I’m a big believer in driving and using cars like this. It’s what they were meant for. But out in traffic in a car this historical and irreplaceable wow. Especially on the old tires. That’s pushing it.
Dang! What a cool car! My uncle was/is a Porsche enthusiast, his first was a late 70's 911SC. The first thing he said to me when I slid into the passenger seat for the first ride he ever took me for was as I was starting to close the door. He said "You only have to pull the door to, then firmly but gently pull it closed." I still remember the feel of that "click" of precision to this day.
yea i think it was just a joke with those perfectly looking 66yrs old tires. In case of a blowout it would shred that aluminum fender in seconds, not to mention the whole precious car could crash.
This is the first time I haven't skipped to the drive section halfway through the talking. This car was interesting enough to actually mask Jay Leno's personality.
I just looked up who Rod said was his first car client, Cameron Healy. Sounds like he started a craft brew business in Hawaii back in 1994 called Kona. Smart guy. Not many people even had heard of a craft beer back in 1994, and he marketed it to the local Hawaii culture first. I'm sure he's a multi multi millionaire. But his son is named "Spoon", so I'm sure Cameron is an old Hippie living that dream. Rock on man..👍🍻
I don't know how many viewers of this video are from the Uk, but the more the video goes on, the more i'm reminded of the tv show Only Fools and Horses. "I've had the same brush for 25 years. It's only had 9 new heads, and 7 new handles."
There`s a very nice Porsche-Museum in Gmünd Austria, where the 356`s was produced. They have a nice Collection of 356`s and other Race-Porsche. Also the Jagtwagen, the VW Schwimmwagen 166, The Commandowagen VW 87, a wooden shape for the 356 Body and other Raritys. It`s absolutely worth to visite it.
This is the most nervous I have ever seen Jay. 😆 All he could say was " Yeah,... yeah,.. yeah - all the while thinking of how bad it would be for those old tires to burst ! Amazing to think that this car has the same horsepower as a riding lawn mower. Thanks for showing the smooth underside, but I really wish Jay would have shown how they change a tire with those wheel covers ! Great restoration.
You could sense the uneasiness in Jay's face once the guy said how old the tires were. I kinda think safety is more important than having "era" tires on it.
Wow, I got a little emotional there... Also, Jay looked a little envious looking at this car, or did I imagine that? haha. Now you know how we all feel Jay!! Great video, thank you for bringing this to us.
Cars are such an important piece of human evolution! we under estimate their impact when we think of going fully automated. The car gives even the poorest man or woman, confidence and feeling of accomplishment!
omg...I can't believe they are driving on tires from the 50's....YIKES! I had a blow out on original tires from a 98 500SL and bent my rim. I can't imagine if that thing had a blowout
Her life savings and every family member for the next 100 years would be paying ,doubt she has a billion dollar coverage . Typical idiot driver in LA .
At 2:12 you can see the "Sascha"- Sportsracer which Ferdinand Porsche designed in 1923 for Austro-Daimler. He had seen the Bugatti Brescia 1250cc with 30hp that was so light he could beat a Hispano Suiza with 150hp. So he constructed this car with a 1500cc four cylinder and 30hp and 1300 lbs. He drove it personally at the Passo Stelvio and overtook an Isotta-Fraschini with 7 litre Engine.
I don't know what he really meant by that, whether they found some NOS 16" tyres, as the car had been a race car it was certainly not on its original tyres.
Wait, you weren't allowed to drive? Welcome to the peasant world Jay. I could tell you weren't joking when you said that he was driving lmao Jhonny would not have waived you over.
Did you miss the part where Jay says this may be the most expensive car in LA traffic history? That tells me that Jay doesn't own or has ever had a car on the show of this value. This car is in a league of it's own, and as stated it's likely insurance related really.
The owner is right there and he says " I don't know about that..." He's just an uptight dude who likely doesn't have a huge fleet. We all know the guy who's too uptight to even enjoy his own car. This guy is their leader. lol
Remember it's not actually the guests car. He just restored it. The owner probably just protective. It's worth millions tbf. The guy on the show let Jay drive the outlaws after all last time after all.
