I always enjoy the films that you and Richard put out together. Rennsport looks amazing! It must be so easy to overlook some of the cars due to the massive amount of machinery to try and absorb.
I loved the way the two pit lane walkers at 11.28 clocked Jonny and it visibly made their day. When asked at the end what they thought of all the Porsche’, they replied “they were ok, but we saw Jonny Smith”
Thanks for the awesome video! I was fortunate enough to be able to be present at Rennsport this year, and I think you did a great job of helping to convey the slack-jawed wonder that results from walking that paddock.
Thanks for the awesome vid JS, the drone shots at the start were amazing also brilliant to see Sniff in the vid plus I wish you back good mental health day. 👍
This is absolute heaven. I used to have a 76' 914/4 2.0 when I lived in Mich. I have a uncle in California with a early 70's 911 SC targa. Thankfully I got to ride in it as a teenager. I'm so obsessed with Porsche that I know every car shown here. I wouldn't be at all surprised if you see Jay Leno wandering around here. Thank you.
I'm just getting into the video and hearing that someone is restomodding 1 of 292, 959's, is grinding my car guy gears. Bruce, make your own. You have the technology and know how... don't mess with an icon, dude. Now back to enjoying these two awesome guys talk about awesome cars... These two together are hilarious and know their stuff! ✌️
@@TheLateBrakeShow it happens! I can't imagine how overwhelming that show must have been and you guys recall some pretty arcane facts out of nowhere. Thanks for sharing for everyone that couldn't be there. 😄
@@TheLateBrakeShow I owe you an apology for this! I just saw a video detailing this car which in fact is a very rare 944 GTR IMSA racecar. I could have sworn it was a 924 GTR.. ruclips.net/video/SzowdqSlJLc/видео.html Very cool details and history of this car. Thanks again for this showcase of all these Porsches and sorry I was completely mistaken!
I’ve got a photo that I took in Angoulême a few years ago of Derek Bell driving a 1920s Speed Six Bentley towing a 962. He had towed it all the way from the U.K.
Well done on the video guys. I'd forgotten that Richard is a total car trivia nerd (even though he reminds us that he's written books on it every week).
Ta 4 the great vid! Pity you didn't get to meet the neo-icon of YTcar people, talking & walk(er) ing with Magnus W, Nicole Johnson & her bunch on camera. Favourite Porsche? Mine was, by form, the 917 'Whale', 934s & especially the 914
Amazing event.Glad you touched on the lack of driver protection at the front of the 917;it was your feet that took the impact in the accident which David Piper unfortunately discovered during the making of MacQueens' Le Mans movie.
Got a big smile at 17:37, I worked with flying lizard from almost the beginning of the team, after management I was employee #3. Such an experience working on a team from the beginning to becoming a factory team and winning championships. I feel so fortunate I was in the right place at the right time.
Just a point of correction: Rennsport Reunion is normally every 3 years. Last one was 2018; this one was delayed due to COVID. Had to miss this one. Thank you so much for the video! Cheers!
Dear BBC, before you kill off Top Gear, please contact these two about hosting a refreshed, renewed, redesigned version. Many thanks, the viewing public.
Jonny , the 550‘Speedster you saw was a 356B Convertible or Convertible Spider transformed into a racing version. For original cars freaks this is a torment because some cars loose so much of their original character
Same basic engine for god knows how long. Amazing. Same in bikes as BMW, Moto Guzzi and Ducati. A triumph (excuse the pun) of engineering excellence and marketing.
Speaking of Noel Gallagher: fun fact: both Williams F1 team and Porsche both used Rothmans and Martini advertising livery on their cars: it's all about the 'Cigarettes & Alcohol'!
Speaking of Noel Gallagher... both Porsche (and Williams F1 team) both had Martini and Rothmans advertising livery on their race cars... So it's all just 'Cigarettes & Alcohol' then!
One Porsche i didnt see was Matti Alamakis 930 933 he did European Rally Cross and Pikes Peak with. he had a picnic table hanging off the roof for some reason.
The Porsche tractors are produced by Allgaier Company and this company used a Porsche patent for the four-wheel drive system I believe it was an Austrian Company…
Always good to see you two together, this is a long way from Field of Dreams! Dont suppose there were any 928's? The only Porsche i can see myself driving. Cheers guys.
