Sid's 1982 Porsche 911 SC | Youth & Classic Cars 

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Hope Sid comes back soon! America needs more people like him!! Amazing story and rad car!!

"the radio switches on at 4000rpm" is the best thing ive ever seen

This man belongs here, or I belong where his people are; he speaks the language of the land of automobile enthusiast. I hope that after November, we are graced with your presence for as long as you wish. I look forward to hearing and seeing more from you. Thank you

I think this was one the best youve made so far. The edits just really help connect the stories together. Its a really well made video. Well done man, ive always expected high quality vids from you but you always exceeded them and i respect that 🤗

Ooooo, 80s Porsche. I like.

Not your usual content but as a car guy, I love and appreciate classic cars of all makes and models so thanks for this. It's a great story and his excitement about his car is contagious!

Uh oh..Petrolicious watch out! LOL Great story and fantastic deal.

I Love this, its the same for me I purchased a 1983 911 SC I Love it, its not what people assume it is, its so much more!

World class stuff Ben. As well done as the Petrolicious guys.

I like this guy

Fantastic!

Awesome, Ben! Great video as always!

Other than some of Magnus Walker's cars, this is the coolest Porsche and Porsche story that I've seen on all of RU-vid.

Awesome video as always Ben, keep up the great work!

Classic look with an analog feel. Perfect description!

This defines SoCal automotive culture. Cool cars, cooler owners! Great piece

Beautiful car, beautiful story, I can definitely relate to your experience on owning a classic car. I'm sure you'll do well wherever you find your next adventure.

This is awesome. I'm 24 and the car scene is becoming less and less fun because I feel like I'm being compressed by lawn-chair-sitting-at-car-show boomers and young people that only drive stanced Subarus and vape the same flavor. Very encouraging to see you highlight more young people that enjoy classic cars like me. Edit: Since everyone is listeing their cars, I have a 1965 Ford Fairlane, a 1970 Mustang Fastback Project, and a 1973 Bronco Project.

Just bought one of these tonight.. great video!

Finally new video!! Been checking everyday for a new video. The day has finally arrived!

Great video! Nice looking watch as well.

What a great story!

Great video!! I’m 21 and I’m primarily into early Fords (loved your video on the 32 coupe and 34 sedan!). Let’s keep car culture alive!!!

Ben thanks for bring Sid to us...great story,,great guy,,I hope he is able to return to the US..

Very neat video! Glad to see all types of gear heads involved in the car culture. Good luck to that gentleman in all his endeavors. He’ll be back.

What an amazing story! Well done!

Lovely car!

What a car !!!. Absolutely the best !!!!

Awesome!! Love this story and I believe cars bring out our true talents.

Man I’m loving your vids. I love these short doco style. Gives us more!!

After saving this video and watching many times, I am finally the owner of a 1982 Porsche 911SC in Black Metallic over tan. It's a driver's car, for sure, just like Sid's. And I love it for all its beauty and imperfections. Fantastic film. - Adam

NICE JOB BEN... KEEP THE VIDEOS UP!!!

pretty cool!

More than double the subs it used to be. Great job, Ben. Thanks all this time for highlighting we younger guys that own or enjoy the classic car hobby. 💪We rock. And we keep real cars a bold subject. Old cars are truly for young people. Very classy Porsche. They make a great car. After all, Porsche has like 19 wins at Le Mans of France. More than the entire world hahaha I feel exactly the way he does. I'm from AL, but I never truly made friends or started driving until I've came to Michigan and the car scene is much bigger, especially car shows. HotWheels started me off, but now I'm here really living that HotWheels life.

I Love your SC !! Very nice car !!

Excellent review. “Wine 11”, Love it !

love your video! great job! i hope you that you'll be able to get back to the US soon and reunite with your SC.

Awesome video!

Great video!

Another super great film Ben! I always like to mess with my old car right after one of these episodes you put on here!

This is a great story.

loved this video! great one bro!

One wiper ... interesting. Love the plate 👍 All the best with your future, Sid.

Love the story and great video.

Another great video. Reminds me of gears and gasoline but with classics. Keep it up!

Lovely old car, my favourite Porsche colour.

Lovely colour

I love the stories behind these cars, this guy has so much enthusiasm. I am jealous he gets to live in SoCal!

Great story Sid

Great story, fantastic made video🤗

Great car. Great story.

Very, very well done.

Great story and car!,really enjoyed every bit of itbest of luckin whatever you're doing and hopefully you'll be reunited with your porsche again take care!

