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  1. 07-15-2016, 10:37 AM #1
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    Sweet Porsche Production Videos - Modern & Old School

    You guys have all probably seen these, but here are 2 Porsche production videos at 2 very different eras in manufacturing techniques. The first is a 2016 video with all the cool automation and robotics that now build these awesome machines:

    https://youtu.be/I8iuBPYgTvs

    At the other end of the spectrum, this second Porsche production video is OLD SCHOOL based on the plethora of 356's they were churning out before it cuts over to 911's around the 6m mark. The (non-subtitled) German commentary starts at just under a minute into the video. I particularly like the shot of the guy using his feet to mount the transmission at the 1m10s mark!

    Porsche Production - YouTube

    Definitely find some time to watch these videos side by side, and my search now begins to find the sweet soundtrack to the second video
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  2. 07-15-2016, 07:44 PM #2
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    They bolt the roofs on, now? . . .


    Holy shyte!




    I wondered how the fixed a mg roof to the GT3RS




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  3. 07-15-2016, 07:59 PM #3
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    Man--- those cars are dense/packed w/ stuff . . .

    . . . hate to think what 'restoring' one o' these will be like . . . .


    . . . in 40 years

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    You won't have to restore them as they will all be preservation cars. When I was at the factory last year and saw the late installation of the roofs, I believe they are bonded on as well as the bolts. Gordon
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  5. 07-19-2016, 08:36 AM #5
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    Very 'Terminator' with those robotics today.... makes 'Made By Hand' look to be older than over 50years ago....Was very relaxing though as my 'backround' while I was working....No horrible music overtones and visually easy to watch....
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