curve lover

Thanks for sharing, Phil.
When the trailer came out, I was surprised how much I liked it.
Now I'm surprised how much I like the 30-minute film -- I enjoyed learning about Mr. Walker, etc.

I'm easily surprised by how much I like these air-cooled classics

JimGinKC

Very cool! thanks for posting

RocketJohn

thanks for posting that!

Yoshinoya

Very awesome, thanks for posting!

jstyer

No lie... I've already watched it three times. First time by myself, second time with a friend... And just finished it for the third time so my fiance could see it. Truly awesome guy with some, "bitchin' good Porsches"

RoDeO_993

perfect, makes me wanna a old 911

element

haha! ive already watched 2x and there's another 2x in the next day or so.. LOVE IT

phil.

Mike J

Great video - so where does this guy get the $$$ to do this? He mentions some businesses, clothing lines, but I think that "hobby" takes some pretty serious cash - not in the range of the regular working guy for sure. Great story!

How much of the work does he do himself vs. farming it out?

Cheers,

Mike

trophy

http://www.seriousclothing.com/

Some serious cash in Clothing (especially when you outfit rockers)

boman993

As a fellow enthusiast, I was really excited about this project! The trailer
really got me hooked. It was weird; I felt an instant connection with Magnus'
perspective of owning and living with these cars...

But I won't lie, I was a bit dissapointed with the movie itself! I was hoping to
see more of that enthusiasm captured. I wanted to experience the shear
enjoyment he talks about when hitting his favorite 10-100 mile loops.. The
film to me was a 32 minute commercial about his film studio rental, vintage-
but-new clothing and 911 restoration. If there was more emphasis on
Magnus- the-Outlaw-911-enthusiast, the commercial wouldn't have been so
blatant!

The sound, the cinematography, the colour, the editing, it was all TOP
NOTCH! I loved every second of the flick from that perspective... I love high
budget eye candy!!

I'm not Debbie-Downer, I swear! Haha...

Mike J

Looks like he has built the perfect "man-cave" - its fantastic to what passion can do! Its going to be fun to see what the next ten years brings - can you imagine the "Magnus 996" ?

FGL28

Since I know Magnus I can say ABSOLFCUKINGLUTY NO!!!!!!!!!!!!!! To the 996.

As for what he does on the car it depends on what is needed and his time. He does source the parts and cars, which is a time consumer. His cloths are cool, but too cool for my teenage daughter.

He is a good guy who is willing to spread the info. He shows uptothe Early 911's coffee in LA. My dog, who is wary of most, likes him.

I need to watch the movie tonight, when I have the time.

993Brendan

Can't wait to watch it tonight. Saw the trailer a few months ago and watched it several times, but my iPad died 5 minutes into the 30 minute film last night. Can't wait to crack a few tonight and check it out.

Quadcammer

didn't get more than 10min in due to streaming problems, but I think his living space is far cooler than the cars.

Cactus

I had it on pause studying that arched doorway. I could live there.