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Volume 22 Issue 2 2 PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE Hello FCA Southwest Region Members, First, I would like to thank the Board of Directors for bestowing on me this great honor of serving as President of the Southwest Region of FCA for the next two years. I also want to thank the membership at large for once again voting for me to serve another term on this Board. This is a very serious commitment to me, and I will do all in my power, along with the UPCOMING EVENTS help of a great Board, to continue in the tradition of providing the best events, along with a 8th Annual Mystery Ride great magazine for our members to enjoy with their families and their magnificent cars. 8th Annual Concorso Ferrari I have stated often and loudly that in my opinion this is the best car club anyone could be Grand Canyon Tour a member. I say that because of the people. The members who participate in events, the South Coast Botanical Gardens members who always have time to share their experience, the members who are of service Annual Picnic to the club, the members of the board, and yes, of course the cars that bring this all together. 2015 FCA Annual Meet in Monterey Let’s not forget our advertisers, they are the backbone of our magazine, and sponsors of Italian Night many an event. Patronize them when you can, and thank them often for helping us put out Vandenberg Car Show Weekend a world-class magazine. See you at the next event! This is a car club that is about fun. Fun drives, fun trips, fun tours, and fun members. This club excels at that. So mark those calendars for the events that interest you. In the next three months we will put on the 8th Annual Mystery Ride, Concorso Ferrari in Pasadena, First Saturday and Sunday meets and drives, The Annual Picnic, The Grand Canyon Event, and many others. Come to one or come to all, and don’t forget tell a friend who is not yet a mem - PAST PRESIDENTS ber to come and enjoy one of our events. Better yet, ask them to join and they can come on all the trips and join in on the fun. Judd Goldfeder 199 4-1996 Tom Brockmiller Now, if your interest is more in the organization side of things, attend a board meeting. They 199 6-1997 are held on the second Saturday of each month at 9:00 am. Contact us for the location of our Wally Clark 1997-1999 next board meeting. Marv Landon 199 9-2001 Maybe you are a writer who would consider contributing to the Sempre Ferrari , we are always Bill Inglis 2001-2003 looking for a good Ferrari story. Perhaps you might want to cover an event or even host an event, these are just some of the examples of the opportunities available to you as a member Murray Cogan 200 3-2005 to have fun and become even more involved with your club. Walter Meyer 200 5-2007 Doug Prestine Lastly, let the board know of any event, or improvement you think we as a club should address. 200 7-2009 My phone or email is always open to you, and I know that any other board member is available Tex Otto 200 9-2011 as well. Diane Peterson 2011-2013 It’s your club, get the most out of it, because it is the best car club anyone could be a member. Peter Carniglia 201 3-2014 Sincerely, Bruce Leeds 2014 Kenny Lombino FCA Southwest Region President & Regional Director SF SF 3 SEMPRE FERRARI CONTENTS ARTICLES AND EVENT INFORMATION President’s Message 3 Kenny Lombino 4 Contents 5 Officers, Directors & Chairpersons Editor /Design /Production Events Calendar Synchronis LLC 6 Tex Otto 831) 747-1412 In Your Area Coordinators Email: [email protected] 8 Executive Editor Nethercutt Museum Tour Bruce Leeds Richard Kidd 310) 871-4627 10 Email: [email protected] FCA Added Member Benefits FCA National Sempre Ferrari Advertising 12 Holiday Party 2 014 Denise Ferrari Jim Bindman 818) 429 -1667 14 Email: [email protected] Enzo’s Cruise In at the Petersen Jim Bindman Events Calendar 16 Wally Clark 714) 630-9202 The Ortega Run/ Walk Peter Riley Email: [email protected] 18 Grand Opening at Ferrari South Bay Cover Images 20 Tex Otto Tex Otto Ferrari South Bay Tech Session Bill Makepeace 22 Jim Bindman Online Event Information & Registration Year of the Prancing Horse Contest Winners 24 Diane Peterson www.fca-s w.org Judging Seminar Wally Clark Scale Model Review “Dino 156 Sharknose” 26 Bruce Leeds UPCOMING FCA SW EVENT INFORMATION 8th Annual Concorso Ferrari in Pasadena 28 Marv Landon 30 21st Annual Palos Verdes South Coast Botanic Garden Picnic and Car Show Tom Brockmiller Vandenberg AFB Exotic Car Show & VIP Tour 32 Jim Bindman 33 Ferraris in Monterey - 2015 FCA International Meet Welcome New Members 34 Denise Ferrari 35 Classified Ads 4 Kenny Lombino PRESIDENT/DIRECTOR Scuderia Spider 16M THE FCA SOUTHWEST REGION 310) 339-8657 [email