look forward to continuing my active role in the club.As you know if you read this column, I am always encouraging members to get involved and find the activity that interests you and be a part of it. I want to preach that theme again as I know there are many of you out there who have not participated. I can only say “Try it…you’ll like it”.So have a great Fall. See you at Autocross…Track Day…Monthly Meeting…Drive…Picnic…Christmas Party? Hopefully at all of them!LH ROUNDUP 7

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Primary members: 564 Aflliate/Family members: 287 Total: 851Jr PCA members: 11New Members as of September 1, 2022 Glen Baldeschwiler 2015 Panamera GTSAbel Barrientes 2000 911 Carrera CabrioletRyan Cover 2018 718 CaymanAndres Gallegos 2007 Cayman SNick & Kristen Guinn 2016 2016 CayenneTracy Holmes 2016 BoxsterSteven Krauskopf 2022 911 TurboElva Marquez 2014 911 Carrera 4S CabrioletRob Martinez 2020 911 Carrera & CayneenRoss Mcleod 2019 718 Cayman SMilad Mohammadi 2018 911 Targa 4 GTSVictor & Victor Moya 2016 911 Carrera S CabrioletTim Moy 2016 Panamera EditionCesar Munoz 2009 911 Carrera S CabrioletDenis & Sharon Tanner 2020 911 Carrera 4SWilliam Taylor 2009 911 TargaGreg & Jennifer White 2019 Panamera 4 E-HybridJohn Young 2018 911 Turbo S Transfers In: From:Michael & Donna Gordon 2016 Boxster Spyder Hill CountryDavid McNett 2007 & 2015 911 GT3 RS & Cayenne Lone StarFlor Tallman 2017 Boxster Hill CountryJustin Wirpel 2016, 2022 Carrera, Targa 4S, Maverick 2022 Carrera S Transfers Out: To:Benjamin Barlow 2002 911 Turbo Los Angeles Ben Bartlett 1978 911 Turbo PotomacEdward Horner 2021 Macan S Lone StarDrew Widing 2008 Boxster RiesentoterMEMBERSHIP REPORT8 LH ROUNDUP

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Anniversaries19Jones’ Autowerks Inc11010 Iota Dr, San Antonio, TX, 78217Jonesautowerks@sbcglobal.netPhone (210)-657-1111 Specializing in PorscheFax (210)-657-4828 service for over 40 yearsBob Jones Bill JonesMaintenanceEngine & TransmissionSuspensionRace PreparationComponent ServiceBrakesDate Event Location SponsorSep 201-22 DE MSR MaverickOct 26-27 Club Race/DE ECR MaverickNov 9-10 DE MSR MaverickTWS = Texas World Speedway College Station ECR = NW of DentonHallett = Tulsa, OK MSR Cresson = S of Ft WorthCVAR = Corinthian Vintage Auto Racing H2R = Harris Hill Road, San MarcosRGV = Rio Grande Valley airport NPR = No Problem RacewayNext Longhorn Region Autocross Oct 19th Retama Park in SelmaNov 9th Retama Park in SelmaNext Longhorn High Speed Track OrientationSep 28th Harris Hill Road in San MarcosNext SASCA Autocross September 15Check website (www.sasca.org) for 2013 scheduleSeptember:45 yearsStephen &Melissa StackSteven &Jeanne Stinson20 yearsJohn MilneJoseph Milne10 yearsRobert &Tina Redanz5 yearsMike HallStephen Salata1 year Jeffrey &Maria SpencerTham ChunTom StevensonAna OrtizJohn LepageShannon LapageTravis WilsonSam NobleSteven Singer Will &Natasha ShankMarc BodleyGarcia RaulOctober:10 yearsDavid &Nellie FunkDoug &Susan Campbell5 yearsArnold VanceKatherine SlaughterAden WaltmanAndy Waltman1 yearChris SandovalRudy QuinonesJoseph WinklerMatthew HillParker &Mary ScottLH ROUNDUP 9