Great car really nice job putting the roof back on and the dash is great but what im not understanding is what made them think that this was that car cause in the pictures the cars had alot of different colors and then the roof was off and the last owner was racing it did he no that he had that car its a great story and im sure its the car id like to no what got them curious enough to start looking great job great show thanks Jay
"Steve Porsche ... a car barely alive. Gentlemen, we can rebuild him. We have the technology. We have the capability to make the world's first nearly entirely fake priceless bionic car. Not quite the same as it was before ...not quite the same, not as strong, slower!" (How to take 4 non-original tyres and half a bodyshell then add parts until you have a fake original Porsche. New engine, new upper body, new dash, new interior, new paint, new decals, new bloody everything!)
Lensman I agree. The car doesn’t really impress me. I would respect them more if they left it as it was after the previous owner chopped the top. They could have left everything the way it was except maybe paint it. It would be the evolution of the car. Lemans 1st winner and an old retired race car in the historics. Instead they turned it into a fake
Jay another great car, but got to a be troll here. "Mr. Lemah" lmao, come on dude get grip. It's Leman just like an old Pontiac. Mr automotive archaeology is just a wee bit impressed with himself, you think? lol.
Dan, you are ignorant. Please research before being that one guy in the comments. It is indeed pronounced "Lemah". Source - translate.google.com/#fr/en/Le%20Mans
Really? I have been to the hallowed track many times. Life is about knowledge and experience. Also authenticity....... at least I stand up with my name and do not hide behind some cryptic cyber symbol.
Nobody in France say Le Mans (two words) "Lemah", the "AN" is more long and intense. The Google translate in french has an "English living since ten years in France, french" accent .
If the owner got his hands on the car before they realized it was the first le mans Porsche, then he probably got it fairly cheap (relatively speaking), then the cost of restoration was probably over what he paid to buy the car, but still not "expensive" per se...but now that everyone understands what the car is, it's value (think what a group of super-collectors like Seinfeld would be willing pay at auction) is probably orders of magnitude over what the owner has invested. I wouldn't be surprised for a second if this car was valued at 8 figures.
JCW80 it's not like Porsche restored it though. It's a couple guys in California. Not Porsche parts just stuff they made and bolted on. Cool car. But I just don't see this being worth more than kit car value
Kit car value? No way, buddy. You can buy a kit 356, built and ready to drive, from some respected kit builders (like Beck) for less than $40k. You would be hard pressed to find any real 356 consumer car, in beat up, non-running condition, in that price range. It also doesn't matter that Porsche didn't restore it, there are a lot of restorers that are highly respected by the community, like Rod Emory. And of course, let's not forget, it's the first car that Porsche fielded for a race, and the race was Le Mans no less, and it was a winning car. Race history plays a HUGE role in value for collector cars, that detail alone would push the value of this car up more than any other detail about this car. I'm not saying it makes a lot of sense that a car like this would probably sell for millions; I'm just saying that's the reality. :-)
same here lol,whats funny is this is a race car? it wouldnt stand a chance against american street cars of the time period,a lot like poch is today? overpriced crap thats just plain slow lol. ill never forget my brother in law telling me about the time his friend who owned a original cobra was challanged by a guy who owned a porch,i dont need to tell anyone how that race went i hope lol
Enlighten me. What American vehicle in it's class could out race this? Many American cars would outdrag it sure, but when it comes to handling, it would be far quicker round corners. I'm no Porsche fan tbf, but to write them all off as slow just seams ignorant.
Last actual remaining "first Porsche" Type 64 is still unrestored. You can see quite a lot of similarities between that 1939 car and this one. Both "borrowed" heavy from Tatra 97. Funny enough Muricans destroyed 2 other Porsche Type 64 in existence so only 1 remains.
SS-Oberführer Porsche was still depressed that he lost WWII against us while he was building that car and now Seinfeld is buying his works.. LOOOOL en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ferdinand_Porsche#Early_life
The only one close to this persons knowledge of the bespoken subject is actually the woman owning the BMW 1600 in a later episode here. Jay should have his guests watch these real enthusiasts prior to having them on his show.
