cabrio993

Much better than the guys in this video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tQHOeXyvn5s

cabrio993

...and this is how the 911 was pinted and finished..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=leis5zazeXY

pcar964

awesome video, I hadn't seen that before

Wilder

Awesome, thanks for posting.

epj993

Thanks Danny - those are great. I think that's the Voyages Series on the History Channel. Setup your Tivo, it seems to air about every two months or so.

Terry Adams

Thanks Danny and Cabrio993. Today's company would bleed financially if they still made them that way. That's the paradox that explains today's low 993 resale values. Ageless beauty and robust build quality, but at the price of repairs and rebuilds that eventually must be done the old way. Not by dealers trained in throw-away exchange service, but by independents who must charge accordingly.

993inNC

That video was sold on here not to long ago by .........can't remember. It was a history channel presentation. They were cheap DVD's($9) so I bought one. I'm surprised so many here hadn't seen it before.

zicoramone

Repost

Paul902

Awesome!! Thanks for sharing, Danny.

clubrsr993

Excellent! Love it! Thank you for sharing.

cabrio993

Here is another video of the 911 chasis being built. Some of it still aplies to the 993.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pBcH9CBBI0M

DJF1

and your point is?

TD in DC

Does anyone else find it slightly amusing that, beginning at about 1:04 or so, they start talking about "Germanic attention to detail" and then they pan to a worker, who appears to be Turkish, tapping on the rear quarterpanel with a hammer

cabrio993

So what if it's a repost? I have the original video but didn't know it was on you tube and enjoyed wacthing it again, as did many others here.

I hate when people post "repost" if they have seen it before. So what? If you seen it before, don't look at it again and just move on...

Butzi

Here, here. Maybe he's trying to push his post count over 1000...? What a pointless post.

I loved watching the 959 in action, again, and again. Amazing engineering...