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ZONE 5 NOTESZONE 5 NOTESCHUCK BUSH, ZONE 5 REP PCA growth continues apace with over 98 thousand primary members and 150K+ total members. Zone 5 is helping lead the pack with the Maverick region leading in the category of actual growth, and the Rio Grande Valley region leading the factored growth. Way to go, and keep up the good work!Some of you may ask what is the Rio Grande Valley region. It is the new name of the Coastal Bend region. The name was changed to better represent its membership. That growth is a direct reflection of the leadership in the region reaching out to Porsche owners in the area and bringing them into PCA.Speaking of leadership - PCA and Zone 5 lost a great one recently with the passing of Robert (Bob) Miller. Bob was a 60-year member of PCA - former PCA President, Bill Scholar Award winner, Zone rep, region officer, etc. He helped lead Tech Tactics and made it one of the premier Porsche events in the country for many years. Bob was very charming, and super successful in getting volunteers, because it was hard to say no to someone that was so nice and gave so much himself. He will be greatly missed.There are a couple of large Porsche events held in the Zone every year. Boxstoberfest on the second weekend in Sept., and Palooza on the second weekend in Nov. Boxstoberfest was very successful this year with over 100 cars cruising around the Texas hill country. In its 25th year, it is a fun event that drew participants from all across the zone. The granddaddy of Porsche events is the PCA Palooza held in Eureka Springs, AR. This is one of my favorite Porsche events in the country as it is a low key, non-commercial party with great roads, cars, and people. I know I will see a lot of you there this year!At the National level, PCA continues to deliver value to its membership by putting on great events both by itself, and in partnership with Porsche. National events continue to draw large and growing participation and provide a great time for participants. Werks Reunion, Sportscar Together Festival, Treffens, Parades, and the upcoming Rennsport Reunion VII. These are all great events, and definitely worth considering. Ask folks that have attended them in your region the ins and outs of registering and attending for tips on how to make your experience that much better. Events like Rennsport Reunion require planning a year out, so don’t delay if you want to attend. Parades and Treffens sell out quickly, but you can get in with the right planning. Your region leadership can also help provide advice on how to attend.There is so much going on in PCA, in your region, across the Zone, and across the country. I hope you are getting the opportunity to get out and experience the nationwide community that is PCA.See you out on the road. Chuck Bush Zone 5 Rep.10 LH ROUNDUP

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Chris’ CrumbsChris’ Crumbs by Chris Royter, Secretaryby Chris Royter, Secretary A survey of our members reveals their inner child Black Beauty 2001 Boxster, Black, Marcos Villarreal Heinrich 2003 996, Black, Brad Laue Joe's Go 2007 Cayman S, Blue, Joe James Baby Blue 2020 C2S, Miami Blue, Jason Jablecki Otto 1975 914, Scarlet Red, Bob & Pam Dunlap Toby 1987 928 S4, Marine Blue, Bob & Pam Dunlap Pepper 2006 Cayenne Turbo, Titanium Metallic, Bob & Pam Dunlap Smurf 911 4s, Mexico Blue, Michael Battista Lucky 2016 Macan Turbo, Signal Green, Nellie Zehr Porka 2006 Cayenne Turbo S, Black, Sam Zehr PAWG 2017 911 4 GTS, White, Matthew Besfer Chester 1970 911S, Signal Orange, Chuck & Susie Bush Two Blue 2012 911S Cabriolet, Blue Body Blue Top, Sharon & Steve Vanderbur Augie 2014 Cayman S, Pure White, Chris Royter Baby 1999 996, Black, Louis Davila Poshie 2010 911 Turbo 997, Franklin Adams Serentiy 2009 Cayman S, White, Miguel & Rose Jimenez Francesca 2002 Carrera C4S, Polar Silver, Andrey Trofimchuk ROJO 2018 Cayman S, Red, George Trummer ZORRO 2018 Cayman, Black, Virginia Trummer Sunny 1974 914 Race car, Speed Yellow, Bill Pollard Concho 2018 Cayenne, Silver, Bill Pollard Red Rocket 2018 911, Guards Red, Bettye Lynn Pollard The Green Dragon 2009 Boxster, Malacite Green Metallic, Lucy & Bill Rasco Plankton 2001 986 Boxster, Rain Forest Green, Richard Aguilera Fluffy 2008 987.1 Cayman S, Cobalt Blue, Gary Perser Ferdi 1971 914/6, Light Ivory, Gary Perser Lucille 2002 Boxster S, Seal Gray, Larry Gonda & Sami Dammacco Belleza Blanco 2011 Panamara 4, Roger Huff Jessica 1997 911 Carrera 4S, Arena Red, Brian & Jessica Lichy Information sent to and compiled by Chris RoyterDinner at Krause’s Summer evening of August 4th we gathered at Krause’s Biergarten in downtown New Braunfels for our monthly dinner. This is a great venue to visit even though parking is a bit of a challenge. To be a Biergarten in New Braunfels you have to be pretty authentic to pull it off, and they do. Delicous German food and over 100 beers to choose from. Building has a beautuiful indoor area with traditional picnic table seating. There is a nice outdoor Biergarten with a band stand providing live music Wed-Sun. On this evening we were seated at a group of tables inside. Our memebrs ordered as they arrived. Service was great and we enjoyed excellent German beers and entrees. Tonight it was too noisey and not private enough for our typical meeting. Instead, we enjoyed socializing with each other after dinner. If you have not been to Krause’s, give it a try! 12 LH ROUNDUP

