+mercoid I dunno, I'm not wholly convinced. Don't hipsters have this annoying habit of saying they had/did/liked things before they were cool? Which is exactly how he explains how he has so many rare parts. Nice car and amazing scenery, though.
+EastStandManc Sure. But this guy seems to have a bunch of Porsches and Porsche parts that you'd think he'd struggle to acquire at today's prices. So maybe for once it's just the simple truth. He was into it before it got really popular and the prices went nuts.
People like this guy are gonna start a trend of grungy cars. Like people who look for really old vintage in its original state, untouched cars like these will be desirable.
+Axel Nussbaumer It's been a trend for a while. It's not uncommon to gently wash the rust/flaking paint and then clearcoat satin over it just to protect the patina. You can always tell when they do that though. Great to see a true, honest, evolving patina. So many spend tons of money to preserve the "zero f*cks* look that they lose authenticity.
At first I thought he as a lunatic, then a maniac but after all he's just a cool guy that loves his rides and doesn't care about what others think about it. So finally I got to say, you have my respect!
wow a cinematic experience as usual from Petrolicious. This guy seems to be honest about his porsche. that petina is something else. Great scenery and shots !!
Jonathan Ward should be the head of the global automotive design committee as far as I'm concerned, nothing should be allowed to be built without his approval, then we might be spared the 2016 prius.
Oh how afraid I was before opening this video... my absolute favorite car... please don't dull it down :) I needn't be afraid. Nice! Also, apparently some ginger ppl have souls :D
+baller708 - I think it's in the Gold Country of Northern California, I recognize that big bridge, over the American River, near Auburn. What a fan-freekin'-tastic video, P'licious knocked it outta the park, AGAIN!
"Get it running, drive it. the time is now." what a great bloke, and a great message to all those people with a project car that they have given up on sitting on the side of your driveway.
+Fillipe356 nah, in the end Magnus is the kind that plops tens of thousands into his cars, despite or maybe even because of his passion. This guy is very different.
This is what the old car hobby is and always should be about. Its about bringing something back from the grave, giving it a new life, and then enjoying that new life together. Its WAAAAY to common to have shows always be about the money, flipping, and investments. I HATE that aspect of about 95% of car tv shows. I am not really a fan of Porsche cars, BUT what I am a fan of is this guy's attitude! How much money is your classic worth?? WHO CARES!!
After watching this video, one word comes in my mind : happiness. This guy is everything a good man should be : honest, cool, loving what he does. I envy him, somehow...
This is one of the most refreshing Porsche-lover's attitudes I've seen since I, myself, at the age of 18 years old, was cruising on or tearing up those beautiful back-roads all around the Canadian country side back in 1972, with my 1959 Porsche 356. A double thumbs up to this wise young man. ;--} >
+Toni Sukles I wouldn't advise it cos it'll cost you loads just to get it road worthy. And look on ebay and see the rocketting prices of examples needing work.
+Chrstian “Driver” mrclep Doesn't look rusty to me. California cars don't rust the same worth Northern ones do. Take it to New Jersey or Ohio, and it'll rust away in 30 minutes in that condition. But in California? It's got many more decades before rust will be an issue.
“Just get it running. Drive it. The time is now!” I really like that and the car. I have a ratty old 71 Dodge Polara and I was enjoying just driving it but then an electrical gremlin got into the brake lights and they didn't work %100 of the time. My brother does the mechanical work to keep it going for me but after many attempts and new parts he gave up on it. I took over and after much troubleshooting somehow got the old parts working after the new parts proved defective. I got it to pass inspection and was driving it again but then the exact same problem reoccurred. I was so disappointed and frustrated that I've just let it sit for a couple of months but this has inspired me to go at it again.
I'm sure it has been said many times before and will be said in the future but it's worth repeating.... Your directing, editing, and overall cinematography is amazing. You captured this car and the story very well!
I think the guys from petrolicious must be the camera men for top gear, now that they were fired, they made a channel! Petrolicious camera work is just world class
Coming from videos where they restore these to perfection the first thought that occurs is "holly monkey, he's killing it", but then you sit back and watch the video, and you see what his thinking is, you see what he's doing with it you enjoy also enjoy a very well put video with a lot of awesome views. And then it kicks, you want these running, whether on one end of the spectrum or the other, you just don't want them in the middle, IE someone butchering them or someone parking one in a barn until old age and rust destroys it. And then it's all ok.