There would have been a few I imagine, but they are still unfortunately overshadowed and pushed out by other more recognised models. Especially at a motorsports event.
Porter holds his arms out to the side of his body like that famous fake bigfoot video. Love the man and I mean no disrespect. But once you see it you can't unsee it.
Nice to see the dream team back in front of the camera again! There was so much to take in at this event I can't help but think you could have done with a second camera operator just for cutaways
I was there on the wet, wet Saturday and it was still a life-changing experience. Welcome, Jonny, to the cult of Porsche with you new-to-your Boxster. It is SO MUCH FUN!
A LOT of drool-worthy machinery there. Guys, guys, thanks for sharing. A surprising number of Daihatsu Hijets there. What are the slab trucks for, apart from bruising shins? (Two more from them later)
I was there with a mate (world tour from Australia via Stuttgart, autobahn action in a 992 Turbo and driving a GT4 at the Ring, and through the US, finishing up in Monterey for RR7). Thanks for making this video so we could relive this incredible event. In some ways the carparks were almost as good as the pits! However I am concered about Jonny who I understanding is suffering from two detached retinas. This could be the only rational explanation for him suggesting a Carrera GT is ugly. Good luck with the surgery and your recovery Jonny!
In late 80 ish. Me n mel used to go brands hatch for f3000. Porsche, rallycross ,even mini's and others supported the series. Which was best to watch and hear? (Clue) not Porsche 😅
Finally got a chance to watch this. Great to finally see Rich on the channel, thoroughly enjoyed the walkaround. Never seen so many bloody Porsches! Absolute filth. #OTSOT
Anazing video. FYI, The Cayenne Transsyberia won the rally every year it competed. One year just before finishing they turned back and towed their main competitor's broken (Toyota Hilux) over the finish line. It was an amazing car ruined by Chelsea house wife's
I really enjoy Jonnys content, he's very engaging and I think he has a great way of fusing classic motoring journalism with modern youtube format content producing, resulting in a very unique experience. BUT please don't listen to Jonnys design style comments or at least don't take them seriously.
Jonny, sorry to correct you the 356 B Super 90 was produced between Summer 1959 and Summer 1963 and it was not the strongest 356 model. The most performance was the 356 Carrera 1600 GT produced 1959 to 1961 with 115 bhp and the 356 2000 Carrera 2 produced 1962 to 1963 with 130 bhp. Racing version 356B Carrera 2000 GS with 155 bhp using an Abarth exhaust system… The last strongest series version produced summer 1963 to summer 1965 356 SC 1.600 with 95 bhp topspeed 187 kmh… The 90 super engine was still used in the 912 version from 1965 to 1969.. when the 914 succeeded
I enjoyed the smith and sniff episode on Rennspaaaaaaaauuuuuuuuutttttttaaaahhhhh so loved seeing the video too. It would be good to see Jonny and Richard doing more events etc together on that side of things.
Bought a 2008 Boxster S and joined the PCA (Porsche Car owners of America) , Went to Boxtoberfest in Fredriksburg Texas. Good weekend, but it was all about status and $$$$ that you had, not a car club, a Seniority and Wealth club. Was supposed to be Boxster owners and there were many, but someone bought a 918 in there. I sold it 5 years later, loved my Porsche but not the people. Snobs .
The Carrera GT is maybe Walter Röhrl‘s favorite last Porsche model that he helped to adjust on Nordschleife.. Because this is a real Sauger a 5.0 liter naturally aspirated engine like the old 928 GT and GTS
Hi guys, constructive criticism. Not one of your best videos. Perhaps I’m over saturated with Porsche this and Porsche that. I prefer you on your own as I feel it’s diluted with Richard as you are both competing for the same airtime. I prefer your more laid back less nervous style, where you have the talent to make you feel it’s just you and the watcher. I love your stuff and look forward to Sunday!! Many thanks!!
Beginning of the video the Porsche race car and daihatsui pick up both with Hydro Aluminium livery , i was a metrology technician quality engineer for Hydro Aluminium for many years until they closed the leeds Foundry they are Huge in production of Aluminium and most things Automotive having plants many parts of the world. Porsche so got the 959 right what a car for its time, still Impressive now , typical now they are over 25 years old Americans have imported them.