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Chris’ CrumbsChris’ Crumbs by Chris Royter, Secretary by Chris Royter, SecretaryT’s n Chester’sSeptember 1st LHR monthly dinner was at Chester’s Hamburgers on Loop 410 close to the Airport. It was great weather, and we had a really nice Porsche line-up outside. New Longhorn Region T-Shirts are here! Fresh off the printing press these soft cotton T’s are availabe in men's Sm, Med, Lg, XL, 2X and 3X. Colors choices are red, dark gray, light gray and medium blue with a vivid LHR logo on the front. Thank you to Shelley Matthews for your efforts to make this happen. Shirts are $10 cash each. These will be available for sales at the monthly dinners while supplies last. Chester’s has a nice banquet room. It is roomy, quiet and festive. The Grilled Chicken Sandwich looks tasty along with the Fish Basket. I went with my go-to - the Double Cheeseburger all the way with a cold Spaten Okt. Hope they bring back the Onion Rings soon, they’re great.Greetings to our new member tonight, Ryan Cover. He is the proud owner of a 718 Cayman S and a Macan S. Welcome to the group Ryan; we look forward to having you at our events. James Bricken started the meeting at 7:00p.m. He updated us on upcoming Fall AutoX Dates. Lap timing went very well last event. A big thank you to James B and Mikel for perfecting the new timing system. Next date is 9/24 with more to follow. Are you a FIRST TIME AutoX-er? If so, your event fee will be waived. Contact James B when you sign up on Club Reg so he can adjust your fees. Just a few days now until Boxstoberfest in Fredericksburg; many thanks to Chuck Bush for orchestrating this multi day event. Don’t forget to sign up for our Annual Fall Picnic on 10/1. Organized by our great Social Committee, this is a fun event with buffet lunch, concourse, prizes and more. Marble Falls Tour on 10/8, a one-day tour and thanks Steve W. for organizing and leading this tour. We all took part in drawing for door prizes. LHR T-shirts, hats, visors, books, backpacks, cooler and more. Helen was the proud winner of the red Porsche clock! LH ROUNDUP 13

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Board Meeting MinutesDate: April 27, 2022 Location: SA, TX 78232 Time called to Order: 6:16pm Attendees: Jud Walford, President; James Bricken, Vice President; Ignacio Fortuno, Treasurer; Chris Royter, Secretary; Chuck Bush, Zone 5 Rep. Quorum Present, Yes 1. Review of Minutes from previous meeting, corrections, or amendments Minutes were reviewed from 1/4/22 Zoom meeting, Motion was made to approve minutes. Motion had a second and vote was passed to approve. 2. Financial Review Ignacio reviewed current nancial statements. Club shows good position. Breakdown of our various club events show a break even typically with room to subsidize more as needed. Club has held a steady cash on hand position for many years. Breakdown of 2022 Fiesta Challenge shows good results. Club generated net of $4500 in proceeds. Strong showing from golf event and rafe sales. Donations to the Fiesta Challenge Charities to me made at monthly dinner on May 5, 2022. 3. New Business a. Club By Laws Review: Current By laws as drafted on Feb. 24, 2015 are sufcient and do not require any amendments at this time. b. Track Day: General discussion and review of 2022 track day schedule. Concern about having enough leaders to run event and participants to make it justied. Main concern is safety. May 20, 2022 event to be run by Chuck Bush. Current participant sign up is at 19 drivers. Event break event is approx. $2800 which club can cover even if participation revenue is less. Chuck and James to make nal decision on the viability of the May 20th date to ensure proper coordination and safety for all participants. Club wishes is to maintain LHR track dates with Harris Hill in good standing. c. Autocross: The second autocross event of 2022 is scheduled April 30th. Participation is up and event cost is close to break even. Venue fee is $800 and Insurance is $200. New laptop was purchased along with improved timing software to facilitate the event. Mikel Matthews is working on setting up the timing system for the event on April 22. d. Executive Council Meetings: It was suggested to the board to hold more executive council meetings. Discussion on this topic emphasized communication to EC Chairs and other club members to bring up topics for discussion at monthly club dinner meetings. Jud is open to any idea or suggestion to review at these dinner meetings. For formal BOD and EC meeting decision was to conduct 2 each year meeting in January and June via Zoom platform. Motion was made to hold next BOD and EC Zoom meeting on June 30, 2022. Motion had a second and vote was passed to approve. e. LHR Club non-prot status and expenditures. Discussion and review of our Non-prot status and the need to spend more funds the club holds. Suggestions for this included, • more trophies for Autocross events and end of year class winners • purchasing appetizers for meet and greet hour at the dinner meetings • having more “picnic” type events with club provided meals/ • purchasing more “give away” swag for the meetings and events • providing LHR t-shirts to event participants • providing LHR polo shirts to event directors, judges and staff • sponsoring 2 new member dinners per year • providing subsidy for the Boxstoberfest event Motion was made to approve purchase of LHR T-shirts and Polo shirts to give away for prizes, recognition, and service at events. Motion had a second and vote was passed to approve. Time of adjournment: 7.52p.m. Board Minutes Approved on 9.29.22 14 LH ROUNDUP

