356 Factory Production Videos
 

Sorry if these are a re-post. I did a quick search and didn't see them:

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I've not seen those. Where did you find them?

They don't build um like they used to.

In a lot of ways, they build them better.

But I'm not going to get into that here, they were cool cars.

Do a YouTube search for video posted by Jack Olsen and you'll see quite a few videos like these. Also do a search for "Made by hand", you'll get a 5 part series on early Porsche'.

Came in one of the PCA emails I got a few weeks ago but never opened until today.

There is something about a356 that makes my gear shift all hard and sticky.