Hi All! Was wondering if any one can help. My dad was a massive car fan and a collector of cars ranging from AMG’s to Alpinas. There was nothing he didn’t know about cars. Through time he has a massive collection of super rare car books. Sadly my dad passed 7 years ago and we still have his collection of books. Is there any Motorsport book shops or collectors.
I could've enjoyed this a lot. If we got to see the amazing vehicles and details that were talked about. Yet the camera hand/editor has a crush on the hosts. I personally don't... I'm more of a carpervert...😊😉 There were many moments when you were gazing at vehicles that the camera hand just filmed you and not the vehicle. Same with the cars that rode by when you were walking around the he pits
I'm glad Johnny agrees with my view on the aesthetic of the Carrera GT - I've never been a fan of them either - an uglier stretched Boxster just about sums them up for me.
:03 from that angle it doesn’t even look like the corkscrew. I’ve been in that photographer tower just left of Center. That part of the track isn’t even recognizable in this moment.
I always enjoy the films that you and Richard put out together. Rennsport looks amazing!
It must be so easy to overlook some of the cars due to the massive amount of machinery to try and absorb.
Nice walk round. So much to see. Crazy . And good to see Richard on the late brake show.
Vids of you two should happen more often.
This video could've been 2 or 3 hours long and I'd still have watched it all...
Really?! We don't believe you.
@@TheLateBrakeShow I'd happily listen to the pair of them talk about 959 fuel filler caps for at least a half hour without blinking.
@@TheLateBrakeShowI know I would,and I'm not even a big Porsche fan.
Yep me too also loving your beard like knowledge on Porsche (959 bearding!)
Me too
I loved the way the two pit lane walkers at 11.28 clocked Jonny and it visibly made their day. When asked at the end what they thought of all the Porsche’, they replied “they were ok, but we saw Jonny Smith”
Thanks for the awesome video! I was fortunate enough to be able to be present at Rennsport this year, and I think you did a great job of helping to convey the slack-jawed wonder that results from walking that paddock.
Cheers v much. We felt guilty that we couldn't even cover 10% of it.... M
Thanks for the awesome vid JS, the drone shots at the start were amazing also brilliant to see Sniff in the vid plus I wish you back good mental health day. 👍
Many thanks for those wishes. Glad you enjoyed it.
Oh that widebody 944 you all walked right past without a close up broke my heart.
Sorry, we couldn't get close ups of everything frustratingly.
You pair together 👌🏻 you need a joint channel so much personality, humour , knowledge , chemistry 🧪 . Great work 👌🏻👏🏼
Joint channel
😂
(No English is not my primary or secondary language)
11:02 is it… could it be… yes it is (great background fandom action, unless they thought you were someone else) 😂
This is absolute heaven. I used to have a 76' 914/4 2.0 when I lived in Mich. I have a uncle in California with a early 70's 911 SC targa. Thankfully I got to ride in it as a teenager. I'm so obsessed with Porsche that I know every car shown here. I wouldn't be at all surprised if you see Jay Leno wandering around here. Thank you.
I'm just getting into the video and hearing that someone is restomodding 1 of 292, 959's, is grinding my car guy gears. Bruce, make your own. You have the technology and know how... don't mess with an icon, dude. Now back to enjoying these two awesome guys talk about awesome cars... These two together are hilarious and know their stuff!
✌️
Love having Richard on the channel
Nice to see Richard on the channel. He’s everywhere else. 😜
Surprised not to see any 928’s there, even on this walk around. My personal favourite Porsche.
More videos with Richard, really good seeing all these cars, especially after the podcasts
The 944 you pointed out at 12:25 is a 924 Carrera GTR -- a full race spec model, the highest trim ever of 924 and one of only a handful ever made.
Really? Damn, sorry. I really didn't think I'd got that wrong.
@@TheLateBrakeShow it happens! I can't imagine how overwhelming that show must have been and you guys recall some pretty arcane facts out of nowhere. Thanks for sharing for everyone that couldn't be there. 😄
@@jacobroufadidnt Derek bell race that model at Le Mans and had a road going one for many many years ? A sweet sweet car!
@@rallycrosscraig Yes! He liked it so much he got one after he had raced it. Perfect balance. He has nothing but good things to say about it.
@@TheLateBrakeShow I owe you an apology for this! I just saw a video detailing this car which in fact is a very rare 944 GTR IMSA racecar. I could have sworn it was a 924 GTR.. ruclips.net/video/SzowdqSlJLc/видео.html Very cool details and history of this car.
