More 4 Cam Heaven than 911, still cool

[flyn-hawn]

The place is somewhere near the border, and more for the 356 4 Cam crowd but there are some 911's in there check the video.

JACQUES PLACE

[Evans, Marv]

I bedlieve that's Jacque at Scott's Porsche in National City. I haven't been in there for years and years. Long ago I heard he had lots of interesting items stored away but never knew exactly what.

[ivangene]

looks like he is surrounded by gold...it doesnt look sad to me, it looks like a great place to spend your days.....

like the title says - Heaven

[911SauCy]

Looks like a place full of goodies many people performing restorations would kill to spend some $$.

[flyn-hawn]

Originally Posted by Evans, Marv

I bedlieve that's Jacque at Scott's Porsche in National City. I haven't been in there for years and years. Long ago I heard he had lots of interesting items stored away but never knew exactly what.

You are correct, it is still the same as of 3/20/2013

[panos]

I passed by his shop about a year ago with my brother and spoke to him for quite sometime. Amazing story and history that can be seen by just taking a walk around that place. The inventory is simply remarkable.

[tevake]

Don't know if it was the music, but that is sad to me. An old guy surrounded by all that treasure. And cars that could be out there running and giving folks the chance to enjoy them.
And as has been mentioned all the parts not going into cars being restored or kept alive and running.

But for me the loss is the knolwedge living in the guys head that could be shared with people coming into the hobby.

Remember the excitement about the 4 cam engine found in Colorado a couple of years ago? This trumps that find big time.

I may be jumping to conclusions, but that place looks frozen in time with him in it.
Some life and action could revive lots there.

Cheers Richard

PS Flyn Hawn, where are you from in the islands?

[Trog]

My guess he's not ISO certified.

[daepp]

Que Grady Clay - he MUST know him, I mean, right?

[flyn-hawn]

Originally Posted by tevake

Don't know if it was the music, but that is sad to me. An old guy surrounded by all that treasure. And cars that could be out there running and giving folks the chance to enjoy them.
And as has been mentioned all the parts not going into cars being restored or kept alive and running.

But for me the loss is the knolwedge living in the guys head that could be shared with people coming into the hobby.

Remember the excitement about the 4 cam engine found in Colorado a couple of years ago? This trumps that find big time.

I may be jumping to conclusions, but that place looks frozen in time with him in it.
Some life and action could revive lots there.

Cheers Richard

PS Flyn Hawn, where are you from in the islands?

Richard yes from the islands, big island. Also for your info if you are ever shipping large or heavy parts try Hawaiian Ocean Transport. I just shipped a pair of seats to Wahiawa and they were $206 delivered to his residence. I did have to drop them at their warehouse in carson ca. but they would have picked them up.

Aloha,
Dave