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LHR BOD E-minutes 1.1.22-9.28.22 Board Email Communication Proposals and Decisions Feb 4, 2022 Jud Walford (J.W.) proposed Fiesta Challenge proceeds be donated to K9 Warriors and Meals on Wheels of San Antonio. Ignacio Fortuno (I.F.) and Chris Royter (C.R.) also voted in favor and proposal was approved.Mar 14, 2022 Ignacio proposed the purchase of a new laptop for Autocross to help eliminate issues with record-ing lap times. A Best Buy link was provided with estimated cost of $900. J.W. and C.R also voted in favor and purchase was approved.April 11, 2022 Jud Walford provided estimated nancial picture from Fiesta Challenge. This calculation shows $4000 in proceeds and $900 in individual donation. Proposal was made to give each Charity $2500.J.W.,I.F. and C.R voted in favor and proposal was approved. May 10, 2022 Mikel Matthews contacted board about improving autocross equipment to reduce timing errors. Requesting Yaggi style antenna $169.95 and another set of wireless electric eye $270.00 Discussion was made over increasing participant fee to $40 to help offset cost. Motion was made to approve purchase with I.F, C.R, J.W votes approve motion. Participant fee kept at $35 for now, maybe increase in Fall sessionJune 24, 2022 Shelley Matthews reviewing proposal for new members social on 7/21/22 at Stonewerks Vine-yard. Shelley Matthews presented to board plans and costs for upcoming New Members Social. $531 plus tax n tip for buffet ($500 to be provided from National) $200 for additional door prizes. Motion was made, second and vote approved by J.W, I.F., C.R. Discussion also made about getting LHR t-shirts.June 25, 2022 Shelley followed up on T-shirt idea and purchase. Will use 4imprint to produce. Will need to se-lect shirt brand, estimated current cost +/-$800. Purchasing club t-shirts was approved by board earlier this year. Just a matter of placing order, etc.August 23,2022 Jud Walford proposed to board to upgrade Concours trophies for the upcoming 60th year picnic. Seven catagories with a winner and runner up trophy, cost for all around $450. Board approved.September 18, 2022 Jud Walford proposed to board to have a fall golf event similar to the popular Fiesta Challenge golf event. Quarry Golf Club has availability on November 13 at 1p.m. Cost for entry $95 to cover entry, swag, and other expenses. Should not cost club. 9/20/22 approval was made by all board members.LHR T-shirts - $10LHR hats & visors - $10LH ROUNDUP 15

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Autocross Results from Sept. 24 Article by Mike MatthewsGary & Jo check people inCars gettting readyTimers get ready tooDrivers walk the courseOn Sept 24 the LHR had its rst fall autocross. We had 19 cars and 25 people at the event. For many it was their rst event and from talking to many of them during and after the event they really enjoyed themselves. We did things a little dierent for this event and didn’t charge an entry fee for the rst timers. The event consisted of two heats of eight runs each (one run to get used to the course and seven timed). We had one group driving and another working the course. After the rst eight runs were completed, the groups changed places and we started running again.When the event was completed awards were given out for the PAX winner, the rst to register and the rst novice to register for the event. The last thing we do when we nish the event is to break down the timing equipment, tent, and pick up the cones. Please consider helping the event sta get everything down and stowed in the trailer.Overall Indexed ResultsLonghorn PCA Autocross Sept. 24, 2022Pos Name Class Car # Total Time Index Index Time From Previous From Top1 William D. SS 87 57.544 0.830 47.762 - -2 Rob R. SS 104 58.638 0.830 48.670 -0.908 -0.9083 James B AS 8 59.432 0.821 48.794 -0.124 -1.0324 Stephen G. SS 96 60.008 0.830 49.807 -1.013 -2.0455 David F. AS 18 62.108 0.821 50.991 -1.184 -3.2296 David H. SS 110 63.347 0.830 52.578 -1.587 -4.8167 David L. SS 5 64.006 0.830 53.125 -0.547 -5.3638 Korrin W. AS 22 65.503 0.821 53.778 -0.653 -6.0169 Devin N. BS 20 65.830 0.818 53.849 -0.071 -6.08710 Brad L. AS 103 67.156 0.821 55.135 -1.286 -7.37411 Shawn V. SSM 756 62.563 0.883 55.243 -0.108 -7.48212 Donna S. BS 19 69.106 0.818 56.529 -1.286 -8.76713 Michael S. BS 101 69.289 0.818 56.678 -0.150 -8.91714 Ryan C. AS 16 69.735 0.821 57.252 -0.574 -9.49115 Steven N. BS 21 70.053 0.818 57.303 -0.051 -9.54216 Wally D. X 57 57.941 1.000 57.941 -0.638 -10.17917 Steve B. AS 60 71.086 0.821 58.362 -0.421 -10.60018 Manuel L. SS 3 71.371 0.830 59.238 -0.876 -11.47619 Nathan H. X 14 63.697 1.000 63.697 -4.459 -15.93520 Duane H. X 7 75.735 1.000 75.735 -12.038 -27.973Cars go through TechSetting up the courseTech - lug tighteningPhotos by Brad Laue and Shelley Matthews16 LH ROUNDUP