I have a 1986 Alfa Romeo Spider 🕷 and I live on LONG Island and I love it when I can use it as a daily driver but on like Southern California I have to deal with road salt and humidity which shortens the life of the body. More power to you dude. You get it. Enjoy it well you have it. Oh yeah....love those shots of the BMW BOXER.

Keep the videos coming! lol great channel

Awesome!! buen viaje de regreso a su casa, getting hook on this "four speed films", keep it up!!

Awesome video! I just recently added a 1978 911SC targa to the garage. It is the perfect 911!

Hope to see you at a Porsche event in the future, Sid! Beautiful SC.

Nice fotos! i have a '79 911....put in a Classic Retrofit electric A/C unit and VW electric heater....Great in the heat of summer and dead of winter..... no more sweating inside or fog-up windshields.

Keep this coming!!!🙏🙏

Sid, you remind me of myself in some ways. I am on my 4th Posrche and my current one is a 993 from 1984. Air cooled....not in perfect condition, daily driver, stickers and small details that give it my stamp. Now, I am on the look out for a 911SC. I am excited and enjoying the search.......if I could I would have one from every 911generation.......maybe one day. Thanks for the video.......put a huge smile on my face.

Your video production is getting better and better! Keep it up!

love your explanation of your sound and feel of it I grew up with my dad whom just passed and as a kid we went everywhere and I so want to buy my own one day for my sons maybe a couple

Great film. I dig his SKX007!

Nicely done 👍

This guy is really passionate about his car 👍🏽

"You're the first person who left a note on my car who wasn't trying to buy my car" -Sid How I met sid when I moved into the apartment at USC back in fall 18. Such a genuine guy and I wish I can see him before he leaves but Covid uggggghhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

This is one of the cleanest,best classic styling porsches ever made..best body style they made in my opinion,and those yellow headlights just set the car off right,very time period correct..

Beautifully filmed and edited. The editing is second to none. My personal liking is on certain drives have a split screen or insert to watch shifting at same time as negotiating curves. Gives feel like you are sitting in car.

Nice one Sid

Great video! Im looking for a 911SC and enjoyed hearing about your experience. I’m here in SoCal with a water cooled 944S2 cabriolet. I hope you get to stay or come back soon. Would be great take ride up the Angeles Crest and talk cars.

Cool vid!

Bad ass video as usual Ben 👍🏼

What a loss to the USA that this lad has to leave! Bright, articulate and passionate about his hobby. And I LOVE the yellow lenses! :@D

We miss you Sid hope you come back

Air cool life 😎 👌

What a great American story. Hope he finds his way back to the states.

Great story and sad that he has to leave.

Had a 83 sc. the best car I ever owned.

4:59 Seiko SKX, always looks like a billion bucks

Great video, I’ve got a 87 Carrera in SoCal, when you get back to SoCal let’s get together and drive our 911’s.

80's cars being called classic- Dammit im getting OLD!!!!

I owed a 1996 993 speedyellow Turbo for about 8 years It was AMAZING! 600HP 595 ft lb's torque All is not lost as l still own a 1978 911 SC silver/black 57k original miles & 100% stock It's as enjoyable to drive as my 993 just different

No idea how I missed this one. I enjoyed my time in Dubai, but that was in 1991, and the city is entirely different now. I don't recognize anything there now. This kid has the same bug I have, even if he likes 911s and stickers/badges, and small engines. I have a stereo in the daily driver GTO, but none of the other old ones have one because the engine sound is the reason for existing.

Sweeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeettttt!

Very cool kanye

Amazing cinematography Once again always great, Will we ever see The Vlog style videos again? either way I’m here for all of it. 🤙🏼

My favorite kind of Arab! One that likes to sit down and talk Porsche over a beer!

He rockin' that Seiko classic skx on an SC, can't get more legit than that friends...

When he says his boys here in Cali got the car ready bet he's referring to the exhaust conversion. That's a few grand I wouldn't wish on anyone. Plus it's total blshit.. I got my grey market SC to pass smog and skated on the conversion. Victory!!

SNARF!

Very great video. Will be following on Instagram as well. Is that Granatrot or Copperbraun exterior color? Cheers from Belgium!

My dad has a couple 80’s 911 Porsche’s that he bought 15 years ago when they were affordable.. for one for $6500 and the other around $8,000. Should have hung on to them!

👍🏼✌🏼

Nice video. What brand of tires are you using? They almost looked like slicks in one part. Thx

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Hey Sid, love the car. I drive one myself. One suggestion... lose all those tacky window stickers. Really cheapens the car., which speaks for itself and needs nothing but what it is to be as cool as it is. Cheers!

Filming in simi valley! Thats pretty sick!

I'm glad you mentioned Benton, that shop is only 10 minutes from my house! Did you ever restore the air conditioning?