interesting vid, thanks for posting, I enjoyed that it gave what seemed like a real insight to the pleasure involved in the process of the choices made and effort put into creating a special car that fits ones personal desires, and at the opposite end of the financial spectrum from my introduction to Porsche ownership. (-:
The vid could of course be part of a package created to enhance or maintain the perceptions of the investment involved in the machines creation, but the enthusiast in me wants to believe she owns the Porsche and means what she says, which added to my enjoyment while watching the vid. I do appreciate the idea of sharing experience and how else could I have the opportunity to share such a rare and special car.. The lady is easier on the eye than Jay Leno, though not made up to look too attractive, which made her more believable as a Porsche petrol head rather than a pure poseur.. ?
The path to my first Porsche was slightly different, in that there was a lot of cutting out of corrosion with my grinder, causing the air in the garage to be filled with dust, call it ode de Porsche decay.. (-: That followed with the variety of processes involved such as burning and scraping underseal, and occasionally skin, while cutting bending, shaping and welding metal to create the patchwork Porsche to be proud of. All once the Nitromors had helped remove the yellow enamel top coat, the slightly easier to remove black coat below and some of the original orange coat that was left below that, prior to smoothing out the patches with filler and filling the air and my lungs with dust while rubbing it down to create an approximate Porsche like shape, prior to filling the air again with the fumes,this time that of thinners and various paint process... Rubbed, scrubbed and polished to as near perfection as I could manage.... All to create a one of a kind ...err..hand crafted .patchwork Porsche.... sorry no vid, but you get my drift...(-:
No way am I attempting to undermine the vid or the very different processes involved in the creation of the wonderful speedster, or the enjoyment of it by it`s fortunate owner(s), just more my attempt to provide an alternative insight to the possibility of a different journey to arrive at a sense of pride of ownership, perhaps much the same as others have done on this forum in a wide variety of ways.. :?: :thumb: