West Coast Holiday, Lake Tahoe, CA, June 18-22, 2008

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West Coast Holiday Schedule

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West Coast Holiday Schedule

Wednesday — June 18, 2008

9am — 8pm Registration, Reno Tour sign-up
Goodie Store open at hospitality
Refreshments available at hospitality

4pm — 7pm Evening reception at Sierra Boat Company, Carnelian Bay, on Lake Tahoe. Sierra Boat is a classic wooden boat institution and they will open their shops and showroom for tours.
Dinner on own (a special dinner opportunity at "Garwoods" on the lake adjacent to Sierra Boat will be offered and an extensive list of other local dining opportunities and recommendations will be provided with the registration package)

12pm — 7pm Car wash area available at the Resort at Squaw Creek

Thursday — June 19, 2008

Wear your event badge every day. You must wear your event badge to participate in all Holiday events: keep it with you!

8am — 6pm Registration and Goodie Store open

8am — 10pm Hospitality open w/afternoon refreshments

7am — 9:30am Full breakfast available at Activity Center Tent at Motorsports Area

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Group 1 Museum Tour

8am Stage at Motorsport Area

9am Depart Motorsports Area

10am Arrive & park at Webster Porsche Collection

10:00am — 11:30am Tour Webster Porsche Collection

11:30am Depart for National Automobile Museum (self-guided w/map)

12:00pm Arrive & park at National Automobile Museum

12pm — 3:00pm Tour National Automobile Museum w/lunch at Museum

3:00pm Depart for Stoddard-NLA open house then return to Resort at your leisure via Mt. Rose Hwy or I-80

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Group 2 Museum Tour

9:00am Stage at Motorsports area

10am Depart Motorsports Area

11:00am Arrive & park at National Automobile Museum

11:00am — 1:30pm Tour National Automobile Museum w/lunch at Museum

1:30pm Depart for Webster Porsche Collection (self-guided w/map)

2:00pm Arrive & park at Webster Porsche Collection

2:00pm — 3:30pm Tour Webster Porsche Collection

3:30pm Depart for Stoddard-NLA open house then return to Resort at your leisure via Mt. Rose Hwy or I-80

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6:30pm — 8:00pm Welcome Reception — cocktails (cash bar), hors d'oeuvres, water, soft drinks at Resort at Squaw Creek outdoor patio
Dinner on own. Numerous other great dining opportunities exist in the valley and nearby)

Friday — June 20, 2008

Wear your event badge every day. You must wear your event badge to participate in all Holiday events: keep it with you!

9am — 6pm Registration, Goodie Store, afternoon refreshments

7am — 9:30am Full breakfast available at Activity Center at Motorsports Area
Bottled water available

8am — 4pm Motorsports Day

9am Bag lunch available to pickup at Activity Center tent at Motorsports Area

9am — 2pm Self guided tour departures (directions available, more information)

9am — 2pm Funkhana at Holiday Motorsports Area (all registrants encouraged to participate and be spectators, more information)

10am — 2pm Auto-cross at Holiday Motorsports Area (all registrants encouraged to participate and be spectators, more information)

11:30am — 1:30pm Lunch served at Holiday Motorsports Area

1:30pm — 3pm Joe Leoni Tech Session at headquarters hotel

3pm — 4pm Will Pringle Tech Session at headquarters hotel

5pm — 6pm Barry Brisco 356Talk Forum "How To" Session at headquarters hotel

4pm — 6pm Literature Swap / Sell at headquarters hotel

3:30pm — 5pm Ladies' Tea / Resort

12pm — 7pm
Car wash area available in the Resort at Squaw Creek
Dinner on own (see notation for Thursday)

Saturday — June 21, 2008

Wear your event badge every day. You must wear your event badge to participate in all Holiday events: keep it with you!

