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June 2009

Letter From The Editor: Dear friends, in this economy it is safe to say that we are all hurting. The best thing we car guys can do is: STICK TOGETHER! How do we do this? Simple! Many of us own businesses or have products and services that we all use. What we need to do is to refer business to each other. Yes, I know it sounds like a marketing group, but it is much simpler than that: What we ask is that you log onto www.drivenworld.com. Register and click around. Introduce yourself to the 2000+ registered users and start chatting. When you are on the forums you will see an area called “Drivenworld Business Directory”. Click on it and put up a post about who you are and what you do. Also, please feel free to contact us at the magazine, we can put your info into the hard copy which is distributed all over Southern California. You may also feel free to review the products and services used. We have all done a lot together, and now we must support each other and our gasoline habits. In our next month’s magazine, we will have a section dedicated to promoting each others businesses. Please email us and tell us who you are and what you do. Offer a special to our members and lets get this ball rolling. As there are costs to produce this magazine, we are looking for sponsors. Please feel free to contact us if you wish to be a sponsor. Lastly, if you would like us to cover your car, a modification you have done, an event, or to review a product or service, we would gladly do it. Best wishes, Dustin Editor [email protected]

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A Car Enthusiast’s Memorial Day When most people think of Memorial Day celebrations images of flags, hot dogs, and cold drinks are what come to mind. But for automotive enthusiasts, celebrations tend to include things like Ferraris, canyon driving, and horsepower. And that is exactly how a group of petrol heads from the Drivenworld.com and Ferrarichat.com forums celebrated this year. Arriving to the morning meet-up spot, I was greeted with an amazing gathering of cars from what is probably one of the most diverse groups of enthusiasts out there. This eclectic group included an array cars from Ferrari, BMW, Porsche, Mercedes, Nissan, Mazda, and Subaru – including the new limited edition Ferrari Scuderia 16M (1 of only 499 being sold worldwide). But even though these enthusiasts have vastly different tastes in what they drive, they all shared a love for anything automotive. So after a morning cup of coffee and a short drivers’ meeting, the group headed to their cars and proceeded to the driver's heaven that is the Santa Monica Mountains. Turning onto Mulholland Highway, we proceed down the scenic stretch of road past million-dollar houses and horse ranches. Crossing Las Virgenes Road, we got our first taste of the entertainingly twisty roads that lay ahead. Filled with decreasing radius, on-camber, and off-camber turns, as well as generous amount of elevation changes, Mulholland Highway draws people from all over the world to experience its twisting route that can entertain even the most advanced drivers. And it was those curves that this group was in search of. After passing by the world-famous motorcycle hangout called “The Rock Store,” we came to a section of Mulholland that the regulars call “The Snake” because of its endlessly twisting nature and its willingness to “bite” anyone transiting through that, even for an instant, stopped respecting it. On any given weekend, this road is packed full of cars, motorcycles, and bicyclists – but that day it was all ours. Upon reaching the top, we filled in the scenic turnout for a small break and a photo-op before finishing the last section of our drive. We continued down Mulholland Highway crossing over Kanan Road and stayed on it until we hit the final canyon of the day. Unlike the non-stop hairpin corners of "The Snake," Encinal Canyon provides a different kind of thrill treating drivers to big, sweeping curves and beautiful ocean views. Giving our engines and brakes a chance to cool, we finished the driving portion of the day's events with a cruise down the Pacific Coast Highway back into Malibu. Pulling into Malibu Colony we parked our cars and immediately started talking about how amazing the drive was. After a few parting comments from the couple of people that had to leave early, the rest of us ended the spectacular day with good food and good friends. Heading home after lunch, I couldn't help but wonder what's in store for our next holiday drive. - Jon Barrett, Lateral-G Photography Photos: Jon Barrett Lateralgphotography.com

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DRIVENWORLD.COM

JUNE

Jay Leno and His Jet Powered EcoJet Make a Special Stop for Coffee Car guys are used to hearing the sounds of roaring American muscle and high-strung Italian exotics. But on May 31st everyone was treated to one of the most unique cars to ever set tire in the parking lot and it was piloted by one of the most well-known car enthusiasts in the world.  Over the sounds of the enthusiasts, came a sound that was completely out of place anywhere accept an airport.  The highpitched whine of a jet engine was unmistakable, but if you looked to the sky for its source, you were looking in the completely wrong direction as this sound was emanating from a car, not a plane.  Once everyone realized this and turned their attention to the street, they saw a bright blue car unlike anything else on the road.  As the car eased its way into the parking lot, barely clearing the driveway, the howl of its turbine engine caused everyone to quickly cover their ears.  As it eased into a parking spot everyone at the meet quickly made their way over to see who could be piloting such an insane automobile. It was actually talk show host, comedian, and certified car nut Jay Leno at the helm of the turbine-engined EcoJet concept from the 2006 SEMA show.  Built as a joint collaboration between GM and Jay’s cadre of mechanics known as Bad Dog Garage, the EcoJet was constructed on a modified Corvette Z06 platform utilizing its frame rails, suspension and brakes, all wrapped in a carbon fiber and Kevlar body.  It is powered by a Honeywell LT-101 turbine engine, the same engine used in the Coast Guard HH-65 Dolphin helicopter, and produces 650 horsepower and 400 ft-lbs of torque at full throttle.  But contrary to what you might think, this car doesn’t have to pull into an airport to refuel.  That’s because it doesn’t run off of jet fuel, it runs on BioDiesel.  This car was built to show automotive enthusiasts everywhere that horsepower doesn’t necessarily have to be environmentally unfriendly.  To add to this car’s green credentials it was even painted with a special environmentally friendly paint formulated by BASF.  Continuing with the jet theme, the EcoJet rolls on specially designed Alcoa wheels designed after turbine compressor blades that measure 20 inches in the front and 22 inches in the rear and are wrapped in Michelin Pilot Sport 2 tires. After an hour of signing autographs, taking pictures, and sharing the EcoJet with the crowd, it was finally time for Leno to depart.  He got in the car and advised everyone to stay clear of the exhaust vents while he fired up the engine.  It started with a low-pitched howl but slowly grew into a shrill whine as the turbine came up to power.  As he pulled out of the parking spot and down the aisle towards the driveway he was followed by a crowd of photographers and people that just wanted to get one more glimpse at such a special car.  Hopefully Jay will be back soon with another unique and amazing car from his vast collection to share with the automotive faithful that gather in Woodland Hills every Sunday. - Jon Barrett, Lateral-G Photography