I love everything about this. I live in an area full of Rubicons and TRD Pro’s whose tires have never bent a blade of grass and this man is driving along the ragged edge of a mountain and on to the top in an almost 70 year old Porsche so small I could reach out the window and strike a match on the pavement. And I always notice when I’m at car shows there are people who brag about how few miles their cars have (which is a damn shame) whereas the old Porsche folks are like idk the odometer broke maybe a decade ago around 70K and they’re currently on a 10 state road trip
+Mark Nope Hahahaha! Okay, It's quite obvious to everyone you don't know who Chris McCandless is, much less Alexander Supertramp or the Bus or Datsun. But It's okay; look him up, we all have to learn stuff all the time. Cheers!
I just watched this again for third time, it's still my favourite Petrolicious video and possibly my favourite Porsche video. You guys killed it with the music! Love this guy's attitude!
Great vid as usual, thanks Petrolicious. The production quality and content are consistently mint. Time for all of us to start searching Craiglist for "Porshe" cars in dusty sheds.
I couldn't read his tag on my phone. Anyone know what state he is in? Ten years ago, 356s were fetching almost what they are now. Try 30 years ago. My father made me sell my '60 Roadster after I got a '64 SC in 1969. In the late '70s I saw one in same metallic gray at a rural gas station for $3,500. I used to love to tell him when the prices get to $10,000, $20,000, $30,000 and hear him groan.
Amazing! When I thought I saw your best videos... you keep releasing new ones that simply... stun me. Please keep the level high! Cheers from Portugal!
Story of my life: every time I watch any Petrolicious video, I open another tab, search for the same car on Auto Trader and cry because I don't have enough money to buy it.
How many people watching this video did a google search to find out this Porsche owner lives in Auburn, California and are now planning a trip there in the hopes of casually, coincidentally, just "totally accidentally" bumping into him in the parking lot of Whole Foods while you are "just wandering through" his neighborhood at which point you will remark that you really like old Porsches with patina and you have plenty of extra garage space and you would "totally give it a really good home" but of course "you're a starving student on a really tight budget" (or some similar age appropriate sob story) in the hopes that he'll take pity on you and appreciate your passion, love and admiration for old Porches with lots of patina and thus sell it to you for a great price well below its market value?
The Zen Of Junk... powerful story.. thanks to all. I too was mesmerized by the topography. Being a fellow Cali-Back-Roader, I appreciate ones interest in location-location,but would ask that you keep your finding's under your hat,for it's fire season all the time,and little towns are getting trampled by cone lick'n rubber neck's... we don't want to be 'discovered', or offered deals .
I take it for a spin in NFS Porsche Unleashed from time to time. There's just something special to this car. I enjoy driving it more than most faster looking cars ^^
I love this guys attitude. Everything he said was awesome. "It's worth an endless amount of money to me or it's worth nothing at all, if I sold it I would just use the money to get another one so why sell it" It's a lot easier to restore something than it is to put 30 or 40 years of real patina on something. Great video thanks for posting as usual.
I am happiest driving an old beater. The worst part are the people that want to buy it and make it a museum piece, or tell you how much you could get for it.
What it's all about. F the money; F the "prestige"; just drive your damn Porsche. At 145,000 miles, I beat the crap out of my 911. Rain, snow, sleet--whatever. Strangers actually COMPLAIN when they see it dirty or me driving it with two feet of snow on the ground. They simply don't understand. The sense of "connection" between driver and machine is unparalleled. Its more "feel" than speed that holds the greatest attraction. This video epitomizes what owning a Porsche is all about.
Hey Matt, loved your interview and admire your passion ! Im serious about acquiring a 356 C and spotted one and boy I'm thinking if i should leave it to its original ageing ! You are simply superb and I'm gonna need yr help !
This is the total epitome of exactly what it means to have fallen in love with the emotional connection with driving. Find it, live it but most of all DRIVE IT! Hands down, one of the best stories you guys have published. It's pouring down raining here in Dallas and this just made me crank my BMW E24 up and get lost!!
If this dude had a motorcycle it would totally be a 1950s BMW R50 and be covered in rust and patina from sitting out in Northern California field exposed to the elements for like 5 decades and he would put a trailer hitch on the back of the Porsche so he could tow it around behind it and the sight of this beautiful old Porsche and the BMW at the same time would give certain Porsche/BMW enthusiasts mixed feelings of envy and admiration. Some would even chase him down and try to buy both as a package deal.
