FUCK..... I was just coming here to write that but you beat me to it. I was also thinking it had a special hidden compartment to stash your pocket snow... LoL 😂
@@markbrown8097 I was born at the end of the 80's but looking back now, that seemed to be when everyone was making crazy money fast. No social media so you just had to be there to experience it or see it in movies. You couldn't fake it like you can these days
@@Osamabeenleanin210I was born in 1976. Around 84-85 it just got stupid. Right before the violence really kicked off, and the crack users weren't crackheads yeat. Everybody was just getting so much money. It was coming in at all levels. I knew a dude who had a corvette in the 9th grade 😂. And that's just small time street level stuff. Imagine what the big boys were making?
@@dogsandyoga1743and your own vanity being your biggest down falls present for all who prove the truth to that statement so commonly found in human traits, swallow you proxies when needed and don't sabatoge yourself with pride to get haters motivated reasons building up enough to spiteful ruin u just put 9f just enough spite u don't like the taste of when u look that way 😮
Inside is really nice. Outside is horrendous, in the UK we'd say it looks like a Halfords special. (I'm not sure what cheap car shop you have in the USA.)
I can see myself in this. White suit with the sleeves rolled up, shoulder lenghth mullet hairstyle blowing in the wind while "The Heat is on" plays on the radio.
@@ComicusFreemaniusthere may be a genetic thing about how different ethnicities perceive colour and what feelings this perception creates. I imagine, it can be explained in a perfectly scientific way.
@@ComicusFreemanius I guess the debate is ongoing as to whether the term "Hispanic" implies non-European Spanish descent. Largely inconsequential but still interesting.
Gemballa and RUF were doing things with Porsche that Porsche was afraid to do. That's what's cool about the 911 platform, it led to a lot of crazy designs like the CTR2, which was actually mild compared to this.
Porsche wasn't afraid. Porsche is just conservative. Years ago, it focused even more on engineering (by contemporary comparison, of course) Big, straked air intakes are for "loud" Ferraris and Lamborghinis, for people, whose primary urge is to stand out, not drive fast. 😂
@@martinsgmireks1509I think Sir Mix a lot wrote a whole song about his "funky ass Porsche Gemballa". I am from Germany and I grew up in the 1970/1980s. The must have car for all the Pimps in the 1980s was a Mercedes 560 SEC with a "Kamei" body kit, painted in metal flake gold or aubergine. It looked so amazingly disgusting that it is just super cool. I'd love to have one of those. A friend of mine has a BMW 635 CSi with a Kamei kit painted in gold color with a dark green velours interior. I am constantly melting away when he pulls that baby in my driveway.
My first car was a 81 BMW 321 it had BBS wheels and Recardo seats. Got it from a police auction back in 86. Man i loved that car. It didn't have power steering but it hugged the ground like glue
The vehicle of choice for underworld pharmaceutical representatives. The cost of which, was 100% tax deductible since it was considered ... "Business Signage."
Pharmaceutical companies act like they didn't commit destruction ok levels well defined criminals create as by products of selfish moneymaking ways of business just like Pharmaceutical companies but hiding behind legal vague contracts that don't include all the information that might prevent business to be done long enough to pay for the class action lawsuit predetermined to be brought about in the future to not surpass a certain pattern relative to profits margins gained and still left after paying all the hundreds of wet palms that just stick themselves out there that expect a piece or trouble can be expected when there are power factors nor paid off the amount they felt due
I drove Pete Rose' (yeah, that Pete Rose) 1980 Porsche 935 that had gone through the coach building shop of DP. This was one twisted car, twin turbo, intercooler, stainless valvetrain, adjustable waste gates from the center console and many more mods that I can remember. I pulled the car outta our shop in an early Saturday morning industrial park and took off on an uninterrupted 2 mile stretch of asphalt that had me pegging 9 grand on tach and doing 265 kph (kph-mph conversion = 170 mph if I remember correctly) and that was at the high end of only second gear, I still had4 more to go but as I peeled my head off the seat back I finally saw that i had run entirely outta road in less than 10 seconds and if I didn't grab some binders real quick I would be cruising the lobby of Kuwahara North America at a hunnert miles an hour.
Be happy u didn't lose control or speed somewhere and some a hole jumped in to your lane not knowing ur gong 4 times the speed limit and are going make u shot pants immediately 😉
Strosek designed the MK4 Front for VW. Uwe Gemballa did some strange thinks and was murdered.. The doors on the MC-Laren were invented from Strosek, a man with a vision .