Photos: Jon Barrett Lateralgphotography.com

PROJECT: 1969 FASTBACK PAINT AND BODY

What could I do, she had kept a picture in her wallet of a 1969 mach one for two years. I came across this 1969 Fastback and I had to surprise her with it.......

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Preparation for paint. Gary’s crew is straightening the car out.

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Magna Charger’s 2010 Camaro

Magna Charger Camaro ZLs™  Like the iconic ’69 ZL1 Camaro, the new Magna Charger ZLs™ equipped 2010 Camaro features an all-aluminum 500hp engine wrapped in crisp Gen 1-inspired sheet metal. However, that’s where the similarities end. Chevrolet sold just 69 of the highly coveted ZL1s and virtually none of them ever saw the street. By contrast, almost anyone can build a Magna Charger ZLs. It’s as easy as bolting on a new Magna Charger MP 2300 TVS supercharger system. While the original ZL1 was reported to have more than 500hp and 450ft.lbs. of torque pushing the car to low 13s @ 110mph, the ZLs is even more powerful, and capable of 12.5s @ 115 mph. What’s really nice is that you can drive the Magna Charger ZLs every day without a penalty in fuel mileage or low-speed driveability. Where the original ZL1 was a cantankerous 8mpg anachronism, the ZLs is smooth, quiet and clean – equally ready to deliver top EPA mileage figures or smoke the tires in any gear – your choice!       Magna Charger’s new MP 2300 supercharger technology is the same used for the new ZR1 Corvette. The four-lobe rotor features a high-twist 160º helix that has improved efficiency (less power to drive), cooler discharge temperatures and is much quieter. Additional efficiency is the result of the unique bypass valve that reduces parasitic drag during normal driving. The Magna Charger also interfaces seamlessly with the GM Active Fuel Management system (some models) that cuts the engine to four cylinders at light throttle.       The Magna Charger ZLs system comes complete with a new, patented high-velocity aluminum intake manifold, integral water-to-air intercooler, and all necessary brackets, connectors, hardware and any needed specialized tools. The supercharger has a self-contained lubrication system that is maintenance-free. Calibration is included with a handheld computer programmer that re-programs the factory ECU and stores the original calibration for possible future use. A full instruction manual with color photos makes the step-by-step installation process easy to follow.    All Magna Charger supercharger systems carry a Standard 3-Year Limited warranty on the supercharger system, and Magna Charger also offers an optional 36,000-mile/3 Year Powertrain Warranty. For more information please contact: Magna Charger, 1990 Knoll Drive, Ventura, CA 93003. Phone: 866-534-6417, or visit Magnuson Products on the web at www.magnacharger.com.

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2008 Alfa

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2009 Bentley

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2008 Ferrari

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Make Alfa Romero Bentley Ferrari Ferrari Ferrari Ferrari Ferrari Ferrari Ferrari Ferrari Ferrari Ferrari Ferrari Ferrari Ferrari Ferrari Mercedes Porsche Porsche Maserati Maserati Maserati Maserati Maserati

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Color Black Metallic/Alfa Red Black/Black Rosso Scuderia/Rosso Nero Red/Beige Red/Beige TDF Blue/Beige Rosso Scuderia/Beige Nero Carbonia/Bordeaux Rosso Scuderia/Rosso Red/Black Red/Beige Silverstone/Bordeaux Silver/Black TDF Blue/Beige Yellow/Black Silverstone/Cuoio Silver/Red Black/Black Silver/Black Black/Red Blue/Beige Black/Black Grigio Granito/Nero Nero Carbonio/Cuoio

F430 Coupe

2008 Ferrari

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2006 Ferrari

612 Scaglietti

2004 Ferrari

Challenge Stradale

2004 Ferrari

Challenge Stradale

2006 Ferrari

F430 Spider

2008 Ferrari

F430 Spider

2006 Ferrari

F430 Spider

2004 Ferrari

Challenge Stradale

2004 Ferrari

360 Spider

2007 Ferrari

599 GTB

2005 Benz

SLR

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