I have always had this love hate relationship with beautifully restored cars because they are so perfect and mint but at the same time, i somehow feel like it has lost most of its charm. Its chips and dents are part of its character and what it has gone through. This is why this video and his car is so special to me. I think Mater from Cars 2 said something about enjoying and keeping the flaws? Something like that?
Hell. Yeah. It's about the journey and the road less traveled. Glad people like this exist, know, and appreciate what they have and why they have it. What a great way to explore anywhere, and enjoy doing so. Thank you for bringing us this story!
I was ready to not like this guy. Turns out he's fucking awesome!
+mercoid Yep!
+mercoid I dunno, I'm not wholly convinced. Don't hipsters have this annoying habit of saying they had/did/liked things before they were cool? Which is exactly how he explains how he has so many rare parts.
Nice car and amazing scenery, though.
+EastStandManc Sure. But this guy seems to have a bunch of Porsches and Porsche parts that you'd think he'd struggle to acquire at today's prices. So maybe for once it's just the simple truth. He was into it before it got really popular and the prices went nuts.
lairdinho that's my take on it too.
lairdinho
True, that's a solid point. Maybe it's just Porsche-envy on my part skewing my view of him, lol.
when a vehicle blends in so well with the environment you know it deserves to be there
Where is this filmed?
People like this guy are gonna start a trend of grungy cars. Like people who look for really old vintage in its original state, untouched cars like these will be desirable.
+Axel Nussbaumer It's been a trend for a while. It's not uncommon to gently wash the rust/flaking paint and then clearcoat satin over it just to protect the patina. You can always tell when they do that though. Great to see a true, honest, evolving patina. So many spend tons of money to preserve the "zero f*cks* look that they lose authenticity.
In the seventies and into the eighties people drove old rusty cars... not anymore and were lucky if they last 10 or 15 years.
I'm not sure why I like this channel more, the cars or the passion.
Dude your now my inspiration!
The 1970's called and they want Matt and his Cars back;.......Man.
Beautifully filmed!
At first I thought he as a lunatic, then a maniac but after all he's just a cool guy that loves his rides and doesn't care about what others think about it. So finally I got to say, you have my respect!
really respect this guy and his pure definition of his personal joy in cars, I am sure his cars enjoy being with him too
The car world needs more guys like this.
wow a cinematic experience as usual from Petrolicious. This guy seems to be honest about his porsche. that petina is something else. Great scenery and shots !!
Absolutely love this.
Excelente video, felicitaciones!
Don't let Jonothan Ward near this car.
Jonathan Ward should be the head of the global automotive design committee as far as I'm concerned, nothing should be allowed to be built without his approval, then we might be spared the 2016 prius.
+Alfred Munkenbeck Too bad nobody would ever be able to afford a car again. Except maybe millionaires.
These camera shots! O_o #BOSS
Yeah Matt!
Just wow
Oh how afraid I was before opening this video... my absolute favorite car... please don't dull it down :) I needn't be afraid. Nice! Also, apparently some ginger ppl have souls :D
Does anyone know where this video was shot? Like what part of the country/ what country if not United States?
+baller708 - I think it's in the Gold Country of Northern California, I recognize that big bridge, over the American River, near Auburn. What a fan-freekin'-tastic video, P'licious knocked it outta the park, AGAIN!
"Get it running, drive it. the time is now."
what a great bloke, and a great message to all those people with a project car that they have given up on sitting on the side of your driveway.
In the case of a Porsche owner, you might as well send it to the crusher or dump it in a lake......You'll be much better off in the long run.
He's Magnus Walker from the woods!
+Fillipe356 nah, in the end Magnus is the kind that plops tens of thousands into his cars, despite or maybe even because of his passion. This guy is very different.
+Fillipe356 I hope Magnus doesn't know where he parks it at night! :p
+Fillipe356 i'd rather be from the woods than liverpool
+George Tayler Sheffield
LateMisterEd even worse
This is what the old car hobby is and always should be about. Its about bringing something back from the grave, giving it a new life, and then enjoying that new life together. Its WAAAAY to common to have shows always be about the money, flipping, and investments. I HATE that aspect of about 95% of car tv shows. I am not really a fan of Porsche cars, BUT what I am a fan of is this guy's attitude! How much money is your classic worth?? WHO CARES!!