@@cubiczirconiabeard5366 Bro they had modded Testarossas back in the 90's. Full engine and body kits that doubled or tripled the cost of the car. Today cars are more expensive but the only tuner that comes close to Koenig today is Akira Nakai when it comes to spending baller money on an expensive car.
Back in those days I thought Gemballa was the ultimate designer, now I look at his designs the same way I look at the Testarossa...aged like fine milk.
Ferrari kits were cool back then. They had em on everything but lowriders it seemed like, looked good on mini trucks too. The Saab look was bad ass too I’d like to own something like this
The Ferrari kits you’re talking about were to make a Pontiac Fiero look like a Ferrari. This kit is to make a Porsche look like a different Porsche. Not even the same sport of comparison.
@@MH-ev3wr Ferrari kits were put on anything from mini trucks to Nissan Sentras on trucks at Truckin Shows and Lowrider Shows and Racer Shows I don’t know what you’re talking about. I know what I’m talking about and it ain’t what you’re saying. I’m sure they did put them on Fierios but not my point
@@jamescorfield534 so your point is that Ferrari “kits” were put on all kinds of cars that were NOT Ferraris to make them look like Ferraris. Slow clap. You’re also saying the Gemballa kit was put on a Porsche to look like a… Porsche? Frankly I don’t care what your point is. Everything devolves into an argument. I guess why would a fucking Ferrari kit be any different 🙄
Whew I would never physically be able to pull over for cops if I was driving this. Looks like it would take hold of you like a sweet line of white dreams
That vibe of half abandoned dying japanese town that was vibrant and at its peak in the 1970-80 is so atmospheric and hits you while your young hopeless soul just sits here thinking about past and future not knowing which path to take...
Gemballa is so cool. I always thought they were a fake brand made because the rights couldn’t be purchased to use Porsche branding, but when I found out those race cars existed it was bloody awesome
You also have to consider what cars look like around the mid 1980s and there were still a lot of late 70s cars driving around so this thing and even standard Porsches at the time really stood out like alien spaceships coming down the road and the kids loved it
These cars are so insane and over the top that I can't help but like them. It's pure 1980s excess in material form. And the shape is pretty sexy, too, not gonna lie. I love a slantnose.
I absolutely love those seats! Those seats are identical to the ones that they had in the BMWs at least the e30s that I'm aware of in the 80s and into the 90s
Car and Driver did an article on the Avalanche in the 80s. The car featured had one of the sickest paint jobs for the era...nose started a deep blue that faded to black...really gorgeous for the time.
Omg that car was amazing my friend in high school used to have one and let me drive sometimes up to a week it was amazing it was ahead of his time i swear to God it was. It was so fast too.
As a kid I first saw this in a Revell model kit catalog, and actually thought it looked cool! But saw one in real life a few years later, and was instantly cured....
My uncle Pete Taylor, bought one from Paul Newman. It was a black 935 slant nose drove it from Cal back to Miami. Had a couple cars in the Miami Grand Prix.!
If cocaine designed a car 😆
FUCK..... I was just coming here to write that but you beat me to it. I was also thinking it had a special hidden compartment to stash your pocket snow... LoL 😂
No, that was the DeLorean
It's a dope ass car
@AnonCerb 😆
@@xpndblhero5170you took the words out my mouth bro 😭 I was going to bring up a compartment 😅
Came in cocaine white😂
Different kind of whites
Lmao, as if Miami itself isn't built on "money you couldn't deposit in the bank"
😂😂😂
Slant nose
Cocaine is a hell of a Porsche!
It feels like 911 had one night stand with Testarossa and now both parties don't wanna talk about custody over theirs spawn
😂😂 underrated comment
Its just combining the best genes but it got outta hand😂
When your Mom is a 10 and your Dad is an 8, and.... you end up a 7. 😢
Wait until you see what rinspeed has 😮
Brilliant 👏 👏 👏
Ah yes, the money-laundermobile
Now they launder civil engineering with the help of corrupt politicians
Batman drives batmobile
Money-Launderman drives the Money-Laundermobile.
@@benjaminlewis5057Lol
80's had to be a hell of a time period to be in your 20's and 30's
I would agree if I had any recollection of that era.
@@markbrown8097 I was born at the end of the 80's but looking back now, that seemed to be when everyone was making crazy money fast. No social media so you just had to be there to experience it or see it in movies. You couldn't fake it like you can these days
@@Osamabeenleanin210I was born in 1976. Around 84-85 it just got stupid. Right before the violence really kicked off, and the crack users weren't crackheads yeat. Everybody was just getting so much money. It was coming in at all levels. I knew a dude who had a corvette in the 9th grade 😂.