6am — 9am Car wash area available, the Resort at Squaw Creek Holiday Motorsports Area

7am — 9am Concours (staging) Peoples choice at Resort at Squaw Creek Golf Course (more information)

11:30am — 1pm Catered lunch at Resort at Squaw Creek
Afternoon available to tour and or enjoy area events and activities (arts fair in Squaw Village, Truckee shopping, river rafting, hiking, biking, swimming, golf, etc.)

2pm Concours ends, clear Concours site

2pm — 4pm Hospitality, Goodie Store closes at 4pm

6pm — 7pm Cocktails (cash bar) at headquarters hotel

7pm — 10pm Holiday awards banquet at Resort at Squaw Creek Grand Ballroom

Sunday — June 22, 2008

7am Swap meet at Holiday Motorsports Area - coffee, light breakfast available
Stay and continue to enjoy the beautiful High Sierra or depart for home


Holiday Motorsports Area

Parking at the headquarters hotel is limited. To accommodate trailer parking a large area of the Squaw Valley Ski area parking lot is reserved as the Holiday Motorsports Area. This area will be cordoned off and a tent structure will be erected at the Activity Center site. This area will serve the following purposes throughout the event. Parking for trucks/trailers/tow vehicles for the duration of the event, overflow parking for events taking place at the headquarters hotel, registration/assembly/departure of tours, Friday Funkhana and Autocross, and Sunday swap meet. Breakfast will be provided at the Activity Center. Security will be provided at the site when cars are present in the Motorsports Area. It is adjacent to the new Squaw Valley Village which has many stores and restaurants. Frequent hotel shuttles will be provided and will run from the Holiday Motorsports Area to the headquarters hotel – ride time approximately 3 minutes,

Thursday Reno Tour

A $10 fee will be assessed of all participants for the Reno Tour. This tour will leave the Squaw Valley Holiday Motorsports Area in two groups.

Group 1 will drive via Interstate 80 to Reno, NV and visit the unique and rarely seen Webster Porsche collection in the morning. Group 1 will then go to the National Automobile Museum for a catered lunch and will tour the museum in the afternoon. You are encouraged to visit Stoddard-NLA of Reno, a national 356 vendor and event sponsor that is offering an open house from 2pm to 5:00pm. You have an option to return to the Resort at Squaw Creek via Interstate 80 or the Mt. Rose Highway.

Group 2 will leave the Squaw Valley Holiday Motorsports Area and travel to Reno via Interstate 80 to Reno, NV and will tour the National Automobile Museum in the morning. Following the catered lunch Group 2 will then visit the Webster collection and will return to Resort at Squaw Creek via Interstate 80.

Friday Holiday Motorsports Area – Autocross and Funkhana

Two driving events are scheduled for Friday at the Holiday Motorsports Area. A Funkhana will be held for Holiday participants. This event will involve a driver and navigator attempting to negotiate a fun course involving several challenging aspects chosen to develop a positive relationship between the driver, navigator and 356. All Holiday registrants are encouraged to take part.

The second event will be a low-key Autocross. This event will involve a single driver negotiating a tight course in minimum time. The event will not require helmets and is offered to allow participants to attempt an autocross in a relaxed, informal manner. Only street legal 356's are allowed and the course will be set to keep speeds around 40 mph. Again all Holiday registrants are encouraged to give it a try. During the running of these two events, a catered lunch will be served at the Activity Center Tent. Bag lunches are available for pickup for those that choose to go out on the their own.

Self-Guided Scenic Tours

Several optional self-guided scenic tours will be offered for those who elect to tour. Route directions, mileages, estimated duration, places of interest and local hikes will be available in your registration packet and the Holiday Motorsports Area tent. The tours will range from one hour to full day. They will include circumventing Lake Tahoe, a drive on old Highway 80 and a tour to Portola via Highway 89 North that will offer a train museum, antique shops and great driving roads. On Friday the bag lunch will be available at 9am for those departing on the self-guided scenic tours.