I agree, Ben.
You are not alone. Keeping it on the road is all that matters to me 🤠
This guy is one Cool Dude 😎
Agreed! This channel has the most caring, classy attitude towards automobile culture and what it's really about: the experiences.
Respect to this guy. Who says sport cars like this aren't made for "dirty" roads? So what if it gets dirty, clean it afterwards! lol
holy fuckin' shit, amazing shots! amazing car! amazing guy. Congrats to everyone at Petrolicious.
+cesar malabrigo mujica I agree 100%
+cesar malabrigo mujica 'holy fuckin' shit' was what I wanted to write as well.so I'll just leave a sign...ca..tching. what an amazing video!
+cesar malabrigo mujica Petrolicious has an amazing cinematographer/director, i can pick their videos out of 100s
cesar malabrigo mujica fake ass gets all the credit. makes me sick.
I couldn't have said it better my friend. This channel is ridiculously good
He´s a real car enthusiast. We have too many of those better-than-original restos already. For him the car is all about enjoyment not investment.
This is one of the first videos in a while that I was smiling through the entirety. Great work and great car, guys!
After watching this video, one word comes in my mind : happiness.
This guy is everything a good man should be : honest, cool, loving what he does. I envy him, somehow...
This is one of the most refreshing Porsche-lover's attitudes I've seen since I, myself, at the age of 18 years old, was cruising on or tearing up those beautiful back-roads all around the Canadian country side back in 1972, with my 1959 Porsche 356. A double thumbs up to this wise young man. ;--} >
"Get it running. Drive it. Time is now."
Words to live by.
I want a rusty old Porsche now...
***** Well......we didn't see the frame lol. Yeah your right. I want a abandoned in a barn for 50 years looking Porsche.
+Toni Sukles get an old vw! Either a vw bug or a vw karmann ghia
+Toni Sukles I wouldn't advise it cos it'll cost you loads just to get it road worthy. And look on ebay and see the rocketting prices of examples needing work.
He meant rusty old Porsche.
Not one left in a barn for so long that it looks like the little mermaid tried to drive it under water then left it there.
Toni Sukles don't we all , they are almost impossible to find that are genuine though.
Best Petrolicous video in a long time. Well done!
+Brian's R/C Corner I agree Brian
Petrolicious: Tell your video editor and your cameraman they are great artists. The soundtrack was the right choice. Amazing work.
Petrolicious is definitely in youtube's top best 5 channels.
I WOULDN'T TOUCH IT!!!! it's aged gracefully...Don't be a Kardashian with all the plastic surgery....
+RAWCRITIC So it should rust up?
+Chrstian “Driver” mrclep Doesn't look rusty to me. California cars don't rust the same worth Northern ones do. Take it to New Jersey or Ohio, and it'll rust away in 30 minutes in that condition. But in California? It's got many more decades before rust will be an issue.
***** leave the patina, clear coat that shit!
This guy gets it.
“Just get it running. Drive it. The time is now!” I really like that and the car. I have a ratty old 71 Dodge Polara and I was enjoying just driving it but then an electrical gremlin got into the brake lights and they didn't work %100 of the time. My brother does the mechanical work to keep it going for me but after many attempts and new parts he gave up on it. I took over and after much troubleshooting somehow got the old parts working after the new parts proved defective. I got it to pass inspection and was driving it again but then the exact same problem reoccurred. I was so disappointed and frustrated that I've just let it sit for a couple of months but this has inspired me to go at it again.
reoccurred. I was so disappointed and frustrated that I've just let it sit for a couple of months but this has inspired me to go at it again.
Did you get it running?
The 356 was used for rallies back in the days... It's AWESOME to see one still beating the dirt track!! Absolutely outstanding short-film!
Great owner. Great car. Great scenery. What a Porsche and what a unique story. Loved it.
I'm sure it has been said many times before and will be said in the future but it's worth repeating.... Your directing, editing, and overall cinematography is amazing. You captured this car and the story very well!
I think the guys from petrolicious must be the camera men for top gear, now that they were fired, they made a channel! Petrolicious camera work is just world class
Coming from videos where they restore these to perfection the first thought that occurs is "holly monkey, he's killing it",
but then you sit back and watch the video, and you see what his thinking is, you see what he's doing with it you enjoy also enjoy a very well put video with a lot of awesome views.
