The real McCoy - Video clip
07-23-2003, 04:31 AM
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The real McCoy - Video clip
I thought you air cooled fans would enjoy this!!!
Here is a short video clip my Brother in law and I shot last weekend and edited into a short video. Unfortunately the pictures he took were lost because his camera along with the film was stolen the following day. AHHHHH!!!!!
This is a real 1960 Porsche RS60 at a friends shop. They have been restoring this car for the past 2yrs. It is the only one in Canada to my knowledge. I am sure the owner will let us take some more pictures of the car. I will post them when we take them.
Cheers! And enjoy!!!!
Greg Lewis
Here is a link to the clip. Feel free to post some comments.
http://www.studiobraun.ca/rs60/
Here is a short video clip my Brother in law and I shot last weekend and edited into a short video. Unfortunately the pictures he took were lost because his camera along with the film was stolen the following day. AHHHHH!!!!!
This is a real 1960 Porsche RS60 at a friends shop. They have been restoring this car for the past 2yrs. It is the only one in Canada to my knowledge. I am sure the owner will let us take some more pictures of the car. I will post them when we take them.
Cheers! And enjoy!!!!
Greg Lewis
Here is a link to the clip. Feel free to post some comments.
http://www.studiobraun.ca/rs60/
07-23-2003, 01:38 PM
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Thanks Doug!!!
A little more info about the car from the owner.
It was apparently raced by Roger Penske back in the day.
The car was purchased from a New York artist who works in metal (used to hang with Andy Warhol). I do not know his name. He had the car in his loft apartment in boxes. He liked the structure and frame of the car. I guess he had some pieces on display or something.
Cheers!
Greg Lewis
A little more info about the car from the owner.
It was apparently raced by Roger Penske back in the day.
The car was purchased from a New York artist who works in metal (used to hang with Andy Warhol). I do not know his name. He had the car in his loft apartment in boxes. He liked the structure and frame of the car. I guess he had some pieces on display or something.
Cheers!
Greg Lewis