Manny S maybe he knew how to politic on the fly, you know one of those who have all the questions and answers for everything, noticed he babies that VW, VWS WERE BEST DRIVEN HAMMER DOWN TO KEEP COOL.
I'd like to see Christie's appraisal of this car for auction. I'd bet it would easily clear $20 million if it truly is the first. Won't surprise me to see it at auction in a couple years.
Probably pretty tricky to change the wheels on it and I doubt it actually gets driven around much anyway. I would guess it mostly travels on the back of a trailer.
+David Bell Yeah, I would rather straighten a bent frame and repair an all aluminum body from a total wreck than take 30 minutes change the only part of the car that touches the road and controls the travel of the car.
With all the great cars Jay has and has driven it's great to see him in awe of a car. Genuine respect and appreciation from a true car guy !
Very grateful to all involved for sharing this car and its history with the world in such an open manner. So cool!
I was a little surprised that they did not have a chase car to hold off tailgaters. Beautiful car and the work that went into it was amazing.
An absolute pleasure to see and hear it go, thanks all.
I’m a big believer in driving and using cars like this. It’s what they were meant for.
But out in traffic in a car this historical and irreplaceable wow. Especially on the old tires. That’s pushing it.
This is a great show !!!!! I start watching episodes of it and can't stop.
Top 10 favorite episode of Jay leno's garage
I am a sucker for craftsmanship. What amazing work. It's great to see that technology will never substitute craftsmanship.
Jay has a first rate garage, the best technicians, and more money than god. Let Jay drive!
Paul S and this car is beyond expensive if it gets damaged
@@fl00rmatt64 Jay's worth at least what? $500 million or more? I think he can afford to fix any damage.
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Like Trigger in only fools and horses said i have had this broom all my life I changed the head 4 times and the handle 6 times.
The joke is originally from Open All Hours :P Sorry had to just throw that in
Dang! What a cool car! My uncle was/is a Porsche enthusiast, his first was a late 70's 911SC. The first thing he said to me when I slid into the passenger seat for the first ride he ever took me for was as I was starting to close the door. He said "You only have to pull the door to, then firmly but gently pull it closed." I still remember the feel of that "click" of precision to this day.
Can you imagine how much this would be worth if the roof was never chopped off? Awesome history lesson, thanks Jay.
and the original engine
Mian Cowell 100% original and it would be priceless.
Jay was thinking, 66 year old tires? Jesus this guy drank the entire jug of koolaid, didn't he? Awesome video guys, I was entertained, so cool!
yea i think it was just a joke with those perfectly looking 66yrs old tires. In case of a blowout it would shred that aluminum fender in seconds, not to mention the whole precious car could crash.
Blame collectors that want the cars absolutely original with zero exceptions.
Coker could have made perfect replica tires for driving instead of risking peoples lives.
The car and Jay are within a year of each other.
OMG what a treat for me. Thank you Jay for sharing!
Truly amazing. The original outlaw!
Spectacular.
Probably the rarest of any Porches that were and remember it is the very first Porche racecar period. STILL on the road and I guess it should be.
TBull Cajunbreadmaker : actually the rarest would be the 1939 Porsche racer....Chris Harris drove it on Top Gear on TH-cam
@@hertzair1186 Yes, here: th-cam.com/video/HaDWPBco07w/w-d-xo.html
Jay has such a hard life. I'm in total envy.
This is the first time I haven't skipped to the drive section halfway through the talking. This car was interesting enough to actually mask Jay Leno's personality.
I just looked up who Rod said was his first car client, Cameron Healy. Sounds like he started a craft brew business in Hawaii back in 1994 called Kona. Smart guy. Not many people even had heard of a craft beer back in 1994, and he marketed it to the local Hawaii culture first. I'm sure he's a multi multi millionaire. But his son is named "Spoon", so I'm sure Cameron is an old Hippie living that dream. Rock on man..👍🍻
I don't know how many viewers of this video are from the Uk, but the more the video goes on, the more i'm reminded of the tv show Only Fools and Horses. "I've had the same brush for 25 years. It's only had 9 new heads, and 7 new handles."