And then it kicks, you want these running, whether on one end of the spectrum or the other, you just don't want them in the middle, IE someone butchering them or someone parking one in a barn until old age and rust destroys it.
And then it's all ok.
Does anybody happen to know where this is? This video makes me want to go out there and play around with my car
+dragonolli I want to know tooo!
awesome looking place! maybe be nor cal??
Took a bit of time to find but it's the auburn-foresthill area just north of Sacramento, California. This is going on my 'to see'-list.
PvanP Thank you.
+PvanP Thanks for sharing!
I just drove these roads in my 83 tercel 4wd!
I love everything about this. I live in an area full of Rubicons and TRD Pro’s whose tires have never bent a blade of grass and this man is driving along the ragged edge of a mountain and on to the top in an almost 70 year old Porsche so small I could reach out the window and strike a match on the pavement. And I always notice when I’m at car shows there are people who brag about how few miles their cars have (which is a damn shame) whereas the old Porsche folks are like idk the odometer broke maybe a decade ago around 70K and they’re currently on a 10 state road trip
The Chris McCandless of car owners
+Matt Caudell
Run Dat Bus Alexander Supertramp.
+Mr. B Natural learn English. try getting a job talking like that. supertramp is also for homo erotic adventures in the park.
+Mark Nope Hahahaha! Okay, It's quite obvious to everyone you don't know who Chris McCandless is, much less Alexander Supertramp or the Bus or Datsun. But It's okay; look him up, we all have to learn stuff all the time. Cheers!
Try getting a job with such a grammar broom stuck that far up your ass, Mark.
At least this guy hasn’t decided to go to Alaska
I just watched this again for third time, it's still my favourite Petrolicious video and possibly my favourite Porsche video. You guys killed it with the music! Love this guy's attitude!
this is my favorite video yet. great job!
"What's it worth"....a smile on my face all day! Great footage. Built to drive. Thank you!
Unbelievable! Love this one. Thanks so much. Made my day to see such an inspired man and car. Love it.
Can someone please list the roads he was driving on ?? fuck those are some bad ass views!
Amazing scenery! Where was it shot? I want to go there
Great vid as usual, thanks Petrolicious. The production quality and content are consistently mint.
Time for all of us to start searching Craiglist for "Porshe" cars in dusty sheds.
Searching one. Now.
+Justin yep which is funny because they were almost nothing 8 years ago hahaha :'(
You both might be right, damn.
+Alain Sadun Let me know if you want one!
A very lucky guy with a great attitude.
ohhhhh mein Gott,
ist das ein Schönes Auto!
↑↑↑This is how it's done!↑↑↑
.....Run what ya brung.....
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BTW, This is what happened to many old cheap VWs.
Matt...nice work.. enjoy now well your young and can... I drive my patina 56 bug and 356 all the time and ALWAYS smiling.
I couldn't read his tag on my phone. Anyone know what state he is in? Ten years ago, 356s were fetching almost what they are now. Try 30 years ago. My father made me sell my '60 Roadster after I got a '64 SC in 1969. In the late '70s I saw one in same metallic gray at a rural gas station for $3,500. I used to love to tell him when the prices get to $10,000, $20,000, $30,000 and hear him groan.
Top demais seu vídeo parabéns pelo trabalho
Amazing! When I thought I saw your best videos... you keep releasing new ones that simply... stun me.
Please keep the level high!
Cheers from Portugal!
Story of my life: every time I watch any Petrolicious video, I open another tab, search for the same car on Auto Trader and cry because I don't have enough money to buy it.
This one might be my favorite yet! So cool, awesome owner too.
Built to drive maintain and you have a car for life ,,were not just for Hollywood collections ☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️ from northern Ireland
Does anyone know the song at the beginning?! Fantastic video.
use the app schazam
And here I am babysitting my Cayenne GTS . This man just changed my life 👏🏽
How many people watching this video did a google search to find out this Porsche owner lives in Auburn, California and are now planning a trip there in the hopes of casually, coincidentally, just "totally accidentally" bumping into him in the parking lot of Whole Foods while you are "just wandering through" his neighborhood at which point you will remark that you really like old Porsches with patina and you have plenty of extra garage space and you would "totally give it a really good home" but of course "you're a starving student on a really tight budget" (or some similar age appropriate sob story) in the hopes that he'll take pity on you and appreciate your passion, love and admiration for old Porches with lots of patina and thus sell it to you for a great price well below its market value?
