Helios59

Yep, that's his car. He should fix that headlight, he can afford it...of course, if you follow the show, he has bigger problems right now...like being arrested.

I'm a fan

Peter Zimmermann

When I still had my shop we maintained the full spectrum of P-cars in every condition imaginable. We had incredible SCs (this was in the mid-'90s) with less than 5K miles, SCs with 200K + miles, a '73 RS Lightweight that was perfect, almost new 993 twin-turbos that were always dirty, 964s with a ton of cigar ash on the carpet, perfect almost daily driver 3.2 liter Carreras, rusty 356s, perfect 356s, 2.2 Ts that had color changes, 914s that had been hit with an ugly stick, and every possible combination of miss-matched paint on panels that had been damaged.

The only consistencies were; (1) all were good, solid cars mechanically, and (2) all were loved. I didn't understand, for a long time, how a car that was simply an ash tray for a well-known actor could be "loved," but it was in its owner's own way. I didn't understand how a doctor could love his 356 (owned for about 30-years at the time), even though so much of the floor had rusted away he could have stopped the car by putting his feet down. And then, one day, a customer told me about what I call bss - bedroom slipper syndrome. He said that his bedroom slippers looked as bad as his car, but he couldn't bring himself to replace them either.