@@colemancalgary5260 in this video he only designed and built the knock-down aero package that he can fold up and store in the car to drive it on the street to the track where he can install the aero and go for a fast run. after his run he can put it back inside the car and drive it home. Other than that, probably nothing of note.
You know what makes this car special, it's the care and attention and commitment Jack shows it. It's not a museum piece like Jay Leno's cars, he doesn't just throw money at it. He uses his wits and ingenuity to get results with a limited budget. The car becomes part of Jacks history, not just a consumer item to be thrown out when the latest model shows up. The garage too is a work of genius. There's probably a Japanese or zen word for it, but I just call it a place for everything, and everything in it's place. Truly an inspiration.
Jack Olsen`s garage is always inspiring to me. The way he figured out what works for him, with the limited room and available resources is great. I guess I have to tidy up my own garage now, trying to improve as well...
This is what a guy with a Porsche really is about....driving it hard on street and track...not worrying about the stone chips on the hood like most porsche owners...its serving its purpose...thanx for showing and sharing the true passion
I came to the Channel to see the initial vidéo (not for the first Time 😉) at the end I wanted some news from this Man and I came across here! Thank you really and thank you for changing the tail lights ( only thing I didn't like)
Fabulous to see Jack Olson again. Clear thoughts. Clear visions. Marvelous outcomes. I remember his Petrolicious video from a few years ago and also the 911R series of videos he participated in - all wonderful. He genuinely seems happy and that is great to see. Cheers from Round Rock.
Jack! Your video that was shared by Petrolicious 8 years back served as my inspiration for what I hope to be my own garage one day! I have begun my own RUclips channel around the beauty that is the creative process of the automobile. Your stuff is truly inspiring!
I've been reading about Jack Olsen for about 10 years, first hearing of him through GarageJournal forum. Inspirational, seeing him do so much in a small space. He has no room for excuses, only solutions.
@@colemancalgary5260 how empty are you ? There are thousands of positive comments on these garage build videos from people being inspired, if you had a hand in the work and want recognition for it then speak to the man, don’t be another drain on morale we have enough of them in the world.
I have been a petrolicious fan since the channel started and watched his first video you showcased all those years ago multiple times. I'm glad you did a follow-up I'm glad he's still has the car progressing and still enjoying the car and the garage
You are a prime example of a version of what alot of car enthusiasts invent of themselves in their head or aspire to do one day but in real life Bravo good sir, keep on keepin on.
Like the lift idea, we see these all the time at industrial auctions. May have to look into it. , tired of jacking up the 912. Best of luck in your shop !
Enjoyed watching Jack's garage take shape years ago when I perused the Garage Journal. He had some great ideas that spawned ideas for my garage back then and the shop I have now on my acreage. Nice video of a a down to earth regular guy with a vision. 👍👍
That's awesome, great shop. In my own tiny shop I once finished for the day, stepped outside for some cooler air, and a semi went by. The road was only ten yards away. A sliver of steel was whipped up, maybe from the sweeping up I just did. It went right into my eye, as I stood outside the shop. I was alone. No cellphone with me. I closed up and drove for an hour and a half to a hospital. Two tears and a puncture in my cornea. Jack, please wear your safety glasses more often when you use your drill press etc.
Simplicity is a huge key for success, the old is still a very useful and updated for an everyday usage. In world that is evolving way too fast, this just shows how we can use and make with the old objects. If we all use a little bit more of the used objects, the planet will clearly appreciate. New doesn't means that it's better.
What a beautiful car and wonderful garage. I’d love to de clutter my dads garage. He has a three car, filled with turbos and car components. A project never seems to be finished but that’s the life of a mechanic.
Is so awesomely smart ! I saw way back one video of you preparing to go racing with you porsche to go racing then back home 👍 great work great thinking 👍 am saving money to buy me my air cooled porsche when i retire in about 10 years ! Keep on the good work man!! 👍
That's so Inspirating. That's how exactly i wanna be from here to 15 more years. 😍 i know i can do it. I know we all can make it someday with passion and efford!
I would have liked to see more of ashop tour. I like that we have insight into his mythology. But, the shop itself would've been great to see. Every corner.
@@3ducs Didn't see them, getting old. Lovely shop, fun place to visit. I like the pull down work benches. A neighbourhood old man used to have pull down train sets! Really cool, all O gauge.
That fold down bench is a good idea, but it looks like a struggle to lower it down due to the weight, something simple like a couple of struts from a boot lid (trunk) would sort it.
Thanks. I originally planned to have an assist system like you describe. But it got too complicated, in terms of keeping it hidden in the wall. I decided I could just carry the weight of the table. But as I get older, I might need to reconsider that.
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Two beautiful wonders of the world: Jack's garage, and Jack's jawline.
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He has more of an engineering mind than a lot of the engineers I know
I guarantee you its due to all of his family being engineers. Who you're around growing up shapes who you turn out to be.
The only thing he built was his ego he didn’t build a dam thing in that garage!
@@colemancalgary5260 Well do you have proof?