Thanks again for this showcase of all these Porsches and sorry I was completely mistaken!
Just Derek Bell? 14:32 You mean "Five times Le Mans winning champion Derek Bell"?
I’ve got a photo that I took in Angoulême a few years ago of Derek Bell driving a 1920s Speed Six Bentley towing a 962. He had towed it all the way from the U.K.
Richard's t-shirt says 'The Road Rat'
Honda Cub and you just walked right past.. lovely video thanks for sharing.
Well done on the video guys. I'd forgotten that Richard is a total car trivia nerd (even though he reminds us that he's written books on it every week).
A lovely blend of TLBS and S&S. Though frankly, I'd watch you two walk around Tesco!
Ta 4 the great vid! Pity you didn't get to meet the neo-icon of YTcar people, talking & walk(er) ing with Magnus W, Nicole Johnson & her bunch on camera. Favourite Porsche? Mine was, by form, the 917 'Whale', 934s & especially the 914
Amazing event.Glad you touched on the lack of driver protection at the front of the 917;it was your feet that took the impact in the accident which David Piper unfortunately discovered during the making of MacQueens' Le Mans movie.
And we sat with David Piper and his wife on the plane journey over.
@@TheLateBrakeShowthat is a heavy name drop 😂
Oh look, at 30:34 no-name full suspension mountain bike guy parked his wheels next to the campertruck 😃
Got a big smile at 17:37, I worked with flying lizard from almost the beginning of the team, after management I was employee #3. Such an experience working on a team from the beginning to becoming a factory team and winning championships. I feel so fortunate I was in the right place at the right time.
Always good to see you & Richard do a bit on here. Podcast is unmissable
31:35 Just a casual yellowbird in the background. Which I'd wager is the Bruce Meyer serial number 001 car.
What a treat, thanks for sharing
Not any 928 or 944 strange. Great video I could spend weeks wondering around, thanks.
Just a point of correction: Rennsport Reunion is normally every 3 years. Last one was 2018; this one was delayed due to COVID. Had to miss this one. Thank you so much for the video! Cheers!
The 904 is a nice looking Porsche from the 1960's.
Dear BBC,
before you kill off Top Gear, please contact these two about hosting a refreshed, renewed, redesigned version.
Many thanks, the viewing public.
Jesus lads, outstanding knowledge and delivery, bravo
Superb job.
VW T3 Singlecab sneaked in there wearing ‘Mercedes’ Toliman alloys! 😉 16m0s
This film should be named two dudes blabbing walking amongst Porsches.
That was no 550 Spyder at 16.11. It was a 356 Speedster race car. @Friis Denmark
"Drowning in a sea of wonders." I like that. keep it up lads!
09:59 I always knew there was something weird about Jonny, but could never put my finger on it...
Love a long form vid with yourself and sniff. I could walk around a multi storey car park all day with you both, except maybe at Luton Airport...
Jonny , the 550‘Speedster you saw was a 356B Convertible or Convertible Spider transformed into a racing version.
For original cars freaks this is a torment because some cars loose so much of their original character
James Dean is rolling over in his grave right now :) It almost looked like a Race Speedster.
804 was not the only F1 Porsche, there was also the 787, which came before.
Richard never failing to get a Tesla mention in the video. His love for the brand is so overwhelming.
This is cool and all! But I just wana watch you work on that old boxster 😂
Jonny, Bob Ingram in Durham, North Carolina has one of the best Porsche collections in the world. You should really make a visit someday.
I wouldn't say nah
@@TheLateBrakeShow not exactly a strong desire by the sounds.
I think that was the CGT prototype Jonny! Automatic transmission.
Nice episode. Anyone spot the F.A.T escort 😂
Same basic engine for god knows how long. Amazing. Same in bikes as BMW, Moto Guzzi and Ducati. A triumph (excuse the pun) of engineering excellence and marketing.
Top marks you 2 never heard of this porcher gathering but very good go to more in America
Noel Gallagher’s High Idling Area 😂
Speaking of Noel Gallagher: fun fact: both Williams F1 team and Porsche both used Rothmans and Martini advertising livery on their cars: it's all about the 'Cigarettes & Alcohol'!
Speaking of Noel Gallagher... both Porsche (and Williams F1 team) both had Martini and Rothmans advertising livery on their race cars... So it's all just 'Cigarettes & Alcohol' then!
