jmrjames

Risky Business Porsche Chase Scene. PM me if you want me to email it to you. 42MB file

If someone can host this for download that would be better.

Nicole

This?

jmrjames

This is 4.01 min long and seems to be the entire scene than the one you have shown.

BTW How do you download from YouTube. I know how to copy.

Nicole

You need some special software to download streaming video.

jmrjames

Correct and that is why I am making this offer here. Any computer should play a mpg file.

Can you host ?

c_span

Or just go to a site like http://keepvid.com/ put the youtube clip URL in - no special software required

Dave928S

Go to .... http://youtubedownload.altervista.org/
It's a very simple free program that will allow you to download anything on You Tube and save it in your preferred file format.

Robert B

Does anyone have the chase scene from "Looker" came out in 1981...

Z928328

Any movies that have 928 GTS in it? All i see is the 70s & early 80s model..

john bono

"I think I can take him." Really? A 928 can outrun an emissions-crippled caddy bloatmobile with a 0-60 time of 22.6 seconds? A cement truck could have taken him.

Robert B

If I can remember the chase from Looker also had a similar aerodynamic brick going after the 928. In reality its just the movies, first they choose the square box to chase the 928 for visual difference, then they have to keep the cars close to each other for the chase scene, cause if you did this in real life the chase scene would be about 7 seconds long...

jmrjames

http://www.imcdb.org/vehicles_make-P...model-928.html


Porsche 928 GTS in Crazy Race, 2003

1995 Porsche 928 GTS in Clarkson: Hot Metal, 2004

Robert B

Here are two shots that I found, first one shows the aerodynamic brick catching up (yeah right!) second is a side view. Anyone know what year she is?

john bono

That looks like a lincoln Mk IV. If it was a Mk III, that might not be too much of a stretch for it to keep up in the straights. The mark III was a boat, but it actually had a decent motor.

pcar928fan

Do a search for "Risky business 928" and you will find a whole thread about that car. There was an actual magazine article written about it even.