@@colemancalgary5260 in this video he only designed and built the knock-down aero package that he can fold up and store in the car to drive it on the street to the track where he can install the aero and go for a fast run. after his run he can put it back inside the car and drive it home. Other than that, probably nothing of note.
@@dongdynamics does he have the proof that he built it? Is the real question!
I was like 23 when I watched his first feature on here. Here I am 10 years later. Happy to see Jack again.
Same here ;)
Ha, same
The car that can do it all, and the guy that can do it all. Great to see this again.
This is the good ol petrolicious I remember!
You know what makes this car special, it's the care and attention and commitment Jack shows it. It's not a museum piece like Jay Leno's cars, he doesn't just throw money at it. He uses his wits and ingenuity to get results with a limited budget. The car becomes part of Jacks history, not just a consumer item to be thrown out when the latest model shows up. The garage too is a work of genius. There's probably a Japanese or zen word for it, but I just call it a place for everything, and everything in it's place. Truly an inspiration.
Jack Olsen`s garage is always inspiring to me. The way he figured out what works for him, with the limited room and available resources is great. I guess I have to tidy up my own garage now, trying to improve as well...
It’s so awesome that Petrolicious found your garage. Congrats Jack 👏
Steinschläge durch 19 Jahre Mototsport - das sieht man und es sieht großartig aus!
Love this. This guy has an engineer’s mind and a workman’s ingenuity! Great car!
I love how used that car is! Well done.
love it. thank you. maximizing what you have speaks to me.
As much as I love Black Beauty, Jack's garage is still more impressive, and I am constantly inspired to make spaces more useable because of it.
What a story, reminds of my garage setup that has recently come together, with a lift and track car; albeit, it’s a BMW :)
Thank you, Jack for such an inspiring story!
Most people just fill their garages with crap, but this one is filled with memories.
He inspired me and my projects from when he first featured here.
bravi peccato che non facciate più video
This is what a guy with a Porsche really is about....driving it hard on street and track...not worrying about the stone chips on the hood like most porsche owners...its serving its purpose...thanx for showing and sharing the true passion
Feeling very calm & serene right now, Thank-You Jack!
Jack is an inspiration. Love the garage and his fold away aero package.
I remember finding the garage journal in 2009 and then jack posting his garage makeover and I was in awe. Crazy how time flies
OMG.. Mr Olsen is a Real ingenier, I admire your industrious mind.
I came to the Channel to see the initial vidéo (not for the first Time 😉) at the end I wanted some news from this Man and I came across here!
Thank you really and thank you for changing the tail
lights ( only thing I didn't like)
Heard about the filming about 3yrs ago. Finally here. GJ forum is going nuts right now probably
It’s funny, I just watched the old video a week or two ago, it’s one of my favorites. Nice to see the garage and car are still works in progress.
I truly admire the mentality of Mr Olsen!
LEGEND!!!
Fabulous to see Jack Olson again. Clear thoughts. Clear visions. Marvelous outcomes. I remember his Petrolicious video from a few years ago and also the 911R series of videos he participated in - all wonderful. He genuinely seems happy and that is great to see. Cheers from Round Rock.
I'm glad you came back to this story, because it's a great one.
Jack! Your video that was shared by Petrolicious 8 years back served as my inspiration for what I hope to be my own garage one day! I have begun my own RUclips channel around the beauty that is the creative process of the automobile. Your stuff is truly inspiring!
Amazing Video. Great way of life. The best for the Soul. Regards from Europe Barcelona Spain
One of my favorite Petrolicious episodes, now has a sequel.
Jack is unbelievably creative and talented. I’d love to have that garage.
You can put your mind to it and make it happen
I've been reading about Jack Olsen for about 10 years, first hearing of him through GarageJournal forum. Inspirational, seeing him do so much in a small space. He has no room for excuses, only solutions.
He only project managed that garage don’t be fooled!
He built it himself from various cabinets
@@colemancalgary5260 how empty are you ? There are thousands of positive comments on these garage build videos from people being inspired, if you had a hand in the work and want recognition for it then speak to the man, don’t be another drain on morale we have enough of them in the world.
Awesome job!!!
I have been a petrolicious fan since the channel started and watched his first video you showcased all those years ago multiple times. I'm glad you did a follow-up I'm glad he's still has the car progressing and still enjoying the car and the garage
You are a prime example of a version of what alot of car enthusiasts invent of themselves in their head or aspire to do one day but in real life Bravo good sir, keep on keepin on.
Jack's 12 Gauge Garage was one of the first videos I every saw from Petrolicious. Both car, garage, and builder have been very inspirational.
Like the lift idea, we see these all the time at industrial auctions. May have to look into it. , tired of jacking up the 912. Best of luck in your shop !
Enjoyed watching Jack's garage take shape years ago when I perused the Garage Journal. He had some great ideas that spawned ideas for my garage back then and the shop I have now on my acreage. Nice video of a a down to earth regular guy with a vision. 👍👍
Awesome car and even better garage space
Incredible! This is one video I'm going to be watching repeatedly now.