Saturday Concours

The Saturday peoples choice concours is now going to be held on the beautiful Resort at Squaw Creek lawns and fairways of the resort golf course. This site is directly adjacent to the Resort and will provide a spectacular setting for the cars. A catered lunch will be served on the Resort patio during the lunch hours for all Holiday participants. Every registrant is encouraged to place their car in the show and enjoy what should be a special day.

Sunday Swap Meet

Coffee and pastries will be offered at the Swap Meet site located at the Holiday Motorsports area. Swap begins at "O Dark Thirty"! Bring your stuff.

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WCH??

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Is registration still open for those interested in attending?
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Extra Room

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We have any extra Delux room for the 19,20 & 21st $ 199.00 per night Wrst Coast Holiday. Unable to cancel reservation if someone is looking for a room please contact us to make arrangements
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WCH - Ladies Tea

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Ladies who are planning on attending the Tea on Friday afternoon will need to sign up at the registration table on arrival.

ALSO.....Please plan on wearing your prettiest hat to the tea !!!! It will be fun !!!

See you there.....
Diane, Jeri and Ruth

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Man,,,, we are having a blast!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Great weather, great roads, 330 great cars, great friends.

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#7 Post by Barry Brisco »

(Posting for Dan Macdonald)

Autocrossers and Fans of the 2008 WCH,

The results of the 2008 WCH Autocross are shown below. Click the image to see it full size. The Autocross Volunteers hope you had a great time and as the guy who did most of the flagging I can attest to all of the smiles as you crossed the finish line.

Mark Grimstvedt was the AutocrossMeister and Chairmen, and of course Rich Peters made it all possible by convincing the 356 Registry that we could make it happen in a safe, fair and fun way. We did it thanks to more than fifteen hard working volunteers (Mostly East Bay Greasers) and the great folks who raced their beloved 356's between the pylons. We even had a Gmund coupe and Carrera out there. Very cool!

Thanks also go out to Jim Breazeale of EASY and Alan Klingen of The Stable.

I am told that this was the first autocross ever held by the Registry. Way to go guys and gals!

Congrats to our winners Jim Derch in the Men's Divsions and Candyce Jensen in the Women's Division, but actually congrats to all of you first-timers and old-timers. We did over 220 laps!

Dan Macdonald, Autocross MiniMeister

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West Coast Holiday, Lake Tahoe, CA, June 18-22, 2008

#8 Post by Rich Peters »

Much of the credit goes to Skid Hall who obtained insurance for the
AX through the Registry Insurance carrier.

Rich


On Jun 25, 2008, at 10:10 AM, Barry Brisco wrote:
(Posting for Dan Macdonald)

Autocrossers and Fans of the 2008 WCH,

The results of the 2008 WCH Autocross are shown below. Click the
image to see it full size. The Autocross Volunteers hope you had a
great time and as the guy who did most of the flagging I can attest
to all of the smiles as you crossed the finish line.

Mark Grimstvedt was the AutocrossMeister and Chairmen, and of
course Rich Peters made it all possible by convincing the 356
Registry that we could make it happen in a safe, fair and fun way.
We did it thanks to more than fifteen hard working volunteers
(Mostly East Bay Greasers) and the great folks who raced their
beloved 356's between the pylons. We even had a Gmund coupe and
Carrera out there. Very cool!

Thanks also go out to Jim Breazeale of EASY and Alan Klingen of The
Stable.

I am told that this was the first autocross ever held by the
Registry. Way to go guys and gals!

Congrats to our winners Jim Derch in the Men's Divsions and Candyce
Jensen in the Women's Division, but actually congrats to all of you
first-timers and old-timers. We did over 220 laps!

Dan Macdonald, Autocross MiniMeister

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WCH

#9 Post by Eric Jacobson »

How did the people's choice end up? Any results available?
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Re: WCH

#10 Post by Larry Wilson »

Eric,

See the 356 Registry home page:

http://www.356registry.org/

Larry Wilson

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