Finding yourself in a Porsche 356

[Canada Kev]

Awesome story...

[Canada Kev]

Same car and guy, different, awesome photography.

[timchar]

Pretty cool. Gotta give the guy credit for following his own path. A bit of a trailblazer. Pretty amazing what that 356 can do. Thanks for sharing. Tim

[nvr2mny]

Cool. Who of us here would venture in their p-car where he went? I would like to think I would, but probably not. Good for him.

[Discseven]

Kev... Inspiring vid! Now have strong urge to create off-road 911. Can't wait to see GF's reaction.

[nvr2mny]

Originally Posted by Discseven

Kev... Inspiring vid! Now have strong urge to create off-road 911. Can't wait to see GF's reaction.

Yeah, I think your 930 is the PERFECT candidate! You first

[Discseven]

Originally Posted by nvr2mny

Yeah, I think your 930 is the PERFECT candidate! You first

HA! A hospitable invitation NV. And conceptually... beautiful! When have we ever seen an off road 930.... not lately. Alas, let's consider the bank in our standing rides (very nice boost'r u have... fine pairing of wheels with the car's color.) Seems a heady sacrilege to relegate either yours or mine to a rock beating. But I shall politely respond, "No, you first."

Omitting boost'd from this... where to? Am thinking of a junk-yard dog---that's already lost a lot of weight from scavengers---and calling that the starting gate to a new adventure. Bare bones-it. Would not be too expensive. I'm in south Florida----no trails to speak of ANYwhere near here. Would have to trailer "the dog" out to midwest/Rockies. For amusement... am going to do some junk yarding to see what price tag is on this scheme.

If anyone has a rugged auto parts brand that would sponsor this insanity... PM me to start marketing dialogue. Yes... really.

[nvr2mny]

Karl. Does seem like a cool idear!