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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hallo Porsche community, A friend and I are hoping to carry out a film (drone) & photo shoot of a Porsche in the Bristol/Somerset area. Could possibly go out towards Reading & Berkshire also. The newer the better - a 911 would be ace but the other models would also be on the cards. The idea would be- we pay for your tank of VPOWER and follow your motor around some scenic roads for 2-3 hours. All the footage we'd make available to you in return for allowing us to film & photo. It is for a personal project of ours - not a commercial enterprise. Happy to flip you £50 as well for the time. We've done this before for an S2000 I used to own and can show you that footage to give you an idea of what we'd be looking to do. No hard driving or silly action on the road - we'd just be looking for some scenic opportunities. If you'd be willing to help out for the above then please PM me! Thanks. Tom

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I have a mate that has a lovely blue 718 Cayman S and his work office is in the Bristol/Bath area. Feel free to PM. I have an old 987.2 Cayman S so probably am discounted

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Swine Enthusiast said: I have a mate that has a lovely blue 718 Cayman S and his work office is in the Bristol/Bath area. Feel free to PM. I have an old 987.2 Cayman S so probably am discounted Cheers Swine Enthusiast, I've replied to you via PM, and thanks to the others who have made contact!

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This sounds interesting, I have a 718 GT4, if you havent found anyone to help drop me a note

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Sounds like a cool idea! I have a Cayman 718 GT4 in Racing Yellow - shout if you still need someone!

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mattkidd said: Sounds like a cool idea! I have a Cayman 718 GT4 in Racing Yellow - shout if you still need someone! I suspect the drone will overtake cycles quicker than you though.

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I have just picked up a 991.2 GT3 and would love to be a part of this, just to keep a copy of the footage for myself

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