That's awesome, great shop. In my own tiny shop I once finished for the day, stepped outside for some cooler air, and a semi went by. The road was only ten yards away. A sliver of steel was whipped up, maybe from the sweeping up I just did. It went right into my eye, as I stood outside the shop. I was alone. No cellphone with me. I closed up and drove for an hour and a half to a hospital. Two tears and a puncture in my cornea. Jack, please wear your safety glasses more often when you use your drill press etc.
I've seen a few videos of Jack's garage and 911. I have enjoyed all of them, but this one had a nice storyline to it. Well done as always.
Just. Wonderful.
An episode worth watching. Its been a while.
My first ever video I watched on Petrolicious years ago was of Jack's 911 and I fell in love with his garage. My OCD thanks you!
Simplicity is a huge key for success, the old is still a very useful and updated for an everyday usage. In world that is evolving way too fast, this just shows how we can use and make with the old objects. If we all use a little bit more of the used objects, the planet will clearly appreciate. New doesn't means that it's better.
Outstanding
That sound of that beautiful porsche 🤤
Your garage sets a new orbit. You have all my admiration and respect.
Regards from Spain
One of my favorite car guys who gets it done!!
This is one inspiring video. Thank you.
Working with your hands. Learning by doing. Failing, adapting, improving. The garage is a place of purpose and growth.
Always inspiring. Mr. Olsen is my hero. :-)
Thank you for your time 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Wow, what an inspiration, thank you for sharing this!
Great video. Really relatable and inspiring.
What a great video!
That's the Petrolicious we love! 👌
What a beautiful car and wonderful garage. I’d love to de clutter my dads garage. He has a three car, filled with turbos and car components. A project never seems to be finished but that’s the life of a mechanic.
Awesome feature!
This is the style of video we want!
very very very inspiring
Thank you for this video! I’ve met Jack and seem him a couple of times he’s a cool guy!
look him up on garage journal. lots of detail on building/installing the lift
Fantastic to go back to Jack's garage. My respect for the bloke has only gone up over time. What a legend.
My fave petro vid and now a sequel!
What a badass! Just stores the aero package in the car like it's nothing!
Awesome garage. Car is super sweet
Is so awesomely smart ! I saw way back one video of you preparing to go racing with you porsche to go racing then back home 👍 great work great thinking 👍 am saving money to buy me my air cooled porsche when i retire in about 10 years ! Keep on the good work man!! 👍
An inspiration to many of us
Great video. Jack is inspiring.
Just a joy to watch and aspire to.
That's so Inspirating. That's how exactly i wanna be from here to 15 more years. 😍 i know i can do it. I know we all can make it someday with passion and efford!
That’s a badass 911
Much Respect to him..🏁👍
Best garage!
Very very cool story!!
I swear there is nothing like an old porsche, every time i see one it makes me feel some type of way. Some day i hope to own one.
Jack’s back
Very nice!!! And I have an '72 911 as well.
Killer video!
Nice shop!
Gorgeous
Jack Olsen ur a beast sir
I would have liked to see more of ashop tour. I like that we have insight into his mythology. But, the shop itself would've been great to see. Every corner.
Thanks. Be careful what you wish for, because I made a clip about the place that goes into a lot more detail. ruclips.net/video/2lCrlVhwHnE/видео.html
@@JackOlsen oh, thank you! I daily drive my chevy classics, I really wanted to see how others get around and about.
Cracking! Wish I had the space for this garage. Moreso, the time to make it happen....
Make time
Cool garage cool car and jack is a cool man😎
Love it! Connection of man and his machine; what will we tinker with when all we have is electric transportation pods??
We need an in depth tour please!
Wow ! 😀 love it !
This guy is a older version of me!!!👍👍👍
Very cool... 👊😎
Wow amazing
I was contemplating selling my 911. Now I don't think I will. Thanks, Jack. -Jim in Green Bay
Legend
Marvelous!
I would advise 2 things: safety glasses whilst using cutting tools, and a serious lock on the garage doors, plus a security system.
Look carefully, he is wearing goggles.
@@3ducs
Didn't see them, getting old.
Lovely shop, fun place to visit. I like the pull down work benches. A neighbourhood old man used to have pull down train sets! Really cool, all O gauge.
@@thomasmulhall4873 I am 3/4 of a century old...
@@3ducs
So is my set of German ignition files. Everything was made better back then...
@@thomasmulhall4873 I think your files might be better made...
That fold down bench is a good idea, but it looks like a struggle to lower it down due to the weight, something simple like a couple of struts from a boot lid (trunk) would sort it.
Thanks. I originally planned to have an assist system like you describe. But it got too complicated, in terms of keeping it hidden in the wall. I decided I could just carry the weight of the table. But as I get older, I might need to reconsider that.
Such a good video. Good work. The way the hood closes at the end of the video. 😳. Is that normal for a long hood?
It's a lightweight fiberglass hood. And the owner is nervous and self-conscious because people are filming him.