The Zen Of Junk... powerful story.. thanks to all. I too was mesmerized by the topography. Being a fellow Cali-Back-Roader, I appreciate ones interest in location-location,but would ask that you keep your finding's under your hat,for it's fire season all the time,and little towns are getting trampled by cone lick'n rubber neck's... we don't want to be 'discovered', or offered deals .
The Moto Channel
Too funny 😂
So this guy drives a 356 on dirty roads just for the fuck of it? Somebody give this weirdo a Nobel or something like that!
356 cars r an absolut blast to drive,,, magical time machine,,i got mine....
I take it for a spin in NFS Porsche Unleashed from time to time. There's just something special to this car. I enjoy driving it more than most faster looking cars ^^
I love this guys attitude. Everything he said was awesome. "It's worth an endless amount of money to me or it's worth nothing at all, if I sold it I would just use the money to get another one so why sell it" It's a lot easier to restore something than it is to put 30 or 40 years of real patina on something. Great video thanks for posting as usual.
I am happiest driving an old beater. The worst part are the people that want to buy it and make it a museum piece, or tell you how much you could get for it.
I like his style, awesome 356!
What it's all about. F the money; F the "prestige"; just drive your damn Porsche. At 145,000 miles, I beat the crap out of my 911. Rain, snow, sleet--whatever. Strangers actually COMPLAIN when they see it dirty or me driving it with two feet of snow on the ground. They simply don't understand. The sense of "connection" between driver and machine is unparalleled. Its more "feel" than speed that holds the greatest attraction. This video epitomizes what owning a Porsche is all about.
As for me, what's truly against the grain is keeping a sports car polished inside a garage or showing off at sterile meets once in a while.
This guy needs an suv
Hey Matt, loved your interview and admire your passion ! Im serious about acquiring a 356 C and spotted one and boy I'm thinking if i should leave it to its original ageing ! You are simply superb and I'm gonna need yr help !
Typical attention seeker with the too cool to care attitude. I can't believe they made a video about it.
I love how usable this 356 is, its fantastic! A credit to old mate owner . I really like the bridges used in this vid too, nice work.
Best car, best owner, best episode yet!
this guy so awesome!!!
This is the total epitome of exactly what it means to have fallen in love with the emotional connection with driving. Find it, live it but most of all DRIVE IT! Hands down, one of the best stories you guys have published. It's pouring down raining here in Dallas and this just made me crank my BMW E24 up and get lost!!
Ahhhhhh man!! Thank you for this; she is such a beauty! So much inspiration.....you just re-opened my eyes.
If this dude had a motorcycle it would totally be a 1950s BMW R50 and be covered in rust and patina from sitting out in Northern California field exposed to the elements for like 5 decades and he would put a trailer hitch on the back of the Porsche so he could tow it around behind it and the sight of this beautiful old Porsche and the BMW at the same time would give certain Porsche/BMW enthusiasts mixed feelings of envy and admiration. Some would even chase him down and try to buy both as a package deal.
I'm simply amazed. Love the way he enjoys his car. Driven his way...
Love it and drive it. That's what it's all about.
Thanks again for a beautifully shot video.
I have always had this love hate relationship with beautifully restored cars because they are so perfect and mint but at the same time, i somehow feel like it has lost most of its charm. Its chips and dents are part of its character and what it has gone through. This is why this video and his car is so special to me. I think Mater from Cars 2 said something about enjoying and keeping the flaws? Something like that?
Hell yeah! I respect this dude for living his dream.
Make a video about Joshy Robot's his 911! :)
This guys is the happiest guy thats been featured on Petrolicious.
The scenery is amazing!
Currently 1000 likes and 10 people who are dead inside.
If this car was a person it'd be that sweet little old lady that's secretly a thrill seeker.
Hell. Yeah. It's about the journey and the road less traveled. Glad people like this exist, know, and appreciate what they have and why they have it. What a great way to explore anywhere, and enjoy doing so. Thank you for bringing us this story!
With the exception of me getting married and having a son I feel after watching this that my life has been wasted.
Nah.
What is the opening tune, pls, anyone? Shazam / Soundhound are stumped.
Awesome!! Great story and production.
Reminds me of my old Need for speed gaming days... :)
Whats the name of the song in the intro?
Love it! Great film too.
Great video
Love the music and direction!