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Steve B. takes offAbandoned car stops the actionFinally - driver's meetingOverall Indexed Results by ClassLonghorn PCA Autocross Sept, 24, 2022Pos Car # Name Car Index Total Time Index TimeSuper Street1 87 William D. 2019 Targa4 GTS 0.83 57.544 47.7622 104 Rob R. 2012 Cayman R 0.83 58.638 48.6703 96 Stephen G. 2021 Cayman S 0.83 60.008 49.8074 110 David H. 2016 911 Cabriolet 0.83 63.347 52.5785 5 David L. 2022 718 Boxster GTS 0.83 64.006 53.1256 3 Manuel L. 2020 Taycan Turbo 0.83 71.371 59.238A Street1 8 James B. 2005 Carrera S 0.821 59.432 48.7942 18 David F. 2016 Cayman GTS 0.821 62.108 50.9913 22 Korrin W. 2014 Boxster 0.821 65.503 53.7784 103 BradL. 2003 996 C2 0.821 67.156 55.1355 16 Ryan C. 2018 718 Cayman 0.821 59.735 57.2526 60 Steve B. 2013 Boxster S 0.821 71.086 58.362B Street1 20 Devin N. 2009 Boxster 0.818 65.830 53.8492 19 Donna S. 2014 Cayman 0.818 69.106 56.5293 101 Michael S. 2003 911 C2 Coupe 0.818 69.289 56.6784 21 Steven N. 2009 Boxster 0.818 70.053 57.303Super Street Modified1 756 Shawn V. 1999 Boxster 0.883 62.563 55.243X Class1 57 Wally D. 2019 Mini Cooper S JCW 1 57.941 57.9412 14 Nathan H. 2016 Ford Focus ST 1 63.697 63.6973 7 Duane H. 2020 Corvette 1 75.735 75.735Heat 1 and Heat 2 line up to get ready for some fun!Donna S. readies to start as David F. ends his runDavid F. starts as Ryan C. starts on the second halfLH ROUNDUP 17

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Meet the Longhorn - Helen Sanders Tell us a bit about yourself/family/background? Name: Helen Sanders Nationality: Korean Education: Doctoral student in public health Profession: Retired research nutritionist in kidney disease Marital status: widow Age: old enough to be a grandmother to a teenager Hobbies: Figure skating, dancing, martial arts and cookingWhat year did you join PCA? 2021What other regions have you belonged to? No otherWhat Porsche(s) do you/have you owned? 718 Cayman, 2022 modelWhat’s your favorite Porsche memory? Fast enough to pass Corvette. I could not get in the car when I was pregnant.What LHR events do you enjoy most? Driving toursWhat’s your favorite Porsche? Cayman/Boxter What non-Porsche activities do you enjoy/participate in? Tesla auto club activities.18 LH ROUNDUP

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Drive to Blanco and the Buggy Museum Article by Shelley Matthews and Photos by Mike MatthewstWiNs!On August 20th a group of Porsches made their way through hill country roads to Blanco and the Buggy Barn Museum. Although I've passed by that museum hundreds of times on my way to Johnson City or Fredericksburg, I'd never stopped by to take a look inside. Much to my surprise it was much more than just full of old buggies. There was an entire old west town - complete with a cemetery - where movie scenes have been lmed, along with buggies and covered wagons that have appeared in numerous TV shows and lms. Some of the movies were the remake of True Grit and Abraham Lincoln Vampire Hunter. There was even a buggy with the style of carriage that was the beginning stage of the 1957 Porsche 597 Jagwagen (Hunting Car)! We got a personal tour with Pistol Packin' Paula - a world renown gun spinner champion - who had so much information about all the history of the buggies. This is truely a Texas hidden gem! So if you've never stopped at the Buggy Barn Museum before make sure you put it on your bucket list. oLDWEst toWN20 LH ROUNDUP

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Fall Picnic Article by Shelley Matthews, Photos by Betty Campbell, Donna Clement, and Brad Laue This year's annual fall picnic and concours was held on October 1 at the home of Jim and Ramona Peck. We had a record 105 people attend with 55 cars and 37 cars entering the concours. Rudy's famous BBQ catered the meats along with their creamed corn, potato salad, cole slaw and with everyone else bringing a side dish or dessert - needless to say - there was LOTS of food!Longhorn Region is celebrating our 60th Anniversary this year. So, everyone attending received a free t-shirt commemorating this special event! The weather was perfect with temps in the 80's (after a record high Texas summer) and a cloudless sky. A special thanks goes out to the Peck's for hosting again this year! And thanks to Jud Walford for running the concours and all the volunteers helping to put the picnic together, judging the concours, and cleaning up afterwards. Everyone had a great time!And Happy 60th Anniversary to the Longhorn Region and all its members.Concours Winners996/997Panamera/CayenneAir Cooled968/993991/992BoxsterCaymanTop - Jud gets ready to give out concours trophies.Left - Jud, Mike, and Susie look over judge's papers.Right - Mike turns his judging papers in.Donna and Shelley give out 60th anniversary t-shirts.22 LH ROUNDUP