Love porsche what a great video
One Porsche i didnt see was Matti Alamakis 930 933 he did European Rally Cross and Pikes Peak with. he had a picnic table hanging off the roof for some reason.
The Porsche tractors are produced by Allgaier Company and this company used a Porsche patent for the four-wheel drive system I believe it was an Austrian Company…
That 901 i believe was found by a tv crew clearing out a garage for a family in Germany. Turned out out to be the oldest 901 in existence
Always good to see you two together, this is a long way from Field of Dreams!
Dont suppose there were any 928's? The only Porsche i can see myself driving. Cheers guys.
There would have been a few I imagine, but they are still unfortunately overshadowed and pushed out by other more recognised models. Especially at a motorsports event.
Been nursing a semi the whole video. Loved it. What a place to visit
Sorry to be “that guy”, but the car at 16:10 isn’t a 550 Spyder it’s a 356. Personally I blame Richard for not correcting Jonny. Ace video though.
Ha! Whoops. So sorry.
@@TheLateBrakeShow small price to pay for such sweet, sweet content. Keep up the good work👍👍👍👍
I know you two do a podcast together (best podcast btw) but you need to get Richard on the channel more.
Was that really a 550 Spyder driving by? Looked more like a 356 from the rear fenders!
YESS!
The boys are back 😊
Nice video, too bad Ric's mic sounded quite muffled / bassy.
Is there any Vauxhall zafira A there? It's designed by Porsche
Porter holds his arms out to the side of his body like that famous fake bigfoot video. Love the man and I mean no disrespect. But once you see it you can't unsee it.
Nice to see the dream team back in front of the camera again! There was so much to take in at this event I can't help but think you could have done with a second camera operator just for cutaways
We didn't have the time or resources for that. But you're right.
Happy to see my "restoration challenge" faux "rothmans" 944 turbo cup made it in there a few times! Love the content.
I was there on the wet, wet Saturday and it was still a life-changing experience. Welcome, Jonny, to the cult of Porsche with you new-to-your Boxster. It is SO MUCH FUN!
Correction -- that is Not the first Porsche. The Type 64 is... Chris Harris reviewed it on Top Gear's RUclips channel a short while ago.
The first badged Porsche then.
The 550 spyder at 16:00 is not a 550, it's a 356 Speedster.
A LOT of drool-worthy machinery there. Guys, guys, thanks for sharing. A surprising number of Daihatsu Hijets there. What are the slab trucks for, apart from bruising shins? (Two more from them later)
I was there with a mate (world tour from Australia via Stuttgart, autobahn action in a 992 Turbo and driving a GT4 at the Ring, and through the US, finishing up in Monterey for RR7). Thanks for making this video so we could relive this incredible event. In some ways the carparks were almost as good as the pits! However I am concered about Jonny who I understanding is suffering from two detached retinas. This could be the only rational explanation for him suggesting a Carrera GT is ugly. Good luck with the surgery and your recovery Jonny!
In late 80 ish. Me n mel used to go brands hatch for f3000.
Porsche, rallycross ,even mini's and others supported the series.
Which was best to watch and hear?
(Clue) not Porsche 😅
I liked the lady who recognised you at 11:03 😁😅
Hadn't noticed this until a few folks have pointed it out. Bless her!
That # 40 914-6 was heavily featured in the film Le Mans and won the class in 1970, of course
...and finished P6 overall/ a nice secondary checkered flag , complementing the Factory overall Race finish P1 in the 917 !¡
How dare that Sniff Petrol guy invade The Late Brake Show! :) Great to see you both!
Finally got a chance to watch this. Great to finally see Rich on the channel, thoroughly enjoyed the walkaround. Never seen so many bloody Porsches! Absolute filth. #OTSOT
Thank you Johnny & Richard for giving those of us who probably will never be able to go , a thoroughly enjoyable insight into such a fabulous event👌
More Richard on the Late Brake Show please
Anazing video.
FYI, The Cayenne Transsyberia won the rally every year it competed. One year just before finishing they turned back and towed their main competitor's broken (Toyota Hilux) over the finish line.
It was an amazing car ruined by Chelsea house wife's
I really enjoy Jonnys content, he's very engaging and I think he has a great way of fusing classic motoring journalism with modern youtube format content producing, resulting in a very unique experience.
