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Did anyone see the Porcshe factory last night on NGC (ultimate factory)? If you missed it, it'll be air again on Oct. 25th at 11AM.
http://channel.nationalgeographic.com/tv-schedule
This is a must see if you're into Porsches. The robotics are unbelievable with a robotic arm that opens the doors so another robotic arm can clear coat it, parts dollies guided by magnets imbedded in the concrete and a high pressure WATER nozzle that cuts the leather for the interiors. The best part for me was watching the technicians assemble the flat six motor, like watching an artist create a masterpiece.
Caught it ( dvr ) tonight. This was very cool.
Did you catch that the Stuttgart factory is producing 115 911's and 40 boxsters a day. Didn't realize the ratio was that high for the boxsters.
i'm on the west coast...and saw that they have another one airing 10/25 in teh AM.
my DVR is all set!! my wife saw me setting it up..i'm scrolling a day or two ahead looking for a show to record....then she sees the screenof what i'm recording.. "oh brother" she says..
As someone still relatively new to Porsche, I'm still learning but was so entertained by this show that I watched it again after it first ran. Simply fascinating!
I saw it as well! DVR'd it and re-watched it twice
How cool would it be to work there! It takes 3 years of training before they'll let you paint a car!!!
I liked the Ferrari "Ultimate Factory" episode as well!
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