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You keeping your car for 50 years? Very cool Porsche Story
Sorry, not a GT3 story, and honestly I'm not much of a Cars & Coffee guy myself, but worth watching, so I thought I'd share here: https://filmfreeway.com/TheGrayFox
Sorry, not a GT3 story, and honestly I'm not much of a Cars & Coffee guy myself, but worth watching, so I thought I'd share here: https://filmfreeway.com/TheGrayFox
Thanks for posting our dad's story! how did you come to learn about the film?
Really well done and touching!
Kind of a bygone era unfortunately, that I can relate too.
When cars were more than transportation.
I started driving in 62 @16 a friends brother who was in the air force returned from Germany with a 356.
Never forget my first ride in a Porsche, gave me the itch , still scratching it 60 years later.
carl
do we think our cars today will last as long? My daughter has already claimed my targa GTS as hers but it already has started to have little things break or require repair. Its 4 years old with 10k miles but time seems to continue to wear on that car…
Sorry, not a GT3 story, and honestly I'm not much of a Cars & Coffee guy myself, but worth watching, so I thought I'd share here: https://filmfreeway.com/TheGrayFox
I've got my dad's 911 that he bought new 50 years ago (he's still alive and well). It just finished a 2 year mechanical restoration. My GT3 will sit next to it in the garage. Here it is the day my dad brought it home in 73.
Yes, I did the exact same inflation calculation.
But I'm talking about the price of the car relative to income.
I remember prepping out Honda Accord's at my local dealer for $4,100 and that was back in 1977.
09-30-2022, 11:24 AM
You keeping your car for 50 years? Very cool Porsche Story
