The 320 bhp Rennsport Porsche 911 ST 

Just followed your channel, I love the Elise.

I have to refer you to the early petrolicious short films. I think we would prefer less of the nit-picky details such as which roll bars or size wheels the thing has. We'd prefer to hear it drive and learn about the owner's relationship with the car. There's more to the story than the spec sheet. And please, air-cooled 911's get so much attention. How about something interesting?

You should listen to that guy ↑

Would love to know more about the engine internals, cam choices, compression ratios, etc.

Planning on it very soon

Yeah, I was gonna ask for the same thing. Some Moto videos would be great!

Hey thanks Donny!

Hey thanks Ricardo! Good to hear from you again, hopefully I can get back to Brisbane soon for a visit.

Thanks! Just subscribed to your channel, it looks fantastic.

Thanks for the kind words Wingnut!

Much appreciated Matt! We have a few film concepts in the planning stage and this one is definitely on the high end of the spectrum.

Thanks for the kind words Irv!

Agreed, Darryl did an excellent job, I think he belongs on TV.

Thanks Roger, I have a soft spot for old British bikes too so we're working on it!

I love those too.

Glad you like it!

Whatever bro. I have the shields on my Fuchs pointed AWAY from the valve stems just to weed out people like you. Anyone who points out that they “should” be pointed towards the valve stems is no one I want to talk to. The Porsche name thing is like that. And before you go into the lame argument about how it’s disrespectful can you say without a shadow of doubt that you pronounce every car manufacturer name properly? How about every city or town that you visit when on vacation? How about every name of every person you meet? If you pronounce a single one of any of those incorrectly then your a hypocrite for complaining about how some bloke pronounces Porsche.

"White Grand Prix" too.

Good question, I'll ask them and report back.

Chartreuse. Period correct but never very popular at the time.

Looks like colour code 226 Lime green is same as chartreuse. www.356-911.com/modelinfo/911colours/911colours7173.htm

Thanks Brelinda!

I suspect so but I'm not sure

Agreed 100%

Hey thanks Jim!

Thanks Michal, stay tuned as we've got more on the way!

@@Silodrome Glad to hear that

I was wondering the same thing. My guess is that it’s as simple as someone painted Rolex logos onto some dials.

That's a good question, I'll send off an email to Paul at Rennsport to get the backstory on them.

Fuchs are a famous alloy wheel manufacturer closely associated with Porsche, they used them on a lot of factory racing Porsches back in the day.

@@Silodrome i was mocking the pronunciation ;)