And that's just small time street level stuff. Imagine what the big boys were making?
@@dogsandyoga1743damn u retire by 25 well
@@dogsandyoga1743and your own vanity being your biggest down falls present for all who prove the truth to that statement so commonly found in human traits, swallow you proxies when needed and don't sabatoge yourself with pride to get haters motivated reasons building up enough to spiteful ruin u just put 9f just enough spite u don't like the taste of when u look that way 😮
Vanilla Ice had a convertible one. I had a poster of a dark blue one, that was used as a Pioneer car stereo ad. I love it. Thanks.
I know he had the 5.0 mustang that was all white.
@@adamhayden5152you've seen that movie too
@adamhayden5152 he still has it to this day aswell as a lot of other classics ANND a full 24k gold 64' impala!
He had a white fox body 5.0 Mustang convertible not this
“Cool as Ice” lol
Slant nose 911’s and all their variations are some of the coolest cars to ever be produced 🔥🔥
It looks like an early version of Midjourney trying to cook up a 1980s 911
Honestly, that interior is super nice. I’m usually not a big fan of white, but it just looks so nice.
If you're not a fan a white you like black?
Are we talking about cocaine and heroine or car colors hmm maybe both😂
it has the piping on it so it's not just pure white, looks amazing!
@@blest5132 Exactly! Really classy look.
Inside is really nice. Outside is horrendous, in the UK we'd say it looks like a Halfords special. (I'm not sure what cheap car shop you have in the USA.)
Those seats also look ridiculously comfortable... killer interior!
The cocaine suitcase 200; fits 200 keys of coke while traveling at 200mph...TRUTH.
😂😂😂
I can just see this driving into a digital sunset in one of those synth-wave backdrops
I can see myself in this. White suit with the sleeves rolled up, shoulder lenghth mullet hairstyle blowing in the wind while "The Heat is on" plays on the radio.
Its never too late, my man.
Push it to the limit.
I still have my purple Willi Smith jacket with the huge shoulder pads. Could you give me a lift to the party? 🥳
I'm sensing the *Miami Vice* vibes.
@@rattlecat5968 Cue up the Jan Hammer theme music 🎶
One small detail I love about the show Narcos is all the top cartel leaders had extremely gaudy taste.
non-euro Hispanics in general.
You could say their taste was criminally bad.
Money doesn't buy taste
@@ComicusFreemaniusthere may be a genetic thing about how different ethnicities perceive colour and what feelings this perception creates.
I imagine, it can be explained in a perfectly scientific way.
@@ComicusFreemanius
I guess the debate is ongoing as to whether the term "Hispanic" implies non-European Spanish descent. Largely inconsequential but still interesting.
_and_ tuned over by RUF, what a slick Porsche.
They do love there 911's
I never liked the "slant nose" cars back then, but they have really grown on me over time. Oh nostalgia...
Gemballa and RUF were doing things with Porsche that Porsche was afraid to do. That's what's cool about the 911 platform, it led to a lot of crazy designs like the CTR2, which was actually mild compared to this.
Isn't the ctr2 like 600hp?
Porsche wasn't afraid. Porsche is just conservative. Years ago, it focused even more on engineering (by contemporary comparison, of course)
Big, straked air intakes are for "loud" Ferraris and Lamborghinis, for people, whose primary urge is to stand out, not drive fast. 😂
959 was the fastest car on the road, the carrera was one of the most dangerous
Loved the 80's in Fla. Miami vice days.
As he said "Miami Skyline" first thing i thought of too lol , then wished i lived there in the 80's rather than a town in Australia.
I really like those. They are just "in your face". Great.
😂
@@martinsgmireks1509I think Sir Mix a lot wrote a whole song about his "funky ass Porsche Gemballa". I am from Germany and I grew up in the 1970/1980s. The must have car for all the Pimps in the 1980s was a Mercedes 560 SEC with a "Kamei" body kit, painted in metal flake gold or aubergine. It looked so amazingly disgusting that it is just super cool. I'd love to have one of those. A friend of mine has a BMW 635 CSi with a Kamei kit painted in gold color with a dark green velours interior. I am constantly melting away when he pulls that baby in my driveway.
Yeah; Didn't attract DEA attention in the least.../S
@@burtburt2263 DEA was bought off
My first car was a 81 BMW 321 it had BBS wheels and Recardo seats. Got it from a police auction back in 86.
Man i loved that car. It didn't have power steering but it hugged the ground like glue
It also had the best car seats ever made: Recaro CSEs
Its silhouette from the side looks like a droopy frown, aerodynamic! Neat.