BUT please don't listen to Jonnys design style comments or at least don't take them seriously.
Ha! Noted.
Jonny, sorry to correct you the 356 B Super 90 was produced between Summer 1959 and Summer 1963 and it was not the strongest 356 model.
The most performance was the 356 Carrera 1600 GT produced 1959 to 1961 with 115 bhp and the 356 2000 Carrera 2 produced 1962 to 1963 with 130 bhp.
Racing version 356B Carrera 2000 GS with 155 bhp using an Abarth exhaust system…
The last strongest series version produced summer 1963 to summer 1965 356 SC 1.600 with 95 bhp
topspeed 187 kmh…
The 90
super engine was still used in the 912 version from 1965 to 1969.. when the 914 succeeded
I love Porsche , watched this already 3 times ! But never liked the boxters , not a great fan of 928 but seems there aren’t any on display !
FUN FACT Boris Becker ( tennis player ) purshased his 1st car at 19 yrs of age... A 959 !!!!!
Ruddy hell, did he?
@TheLateBrakeShow certainly did. Top Gear Season 16 episode 2.
I enjoyed the smith and sniff episode on Rennspaaaaaaaauuuuuuuuutttttttaaaahhhhh so loved seeing the video too. It would be good to see Jonny and Richard doing more events etc together on that side of things.
Bought a 2008 Boxster S and joined the PCA (Porsche Car owners of America) , Went to Boxtoberfest in Fredriksburg Texas. Good weekend, but it was all about status and $$$$ that you had, not a car club, a Seniority and Wealth club. Was supposed to be Boxster owners and there were many, but someone bought a 918 in there.
I sold it 5 years later, loved my Porsche but not the people. Snobs .
Great show, thank you for taking us along to this amazing Porsche gathering that is this rennsport 7!
The Carrera GT is maybe Walter Röhrl‘s favorite last Porsche model that he helped to adjust on Nordschleife..
Because this is a real Sauger a 5.0 liter naturally aspirated engine like the old 928 GT and GTS
Sounds like the whole event took place in a bee hive.
Hi guys, constructive criticism. Not one of your best videos. Perhaps I’m over saturated with Porsche this and Porsche that. I prefer you on your own as I feel it’s diluted with Richard as you are both competing for the same airtime. I prefer your more laid back less nervous style, where you have the talent to make you feel it’s just you and the watcher. I love your stuff and look forward to Sunday!! Many thanks!!
Beginning of the video the Porsche race car and daihatsui pick up both with Hydro Aluminium livery , i was a metrology technician quality engineer for Hydro Aluminium for many years until they closed the leeds Foundry they are Huge in production of Aluminium and most things Automotive having plants many parts of the world. Porsche so got the 959 right what a car for its time, still Impressive now , typical now they are over 25 years old Americans have imported them.
Genuinely could have made this a series, as others have said. Even tho sniff looked liked he had a sniff 😂
Hi All! Was wondering if any one can help. My dad was a massive car fan and a collector of cars ranging from AMG’s to Alpinas. There was nothing he didn’t know about cars. Through time he has a massive collection of super rare car books. Sadly my dad passed 7 years ago and we still have his collection of books. Is there any Motorsport book shops or collectors.
I could've enjoyed this a lot. If we got to see the amazing vehicles and details that were talked about. Yet the camera hand/editor has a crush on the hosts.
I personally don't... I'm more of a carpervert...😊😉
There were many moments when you were gazing at vehicles that the camera hand just filmed you and not the vehicle. Same with the cars that rode by when you were walking around the he pits
Oh to be rich enough to fly your amazing car around the world to attend these events!
I'm glad Johnny agrees with my view on the aesthetic of the Carrera GT - I've never been a fan of them either - an uglier stretched Boxster just about sums them up for me.
Outstanding 👏👏👏 great episode . I could watch this all day ... I enjoyed the tractors 🚜 not many in the states 😔 .
Happy Motoring ✌️🤠🍻🍻
:03 from that angle it doesn’t even look like the corkscrew. I’ve been in that photographer tower just left of Center. That part of the track isn’t even recognizable in this moment.
Like Ronald McDonald ?! He is a bit of a Clown ! Nice Walkaround though :)
That earliest Porsche was at the Festival of Speed this year as well
I agree about the GT being ugly