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Porsche Profilewelcomes PORSCHEPORSCHE CLUB OF AMERICA • SUNCOAST REGION Profile Photo by BRUCE BERNSTEIN DECEMBER 2011 Secure Your Peace of Mind. Exclusive For Our Loyal Customers Special Porsche Profile Reeves Porsche 6/50 Club Customer Offer: A Oil Service* + Replace engine oil & filter Customer Appreciation: + Perform multi-point inspection To say thank you for your loyalty, we formed the Reeves Porsche + Replacement of oil filter & Valvoline 6/50 Club. There are no fees to join, just huge savings including synthetic motor oil 17% off services and parts and boutique items*, 2 years/unlimited * SPORTSCARS ONLY. EXCLUDES ALL PANAMERA mileage warranty for most repairs, and more for all Porsches over 6 OR CAYENNE MODELS $119.95 model years or 50,000 miles. Includes price protection guarantee. * Reeves Porsche 6/50 Club Benefits Include: B Brake Fluid Flush Loaner Cars: We have a fleet of late model loaners available for * 1998 AND NEWER CARS your use while your vehicle is in for service. $95.95 Price Protection Guarantee: We will match any written estimate from any dealer or independent shop using factory parts. Full Service Tire Shop: Competitive pricing on all wheel and tire service. Reeves Porsche has 7 factory-trained technicians with over 90 years combined experience ready to serve you. To schedule an appointment, call (813) 935-9444 or visit: I-275 & Fowler Ave. | www.drivereeves.com Reeves Porsche | 11333 N. Florida Avenue | Tampa Florida 33612 *17% does not apply after price match. Excludes tire purchases. Up to $400 discount per visit. PORSCHE Editor Graphic Artist Deadlines Alicia Nordquist Melissa Schneider alicia.nordquist10 mtaylordesigns Secure Your Peace of Mind. All submissions, photos, ads, editorial Profile @gmail.com @gmail.com and changes are due by the first of the month prior to the next issue, eg. Feb. PORSCHE 1 for insertion in the March issue. Contact editor Alicia Nordquist, alicia.nordquist10 2010 - 2011 Profile @gmail.com Officers &Board of Directors Advertisers with suggestions, comments, and further information Officers The following businesses generously support President – David Bassett Porsche Profile and the Suncoast Region. Porsche Profile is also on the Suncoast Web site at 941-720-1964, [email protected] Past President – David Herndon l www.SuncoastPCA.org AAA Financial Services 727-804-1439, [email protected] l Apparel World Vice President – Page Obenshain 727-823-2555, [email protected] l Auto Paint Guard Advertising Rates Secretary – Jose Uranga l Bert Smith Porsche Contact Page Obenshain 941-351-7228, [email protected] l Bloomtown Florist [email protected] Treasurer – Charles Neilson l Cabriolet Hydraulics 727-593-2838, [email protected] 727-823-2555 l Carson Pest Control Business cards (3.83” x 2.1”) $195 Elected Directors l Chateau Elan Social – Jill Perry l Coldwell Banker Res’l Real Estate Quarter page (3.83” x 5”) $500 727-244-5137, [email protected] l Half page (7.83” x 5”) $750 Membership – Joe Shukys Delaney Creek/Nature Coast/West Winds Full page (7.83” x 10”) $1,200 727-235-3591, [email protected] l Driving Expressions Two adjoining pages (ea.)$1,500 Safety – Eunice Painter l Eibell Performance, Inc. Special Porsche Profile 727-773-5823, [email protected] l Exclusive For Our Loyal Customers Inside covers (7.83” x 10”) $1,500 Fast Lane Travel Inc. Competition – Danny Shields Customer Offer: Outside back (7.83” x 10”) $1,875 l Flamingo Lawn Service Reeves Porsche 6/50 Club 813-681-5378, [email protected] Rates listed above are per year for 12 l German Tech A Oil Service* issues commencing with the January Board Members l Hurricane Tennis Academy issue. Rates for advertisers contracting Christian Rava + Replace engine oil & filter after January will be prorated. l Inn on the Lakes Customer Appreciation: 727-278-5991, [email protected] + Perform multi-point inspection Display ads must be camera-ready, Frank Chaney l Jeffrey B. LLC Jewelry & Design To say thank you for your loyalty, we formed the Reeves Porsche scaled to page size, and require no l + Replacement of oil filter & Valvoline 727-599-9597, [email protected] Leland West 6/50 Club. There are no fees to join, just huge savings including change in text or graphics. For full pages, synthetic motor oil a full, 1/4-inch bleed may be added. Steve Laymon l Manny’s Tire 17% off services and parts and boutique items*, 2 years/unlimited * SPORTSCARS ONLY. 727-521-6856, [email protected] l mileage warranty for most repairs, and more for all Porsches over 6 EXCLUDES ALL PANAMERA Business cards are accepted as camera Mariner Car Wash OR CAYENNE MODELS $119.95 ready and will print only as good as what l Michael T. Heider, P.A. model years or 50,000 miles. Includes price protection guarantee. is submitted. President Appointed * Web Master – Jim Farmer