One quick story that kind of helps explain why I like to share my Porsche Cayman with other people. CAVEAT: This is a childhood memory that has been dramatized.
Amzing story! I can really imagine that this has been a highlight moment of your vacation. I had a cool experience as well when i was a little guy. I was 10 years old and offcoarse i was obsessed with anything car related. I asked my mom what Ferrari owners did for a living and she told me i could just ask. So next time i saw one i walked up to the owner of a red 360 Modena and straight forward asked. Amazingly he took the time to get a cup of coffee and talk about how he started and what he did for business and stuff. We talked about cars for a bit and eventually i offered to pay for the coffee because his time was so valuable for me. He offered me a ride home because he liked my generousity. Amazing experience, i will never forget this!
Great story. Off to a good start evangelizing. I stumbled on to your channel because I have taken a liking to the Cayman and wanted to learn more about it. You truly have done a nice job expressing most anything a future Cayman buyer may want to know. As far as you being a car guy, I think you now have enough Cayman content that you can transition to other cars as well as opinions or vlog responses to other channels. :)
I grew up around cars. My Dad sold auto parts. And yes, I also love to let kids who want to sit in one of my cars do it. I even let the adults sit in the cars too (if they want to). Fun video. Thanks!
That is sooo cool. Oddly I'm the same. I was lucky enough to have a stranger let me drive his Ferrari Testarossa while I was at an Italian Car meet. Now when I take people out in my Cayman S, I tend to offer them a drive. Some turn it down. ON the occasions when I'm not sure if I'm going to offer them a drive, I remind myself that I was allowed to drive my all time dream car. A friggin TESTAROSSA!
Someone Sitting in my car. Yes. Someone Driving it. Ehhhh I'm not quite there yet lol. I've had it almost a year now and I'm thinking about letting my wife drive it sometime...
Materials degrade and you will appreciate the picture even more later in life. Highly suggest you dig those out and upload them to a more permanent storage location ie in the cloud