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Boxstoberfest Article by Betty Campbell Photos by Betty Campbell and Shelley MatthewsBoxstoberfest – Not Just for Boxsters!Over 100 Porsches flocked to Fredericksburg September 9-10 for Boxstoberfest. For many, this has been an annual event for years, but it was my first time and quite an eye-opener. For the longest time, I thought Boxstoberfest was just for Boxsters. But quite to the contrary, every year, model and color can be found there! Chuck and Susie had mapped out some incredible drives through the Hill Country, ranging from driver-led to scenic drives on your own, and of course a gimmick rally! Friday there were choices – we did the Wine Country tour. Thankfully it was with one of the Fredericksburg wine tour companies so we were on a bus, not driving ourselves. Twenty-eight of us visited three wineries. It was cool because the wineries were all very different. The first was Arrowhead Creek, a small boutique winery; the second Safari Winery where we tasted their wines from south of the equator (Chile, Argentina, and South Africa); third at The Edge tasting room where we explored wines from English Newsom Cellars in Lubbock. Even sharing a single tasting at each, I think two wineries would have been sufficient for most of us!The big event for me was seeing 100+ Porsches lined up on the active runway at the Gillespie County Airport. From one end to the other and even wrapping around the ends of the buildings, all you could see was Porsches.Besides the cars, one of things I enjoyed most was seeing all the families with young kids excited to be there. (Seems the gimmick rally is a big hit with families!). The next generation of Porsche lovers is on the move!There were 6 groups doing the driver-led drive, 3 groups driving the route clockwise and 3 driving it counterclockwise. This is the first time Kris had led a group and I have a newfound appreciation for those leaders (and their navigators!). We went out several weeks in advance to drive the route, note areas of particular concern (like sharp curves) and have an idea where we were going so we wouldn’t lead 13 unsuspecting cars into oblivion! I’m so glad we did – the direction we were leading was missing the road sign at the very first turn and we missed it on our trial run! That would have been a very embarrassing start! All in all, I was stressed the whole drive making sure we were making the correct turns and not losing anybody! The event wrapped up with a banquet Saturday. Food, music, dancing, and door prizes after 2 days of Porsches – what more could you want?!There were people from all over and talking to them made me realize just how lucky we are to live here in the Hill Country. Folks drove a long way to come do what we can do any day we choose to!Thank you to all of you (especially Chuck, Susie, Mike, Shelley, and Donna) who make events happen. The people behind the scenes are unsung heroes for all the hard work and time they put in to make them happen. Next time you pick up an event bag filled with goodies or take a drive with detailed directions, think of the people behind it and thank them. Better yet, volunteer to help!26 LH ROUNDUP

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Nowhere else, and at no time, can you walk down the street or pull into a parking lot and see a classic car show right there in front of you every day. Car Week on the Monterey Peninsula is the most unique week anywhere in America for car enthusiasts.From silly cars at the Lemon show to little cars at the Little Car Show to the newest multimillion dollar Ferrari, Bugatti or Maserati, they are all here. They are at auctions, car shows and all along the street and parking lots…it is an overload of spectacular vehicles unmatched anywhere. It ranges from the latest premier models from every car maker to the classic cars from around the world in every class at the famous Concours D’ Elegance on the 18th hole at Pebble Beach Golf Course.Not to be outdone, Porsche is represented amply by the Porsche Club of America’s Werks Reunion. Over 800 Porsches of all models and years are represented in concours competition, the display lot and…well everywhere.This, being my 8th Werks Reunion, I have learned how to navigate the system and the venue, even though it is the 4th different location for this event on the Peninsula. This year it is located at the Monterey Pines Golf Course, otherwise known as the “Navy Course”, and the better part of 3 golf holes where the entrance and practice areas are full of Porsches.On display are the newest models, unusual cars, race cars and Porsches you didn’t even know existed. In addition, almost 200 Porsches are entered in the Concours Competition. Sponsor booths abound all over the grounds and some serious swag is available as well as seriously priced souvenirs at the PCA sales booth.A great prelude to the Werks Reunion is the show at Porsche Monterey a few days prior. It is a free event, and all Porsches are welcome to display on a first come basis as several city blocks are closed for display in addition to the dealer lot. Hundreds of Porsches and even the dealer repair garage is full. Local wineries and craft beer and whisky booths offer free drinks, and the crowds have the run of the facility to enjoy all the unique and valuable cars.In addition to the pricy shows like Ferrari, The Quail, and Hagerty, there are lots of free activities. Two events in Pacific Grove are open to the public, a general car show and the Little Car Show. The most popular event of the week is Concours on the Avenue held in Carmel every year on Ocean Avenue which is closed off for many blocks to accommodate various classes of cars all out for all to see at no charge. Unfortunately, the event was cancelled this year due to the organizer having passed away. It should resume next year.Another free look, this time at the cars from the Concours D’Elegance entries, is on Ocean Avenue a few days prior to the Concours when the cars make a tour around 17 Mile Drive and end up stopping for lunch in Carmel. If you find a spot on 17 Mile Drive you can see the cars in action, much better than standing still IMHO. Either way, you can see these cars without charge as opposed to the $575 fee to attend the Concours D’Elegance.The early morning bargain is the 4 a.m. visit to the Concours D’Elegance set up on Sunday Morning. If you can brave the cold and fog and early hour, Hagerty has some special hats for you.I love the Monterey Peninsula and its natural beauty. It is one of the most unique places on earth CAR WEEk oN thE MoNtEREy PENiNsuLA ARtiCLE AND Photos by JuD WALfoRD30 LH ROUNDUP

