YOUR RESEARCHAnybody see the history of 911 on History Channel?
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Saw a great 1 hour documentary about the complete history of Porsche. It was on History International and titled Voyages "Automobiles:911". It was produced in 1998 so it ends with the 993 but still a great history of the 911 and where it came from as well as the Porsche family story. If you have Tivo and didn't get it set up your Tivo to record any show with the keyword "Porsche" in the title. That is how I got it this past week on Tivo.
Yes, I've actually watched it twice, it was really enjoyable.
Yup. That is one of the "permanent" items on my Tivo along with "Victory by Design" and others. Was it just me or did the Wagnerian soundtrack in Voyages "Automobiles: 911" make you want to sing "Oh Brumhilde you're so lovely" a la Elmer Fudd? I was just waiting for "Flight of the Valkyries" to come on and Elmer to jump in with "Kill the Wabbit!" The documentary was pretty good though.
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