The vehicle of choice for underworld pharmaceutical representatives. The cost of which, was 100% tax deductible since it was considered ... "Business Signage."
Pharmaceutical companies act like they didn't commit destruction ok levels well defined criminals create as by products of selfish moneymaking ways of business just like Pharmaceutical companies but hiding behind legal vague contracts that don't include all the information that might prevent business to be done long enough to pay for the class action lawsuit predetermined to be brought about in the future to not surpass a certain pattern relative to profits margins gained and still left after paying all the hundreds of wet palms that just stick themselves out there that expect a piece or trouble can be expected when there are power factors nor paid off the amount they felt due
Say what you want. IMO this is AWESOME!
Modded cars back in the 80's and 90's were out of this world rad 😎
Looks like a 911 and a Testarossa had a baby. Beautiful!
I drove Pete Rose' (yeah, that Pete Rose) 1980 Porsche 935 that had gone through the coach building shop of DP. This was one twisted car, twin turbo, intercooler, stainless valvetrain, adjustable waste gates from the center console and many more mods that I can remember. I pulled the car outta our shop in an early Saturday morning industrial park and took off on an uninterrupted 2 mile stretch of asphalt that had me pegging 9 grand on tach and doing 265 kph (kph-mph conversion = 170 mph if I remember correctly) and that was at the high end of only second gear, I still had4 more to go but as I peeled my head off the seat back I finally saw that i had run entirely outta road in less than 10 seconds and if I didn't grab some binders real quick I would be cruising the lobby of Kuwahara North America at a hunnert miles an hour.
Be happy u didn't lose control or speed somewhere and some a hole jumped in to your lane not knowing ur gong 4 times the speed limit and are going make u shot pants immediately 😉
Absolutely stunning, the interior along with those gages just sets it off !!
Those might be the nicest wheels I’ve ever seen
The Gemballa, Stroseks, etc of the 80’s are so cool, but still I take a mid 90’s turbo s flat nose anyday!
Strosek designed the MK4 Front for VW.
Uwe Gemballa did some strange thinks and was murdered..
The doors on the MC-Laren were invented from Strosek, a man with a vision .
@@tt-rs1457and that explains why Gemballa changed their name to Mansory
That white interior is gorgeous
Those lines on the side are so dope they should do that again + the wing it looks so clean
And yet it looks like the coolest fucking thing on four wheels.
This is absolutely incredible. Wowwee
Gemballa, Willy Koenig, Strosek, DP, AMG.....Tacky now but the ultimate back then. Exciting days gone by...👍👍
Vintage AMG tacky? That's one of the takes of all time
Koenig ? bite your tongue !! Koenig makes functional light weight understated rims, and used to make awesome outboard racing engines.
@@cubiczirconiabeard5366 hes talking about their 1980s tuned cars.
Koenig ftw.
@@cubiczirconiabeard5366 Bro they had modded Testarossas back in the 90's. Full engine and body kits that doubled or tripled the cost of the car. Today cars are more expensive but the only tuner that comes close to Koenig today is Akira Nakai when it comes to spending baller money on an expensive car.
Back in those days I thought Gemballa was the ultimate designer, now I look at his designs the same way I look at the Testarossa...aged like fine milk.
I swear BBS rims are timeless
I normally don’t care about other people cars but for damn this car is beautiful and well built and custom
Ferrari kits were cool back then. They had em on everything but lowriders it seemed like, looked good on mini trucks too. The Saab look was bad ass too I’d like to own something like this
This car is ugly... the better/faster car is the Porsche DP935. Not sure if it has turbos or not. Actually raced, too. They still exist.
The Ferrari kits you’re talking about were to make a Pontiac Fiero look like a Ferrari. This kit is to make a Porsche look like a different Porsche. Not even the same sport of comparison.
@@MH-ev3wr no I’m not
@@MH-ev3wr Ferrari kits were put on anything from mini trucks to Nissan Sentras on trucks at Truckin Shows and Lowrider Shows and Racer Shows I don’t know what you’re talking about. I know what I’m talking about and it ain’t what you’re saying. I’m sure they did put them on Fierios but not my point
@@jamescorfield534 so your point is that Ferrari “kits” were put on all kinds of cars that were NOT Ferraris to make them look like Ferraris. Slow clap. You’re also saying the Gemballa kit was put on a Porsche to look like a… Porsche? Frankly I don’t care what your point is. Everything devolves into an argument. I guess why would a fucking Ferrari kit be any different 🙄
This car makes me happy.
Interior is amazing!
