Heads up.Channel 5 for Porsche fans
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Yes, Porsche fans may want to read this thread before risking their sanity
LHD said:
Great Pretender said:

What have they done to you, my sweet?
I'll say no more than Cookie-Cutters and a Whale-Tail...

I've seen it. Wing and pre-impact bumper rear. Shadow trim. Aforementioned wheels. Mock Ruf bumper (?)
Jesus.
Oh and the colour.
f
k.And that cockney
needs a doing.I feel violated.
This was originally shown on Monday night - there is already a big thread about this pole of s
te.
One of the most appalling pieces of crap that has ever been shown on TV in the name of classic car restoration. Utter rubbish which does nothing for the cause.
I'm currently watching Wheeler Dealers & the BMW 635 CSI that the did. At least Mr China doesn't bodge, bulls
t & tell porkies. Unlike Bernie & his clueless 'expert' sidekick.
The so called expert who had never heard of a split screen Morris Minor...... Cretin.
te.One of the most appalling pieces of crap that has ever been shown on TV in the name of classic car restoration. Utter rubbish which does nothing for the cause.
I'm currently watching Wheeler Dealers & the BMW 635 CSI that the did. At least Mr China doesn't bodge, bulls
t & tell porkies. Unlike Bernie & his clueless 'expert' sidekick.The so called expert who had never heard of a split screen Morris Minor...... Cretin.
SpeckledJim said:
Cerberus90 said:
Didn't he arrive in a 7 series last time?
Has he been hit that hard by it already,


Its a jumble. The in-car shots were a manual 8 Series, and he arrives in an E46 3 Series. For a programme aimed at car geeks, that's pretty patronising.Has he been hit that hard by it already,



SpeckledJim said:
Cerberus90 said:
Didn't he arrive in a 7 series last time?
Has he been hit that hard by it already,


Its a jumble. The in-car shots were a manual 8 Series, and he arrives in an E46 3 Series. For a programme aimed at car geeks, that's pretty patronising.Has he been hit that hard by it already,




Put down the anoraks lads, some of us quite liked it.
It was 45 minutes of classic Porsche content on a Thursday night, just after dinnertime. Plenty of lovely stock footage of 911s being flung around the place.
It's been made for a much wider audience both geographically and in levels of petrolheadedness. Hence explaining everything, and North American style recaps after ever ad break slot.
They never said they were doing a 100% concours resto on the car, that's outside the budget and scope of the show.
Were it not for the show, that 911 would still be rotting under a tarp in Greater Suburbia.
They undid some fairly bodgy repairs, replaced a lot of the interior, and sorted the electronics.
So what if they used 70s orange paint and cookie cutter wheels? It's a classic look, one which is instantly recognisable, even if it's not appreciated by the Porsche cognoscenti around these parts.
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