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and with 100-degree temps in San Antonio, this place rarely above 70 is very welcome this year. If you come, you can expect high prices for everything from accommodations and food to the $5 and above gas prices but as my wife likes to say, “you get what you pay for” and Monterey delivers. There are many other attractions to enjoy besides the cars with great drives on Highway 1 to Big Sur and beyond, the Hearst Castle, great wineries in Paso Robles and the many beaches on the Peninsula and in Santa Cruz. The Monterey Wharf is fun and the food spectacular. San Francisco is less than 2 hours away and the Napa and Sonoma Wine Country a little further.If I sound like a travel brochure for Northern California it is because it is truly a wonderful area and Car Week and the Werks Reunion are just icing on the cake. Think about a visit next year to Car Week and join me in a great place and great car events.LH ROUNDUP 31

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histoRiCAL PoRsChE, PARt 2by RJ WiLLMoth, PCA NAtioNAL histoRiANGreetings, Regional Executives:Now that you have the name, we want you to earn some of the fame! To two or three of you, this will be your rst notice that you have been unanimously elected as a Porsche Regional Exec-utive. You are the PPE*.As a Regional Executive, you will process all memberships, i. e., you will hand out the applica-tions, receive the checks and mail them to Dick Hall or Ken Twigg.Enclosed is a brief summary to help answer any questions you may have. Refer also to Porsche Panorama. Remember also that you are one of the associate editors of Porsche Panorama. As such, it is your responsibility to see that infor-mation is sent in to R. Gamble Mann, 810 Vicar Lane, Alexandria, Va., editor of Panorama. Please write the article, anecdote, or rallye news in journalistic form so it may proofread, and with only a minor change, be published in toto. If you have any questions regarding policy business matters of the Club, write to me direct. We are hoping to get ourselves organized on a thorough businesslike basis.To repeat once more, Lucas Ziluca and William Brewster are our representatives re tech-nical complaints in the matter of poor service, poor dealership, slowness of delivery of parts, etc. You are to write a letter, original and two copies. The original copy goes to Lucas Ziluca, second copy to the dealer, and third copy for your le. Please avoid hu-morous, ironic, or sarcastic remarks even though you may have all the justication in the world. It does nothing more than put back in your lap the same type of letter. We are anxious to expedite matters, not to keep them dangling because people wish to show their excellent command of the English language.Get in touch with some of your responsible PCAers and ask them if they would like to be Membership Chairman, Activities Chairman, Secretary-Treasurer, or Associate Edi-tor of Panorama for you Region. Give them some responsibility. Nobody likes to be an Indian --everybody enjoys being Chief. As a Regional Executive, you should, as soon as possible, have these other people do the work and you merely act as the clearing house. In that way, we will be able to build the Club into a strong active national orga-nization.Cordially yours.Bing FordPolicy Chairman * PPE -- Porsche Pusher Extraordinary634 LH ROUNDUP

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PCA Zone Representatives through the Years Zone 1 1969-1970 - John Kent 1970-1972 - Ernie Groves 1972-1974 - Dennis Thovson 1975-1982 - Doug Troyer 1983-1986 - John Boles 1987-1993 - Bob Moir 1994-2001 - Pete Tremper 2002-2006 - Henry Hoeh 2007-2010 - Botho von Bose 2011-2014 - Jennifer Webb 2015-2016 - Pete Tremper 2017-2020 - Mike Bryan 2021- Rico Diaz Zone 2 1969-1971 - Joe Berger 1972- Dan Rowzie 1973- Jim Perrin 1974- Leo Lynch 1975-1979 - Steve Chronister 1980-1981 Rubye Woodhead 1982-1985 - Bob Holland 1986-1989 - Alan Friedman 1990-1994 - Maury Hamill 1995-1999 - Chuck Drake 2000-2004 - Manny Alban 2005-2008 - Jim Becker 2009-2013 -Tom Zaffarano 2014-2017 - Cheryl Taylor 2018- Rose Ann Novotnak Zone 3 1969-1988 - Leonard Turner 1989-1994 - Dave Lumpkin 1995-1998 - Danny Saxton 1999-2004 - Dick Kjellsen 2005-2008 - Allan Cox 2009-2012 - Bob Saville 2013-2014 - Jim Cambron 2015-2018 - Vic Rola 2019- Rod JohnsonZone 4 1969-1973 - Mike Robbins 1974- Jim Perrin 1975-1976 - Bob White 1977- Lew Moorman 1978-1979 - Bob White 1980-1984 - Lew Moorman 1985-1986 - Bruce Pickering 1987-1991 - Steve Southard 1992-1997 - Phillip Doty 1998-1999 - Paul Jones 2000-2004 - Denis Moore 2005-2009 - Roy Wilkinson 2010-2013 - Ron Carr 2014-2017 - Michael Soriano 2018- Lori SchutzZone 5 1969-1970 - Roger Chaney 1971-1976 - Bob Gelles 1977-1984 - Don Spaulding 1985-1988 - Charlie Davis 1989-1994 - Bob Miller 1995-1996 - Laura Olsen 1997-2002 - Jan Mayo 2003-2004 - Brooke Van Horn 2005- Ted Kelly 2005- Brooke Van Horn 2006- Bryan Henderson 2007-2008 - Caren Cooper 2009-2012 - James Shoft 2013-2016 - Lynn Friedman 2017-2018 - Jon Jones 2019- Chuck BushZone 6 1969-1970 - Ken Ludgren 1971-1973 - Gerry Weyer 1974- Mick Williams 1975-1991 - Don Murray 1992-2003 - Dick Grant 2004-2008 - Linda Bein 2009-2013 - Dave Cooley 2014-2017 - Tim Hagner 2018- Mark Prusynski7LH ROUNDUP 35