She looks good from the back
Whew I would never physically be able to pull over for cops if I was driving this. Looks like it would take hold of you like a sweet line of white dreams
Love a good wet dream
That vibe of half abandoned dying japanese town that was vibrant and at its peak in the 1970-80 is so atmospheric and hits you while your young hopeless soul just sits here thinking about past and future not knowing which path to take...
That thing is fucking sick
Damn, nose candy or not, that thing is absolutely stunning. It’s got way more passion than anything today.
The Porsche Testarossa 😂
nah that’s clean asf, and 345 hp in that is absolutely solid.
wow, this is INSANELY good looking to me...
This is how I eat when dreaming
didn’t know Porsche was chill like that
Tell me you sell cocaine without telling me you sell cocaine😂
That interior is literally perfection, class and simplicity tied together
It just screams "PULL ME OVER OFFICER!!!"
🤣🤣🤣
Fuck'em
If you can
Cops today wouldn't even be able to keep up. And this came out 40 years ago. 🤣
@@somedudeinatunnel3102 But in Dubai......
Gemballa is so cool. I always thought they were a fake brand made because the rights couldn’t be purchased to use Porsche branding, but when I found out those race cars existed it was bloody awesome
Wow! A Porsche that ACTUALLY looks badass!
It still looks good!
Are you a drug dealer?
@@D3nn1syes and I'll give you some free Prozac to stop whining
nicer
That was the car back on the day!
It looks like a Porsche that melted.
Gorgeous
Gross
You also have to consider what cars look like around the mid 1980s and there were still a lot of late 70s cars driving around so this thing and even standard Porsches at the time really stood out like alien spaceships coming down the road and the kids loved it
These cars are so insane and over the top that I can't help but like them. It's pure 1980s excess in material form.
And the shape is pretty sexy, too, not gonna lie. I love a slantnose.
I love that car's design, the 1980's context, and also the background is absolute cinematography XD
I bet one test drive was the life changing thing that made getting that performance as a necessity of ur life
Man, these style of car will always be beautiful. Like a Greek statue
As a car fan, this is one Porsche I've never heard of, thank you sir
Taking a single breath that interior will probably give you an addiction
I absolutely love those seats! Those seats are identical to the ones that they had in the BMWs at least the e30s that I'm aware of in the 80s and into the 90s
Ah “The Avalanche”… a lot of snow…
"Avalanche"... More snow than you could stack on top of a literal mountain.... Well played
That low and forward angled front bumper makes it look like a weird fish I can't think of :P
I had a poster of that EXACT slantnose Avalanche on my wall as a kid. I'd LOVE to own one today.
Car and Driver did an article on the Avalanche in the 80s. The car featured had one of the sickest paint jobs for the era...nose started a deep blue that faded to black...really gorgeous for the time.
Omg that car was amazing my friend in high school used to have one and let me drive sometimes up to a week it was amazing it was ahead of his time i swear to God it was. It was so fast too.
Hell yeah, better than any flabby modern cars.
This and the Countach. The definition of Miami in the Eighties. 😍
That interior is DOPE!
This was the ride to have in the 1980’s. Also the AMG Hammer was a hot car back then
That’s so gorgeous I’m sure it’s also a track weapon
3 sets of some powdered sugar lines ready to PARTAYYYY!! ❄️❄️❄️
Slant nose version is badass
One of the few sports cars that makes me say: DamnI wanna fucking buy that.
That thing is absolutely beautiful
I fell in love with this car back in 86'. ❤
That’s a true rare beauty I swear.
Stunning piece of rolling art!
Everyone wanted that car in the 80s every store had posters and modles of it.
Sir Mix a Lot had several of these over the years. It was the first car I saw multiple tv screens in!
911's Baby Daddy Mr.Testarossa actually paid child support
As a kid I first saw this in a Revell model kit catalog, and actually thought it looked cool! But saw one in real life a few years later, and was instantly cured....
My uncle Pete Taylor, bought one from Paul Newman. It was a black 935 slant nose drove it from Cal back to Miami. Had a couple cars in the Miami Grand Prix.!
Bout as sick as it gets for 80s era styling
I remember when Vanilla Ice came to town to pick one of these up back in the day.
I remember when those came out and yes said if i win the Lottery im getting one. Lol
Never ever thought I'd say this, but: those were the days!
It's 40 years old but still looks great imo.
I have always loved that 935 slant nose front. It was also used in the following gen model, the 964.
You literally made me drool and get a phantom drip-tingle in my throat with that first clip...
'Excuse me sir. The gentleman with the ponytail and the Hawaï shirt wants you to stop filming his car'
Gumball’s life story is fucking crazy his son is actually in the body kit game now under a similar name