l B Brake Fluid Flush Michael Saunders & Company Reeves Porsche 6/50 Club Benefits Include: 813-732-6212, [email protected] l Morgan Stanley Loaner Cars: We have a fleet of late model loaners available for * 1998 AND NEWER CARS Profile Editor – Alicia Nordquist l Neiser & Neiser Attorneys your use while your vehicle is in for service. $95.95 Policies & Procedures 941-228-2184, [email protected] DE Registrar – Amy Gustafson l Reeves Import Motorcars Price Protection Guarantee: We will match any written estimate • Porsche Profile is the official newsletter of the Porsche Club of America Suncoast Region. Alicia l 941-518-0004, [email protected] Renn Haus from any dealer or independent shop using factory parts. Nordquist, Editor, Melissa Schneider, Graphic Artist. No portion of this publication may be duplicated DE Tech – Carlos DeBonis l Reeves Porsche Service Center Full Service Tire Shop: Competitive pricing on all wheel and tire without the written permission of the Suncoast Region Board of Directors. 941-928-5213, [email protected] l ® Scottshop, Inc. service. • The ideas, opinions, and subjects are those of the authors and no authentication is implied by the Chief Track Instructor – John Oppihle l Southern Tire Company editor, or endorsement given by the Suncoast Region, 941-626-5078, [email protected] Reeves Porsche has 7 factory-trained technicians with over 90 Porsche Club of America. l St. Petersburg Yacht Charters & Sales years combined experience ready to serve you. To schedule an • All submissions are subject to editing for space Charitable Endeavors – Sharron Shields constraints, style and editorial consistency, and l appointment, call (813) 935-9444 or visit: must be accompanied with name and contact 813-681-5378, [email protected] Suncoast Motorsports phone number. Anonymous submissions will not be l published. Photos, articles, letters to the editor are 48 Hours Club Race Chairman – David Herndon Suncoast Parts ® accepted by email to the editor, and by snail mail, 727-804-1439, [email protected] l Suncoast Porsche I-275 & Fowler Ave. | www.drivereeves.com returnable only with SAS envelope. • Address changes should be submitted to joe. 50th Anniversary Celebration Chairmen l Superior Auto Body [email protected]. Bill and Ellen Riley Reeves Porsche | 11333 N. Florida Avenue | Tampa Florida 33612 • Subscriptions to non-Suncoast Region, PCA l members are $24 per year. 863-619-8983, [email protected] Vortex Motorsport © Porsche Profile 2011Suncoast Region Porsche Club of America PORSCHE PROFILE • DECEMBER 2011 3 *17% does not apply after price match. Excludes tire purchases. Up to $400 discount per visit. Clarity. The new 911 Carrera GTS. Limited Production Starting at $112,900 Starting at $103,100 3.8 Liters, 408 hp @ 7,300 rpm 0-60 mph 4.6 seconds, top track speed: 190 mph 2 0 1 1 Suncoast Porsche 5005 S. Tamiami Trail Porsche Dealer Sarasota, FL 34231 941.923.1700 2 0 1 1 www.suncoastporsche.com Mon.-Thurs. 9-7 | Fri. 9-6 | Sat. 9-5 | Closed Sunday Porsche Dealer Clarity. The President’s The new 911 Carrera GTS. Limited Production Message Tempest Fugit – It’s Been Said In the Past But I never Knew It Could Fugit So Fast Board Members. also between them have held just about I want to thank the departing board every job in the Region. From DAVID BASSETT members: Dave Herndon, Past President; We could not have gotten more so- 2011 President Eunice Painter, Safety; Danny Shields, cial. Jill Perry made sure that our calen- Competition; and Steve Laymon, Board. dar was full of fun, interesting, and varied It seems like You all were an integral part of this year’s events, and our Autocross program is in Starting at $112,900 yesterday success, and your dedication and hard great shape. Wow! that I was work is very much appreciated. The full Your Profile, which you are cur- composing my first President’s Message for information on your new board is noted rently reading, just keeps getting bet- last January’s Profile. Now, I am drafting on page 7 of this issue. ter and better, thanks to the dedication my last. Page Obenshain will take over as In this humble and probably very bi- of your extremely hard working editor, your new president in January, and I will ased opinion, it was a good year for Sun- Alicia Nordquist. take over Dave Herndon’s job as that coast PCA. Drivers Education got some We acquitted ourselves well at Parade wise (some would dispute that) old (few new winter dates so we could stop this year as Danny Shields, Sharon Shields, would dispute that) sage who did it be- torturing ourselves in the broiling sum- Bill Riley, and Carolyn Spencer won their fore. I am extremely confident that Page mer heat. The 48 Hours at Sebring had Autocross classes, and Gerry and Beth will do an outstanding job and lead this another successful year.
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