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PCA Zone Representatives through the YearsZone 71969- Lou Marable 1970-1974 - Hank Malter 1975-1978 - Dwight Mitchell 1979- Paul Bates 1980-1982 - Terry Zaccone 1983-1986 - Gene Gilpin1987-1991 - Bud Behrens1992- Charlie Arolla1993-1998 - Tom Provasi1999-2000 - MaryAnn Behrens2001-2004 - Tim Fleming2005-2008 - Larry Sharp2009-2012 - Sharon Neidel2013-201 5- Paul Czopek2015-2018 - Sandy Provasi2019- Collin FatZone 81969- Lou Marable 1969-1971 - Wally Cole 1972-1973 - Ed Yates 1974-1977 - Don Kravig 1978-1981 - Burt Misevic 1982-1985 - Mike Springer 1986-1993 - Joe Stonskas1994-1999 - Ernie Paschoal2000-2003 - Mike Mansolino2004-2007 - Bev Gifn-Frohm2008-2011 - Michael Dolphin2012-2015 - Tom Brown2016-2019 - David Witteried2020- Jeff PeckZone 9 (formed in 1974) 1974- James Stubbs 1975-1976- Jim McConnell 1977- Mike Tiemann 1978-1979 - Mavis Hampton 1980-1984 - Frank Barrett 1985-1988 - Alan Worrell1989-1992 - Cal Hansen1993-1996 - Dale Thero1997-2000 - Larry Pittsley2001-2004 - Kathy Fricke2005-2006 - Howard Burr2007-2008 - Dale Thero2009-2012 - Sean Cridland2013-2016 - Liz Shaw2017-2020 - Rich Sanders2021 Denise JordanZone 10 (formed in 1974)1974-1976 - Sam Ancona 1977- Corey Barrett 1978-1987 - Sid Jepson 1988-1991- wHank Godfred-son 1992-1995 - Oak Allen 1996-1999 - Rob/Barb Reese2000-2002 - Kurt Gibson2003-2004 - Joe Rothman2005-2006 - John Phillips2007-2011 - Doug Pierce2012-2015 - Kim Fritze2016-2019 - Julie Bailey2020- Stan ThorneZone 11 (formed in 1977)1977-1980- Bob Garretson 1981-Dave Mills 1982-1986- Drayton James 1987-1990- Wilma White 1991-1992- John Adam 1993-1996- Larry Pittsley1997-1998- Tom Bobbitt1999-2002- Paul Young, Sr.2002-2004- Botho von Bose2005-2008- Tim Fleming2009-2010- Chris Inglot2011-2014-Aaron Ambrosino2015-2018- Jay Gratton2019- Sandy ProvasiZone 12 (formed in 1985)1985-1994 - Bill Riley 1995-1999 - Anita Caneld 2000-2003 - Ruben Ledesma 2004-2007 - Bob Barren 2008-2011 - Jennifer Barrows2012-2014 - David O’Neal2015-2015 - Dave Herndon2016-2017 - Steven Kidd2018- Lisa Lewis Koller836 LH ROUNDUP

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PCA Zone Representatives through the YearsZone 13 (formed in 2001)2001-2004 - Butch Raiha 2005-2008 - Chris Inglot 2009-2012 - Ken Hold2013-2016 - James Jacisin2017-2020 - Jack Stephensen2021- Mark RoethemeierZone 14 (Formed 2017)2017- 2018 - Dina McDonald2019 Peter SpencerParade Zone ChallengePeter Porsche competes in the 2008 Zone Challenge Things are not always serious at the Zone level. For a few years in the mid 2000’s The Zones had a fun event at Parade. The Shell sponsored 2008 event is described below.Have you ever participated in a PCA driver education event? Do you know how to change a tire? Ever waned to show your mechanic you know a few things about how to work on a Porsche engine? If you answered “Yes” to any of these questions, then this year’s Shell Zone Challenge is for you! Each of the PCA Zones have been asked to eld teams to compete in events that are sure to entertain spectators and partici-pants. This year’s events will be fun, challenging, car-related activities that will be much less physical than the events of prior parades. This is your chance to show all of PCA that your Zone is the best!To engage the spectators, each Zone will provide their own “Spirit Squad” with cheer-leaders, signage, and assorted hoopla. Awards will be given at the Zone Challenge for overall and individual wins, as well as for the best zone participation, uniforms, cheer-leaders and enthusiasm. Join us!9LH ROUNDUP 37

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