protected] Mystery Drive, Italian Night, Grand Canyon Tour OFFICERS Bruce Leeds DIRECTORS & CHAIRMAN/DIRECTOR 575M 310) 662-1723 CHAIRPERSONS [email protected] Nethercutt Museum Tour, Ronald Reagan Library Tour Jim Bindman Wally Clark VICE PRESIDENT/ADVERTISING/DIRECTOR CONCOURS/EVENTS CALENDAR 360 Modena 308 GTS 818) 429-1667 714) 630-9202 [email protected] [email protected] Tech Sessions, Vandenberg Exotic Car Show Concorso Ferrari, Judging Seminars Douglas Campbell Marv Landon SECRETARY/DIRECTOR SPECIAL EVENTS 575M 365 2+2, 458 Italia 714) 595.5786 818) 338-8692 [email protected] [email protected] Soup to Nuts Drive, Pie Run Concorso Ferrari, Special Collections Richard Kidd Tom Brockmiller TREASURER/DIRECTOR SPECIAL EVENTS Mondial 512TR 310) 871-4627 949) 716-2395 [email protected] [email protected] Enzo’s Birthday Cruise In at the Petersen In Your Area Orange County, The Ortega Run Denise Ferrari MEMBERSHIP CHAIRPERSON/DIRECTOR F355 Spider 818) 317-5355 [email protected] Holiday Party, Painted Turtle Rally Marshall Buck Ph.D TRACK CHAIRMAN/DIRECTOR Our thanks to these dedicated enthusiasts 365 GTB/4 Daytona 310) 836-4390 who provide opportunities for our club [email protected] Driving School at Willow Springs members to share our passion of Ferraris. Tony Cole DIRECTOR 348 818) 222-6646 [email protected] Hearst Castle Weekend Bill Makepeace DIRECTOR 550 562) 745 5499 [email protected] Photography SF 5 CALENDAR UPCOMING EVENT INFORMATION April 26, 2015 - SUNDAY Details page 26 –27 CONCORSO FERRARI 8th Annual Exclusive all Ferrari Show. Three blocks of Colorado Boulevard in Old Town Pasadena as it transforms into an amazing Ferrari extravaganza. Over 140 classic and contemporary Ferraris for judging or on display, vendors and sponsors specializing in exotic automotive styling, accessories, detailing, apparel, travel, and local food make for a fun day. Anna McKinley: [email protected], 818) 338-8692. June 5 –8, 2015 - MULTI-DAY Event sold out, call to get on wait list. GRAND CANYON TOUR Four day back roads tour. Driving Route 66 enroute to the El Tovar Lodge at the South Rim of the Grand Canyon. Register early as this event will surely sell out. Kenny Lombino: [email protected], 310) 339-8657. June 7, 2015 - SUNDAY Details page 30 SOUTH COAST BOTANIC GARDEN PICNIC AND CAR SHOW 21st Annual - All Ferraris invited. Special Celebration and Tribute to Spider and open Ferraris. Ferraris on the grass at this club tradition. BBQ lunch, casual judging and fun. Tom Brockmiller: [email protected], 949) 584-8061. August 16 –19, 2015 - MULTI-DAY Details page 33 201 5 FCA I NTERNATIONAL MEET Concours, Track at Mazda Laguna Seca Raceway, Rallies The FCA Annual Meet returns to the Monterey Peninsula. Starts right after Car Week for Ferrari focused events and activities. Honoring the Ferrari racers of the Pebble Beach races, with some very exciting events planned. Hyatt Regency Monterey Hotel & Spa host hotel. HONORING PEBBLE BEACHBEACH RACERSRACERS Visit www.fca2015.org for information, registration and hotel reservations. October 2 –3, 2015 - FRIDAY –SATURDAY Details page 30 VANDENBERG EXOTIC CAR SHOW Honoring the 30th Force Support Squadron 4th Annual event at the Marshalia Ranch Golf Course at Vandenberg Air Force Base. Car show and optional VIP base tour. Jim Bindman: [email protected], 818) 429.1667. October 3 –4, 2015 - WEEKEND Details in the next Sempre Ferrari WILLOW SPRINGS DRIVING SCHOOL Open Track Event Enjoy your car at speed on a road racing course. Instructors available to help you safely learn about the performance capability of you and your car. Marshall Buck Ph.D: [email protected], 310) 836-4390. 6 OFFICIAL FERRARI DEALER Ferrari Los Angeles Ferrari Los Angeles is the new addition to the Mattioli Automotive Group, North America’s premiere Ferrari dealership group comprised of Ferrari Beverly Hills, Ferrari Silicon Valley and the newly added Ferrari South Bay. With its one-to-one boutique approach to every client and its convenient location, Ferrari Los Angeles is the new destination for new and pre-owned Ferrari, service and genuine parts for California’s affluent Valley communities of Calabasas, Westlake Village, Malibu, Woodland Hills, Santa Barbara, to name few. Passion and innovation are at the hear t of ever y vehicle that bears the Prancing Horse emblem and are the driving force behind everything we do at Ferrari Los Angeles. Ferrari Los Angeles is the new home of our Championship racing team - Scuderia Corsa: Racing with Ferrari, which of fer s Ferrari clients a completely customizable program from track-day events to GT class worldwide racing that can be tailor made for participation in the most exciting and historic endurance races in the world.
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