There`s a very nice Porsche-Museum in Gmünd Austria, where the 356`s was produced. They have a nice Collection of 356`s and other Race-Porsche. Also the Jagtwagen, the VW Schwimmwagen 166, The Commandowagen VW 87, a wooden shape for the 356 Body and other Raritys. It`s absolutely worth to visite it.
This is the most nervous I have ever seen Jay. 😆 All he could say was " Yeah,... yeah,.. yeah - all the while thinking of how bad it would be for those old tires to burst !
Amazing to think that this car has the same horsepower as a riding lawn mower.
Thanks for showing the smooth underside, but I really wish Jay would have shown how they change a tire with those wheel covers ! Great restoration.
Jay gets to drive the car. That's the rules.
You could sense the uneasiness in Jay's face once the guy said how old the tires were. I kinda think safety is more important than having "era" tires on it.
Because this thing can go fast enough to strain the tires that much..
Ryan Spalding People are just getting ridiculous with this originality theme.
@@gregorytimmons4777 Well, at least the tires should be new.
This car will probably NEVER be driven again. For the day, they took a risk
Not everybody is afraid of their own shadows. Knowledge is safety
Lov when J is speechless just loves the story😈😈💖💖💯🔥
This guy is a wiz on Porsche. Very knowledgeable.
Wow, I got a little emotional there... Also, Jay looked a little envious looking at this car, or did I imagine that? haha. Now you know how we all feel Jay!! Great video, thank you for bringing this to us.
Jay on the camera at 24:00 , can compete with any of those youtube bloggers. ;)
love Porsche and Great job with the history of this automobile!
Cars are such an important piece of human evolution! we under estimate their impact when we think of going fully automated. The car gives even the poorest man or woman, confidence and feeling of accomplishment!
Jay…every week you have automotive royalty on!🤣
Great job Mr. Leno, Thanks
omg...I can't believe they are driving on tires from the 50's....YIKES! I had a blow out on original tires from a 98 500SL and bent my rim. I can't imagine if that thing had a blowout
Matt AdRev todays tires dont do as well as tires made 20 years ago. The formula of the rubber has changed significantly.
Matt AdRev OMG! You would be bending a million dollar rim on this car!!!
Bring it to Classic Le Mans 2018! Love to see it in real life there
Le mar!
You can only find something like this on Jay's channel.
If Jay drove and crashed the car, a 47 would need to be painted on it.
Hi Jay i actually had the privilege of going formy licencs in a 1953 1300 Super loved that old
That red Mazda at 33:45 almost lost her life savings. She almost rear ended them.
Her life savings and every family member for the next 100 years would be paying ,doubt she has a billion dollar coverage . Typical idiot driver in LA .
* 30:40 bugger comes flying around the bus. Hope they see this and realize they almost bankrupted the next 10 generations of their lineage, lol.
Always wondered why they don't use a buffer car at the rear to stop people rear ending priceless cars like this one...
Mercedes had a buffer car for their C111 when Jay drove it last year.
Seems like cheap insurance against tragedy, unless of course the guy they get to drive behind loses concentration. lol
One of the best cars EVER
At 2:12 you can see the "Sascha"- Sportsracer which Ferdinand Porsche designed in 1923 for Austro-Daimler. He had seen the Bugatti Brescia 1250cc with 30hp that was so light he could beat a Hispano Suiza with 150hp. So he constructed this car with a 1500cc four cylinder and 30hp and 1300 lbs. He drove it personally at the Passo Stelvio and overtook an Isotta-Fraschini with 7 litre Engine.
Stunning Runge should do some kind of remake
This guy really knows his stuff.
This is so good. Instant classic vid
what a beauty.
Thanks Jay for the history of this car was great you are very lucky man to get a ride in this car very cool
Beautiful car
Riveting episode! A real piece of automotive history!
Jay is like..."These tires have a flat spot"...Driver says "These are tires from the 50's" Jay can't wait for that ride to end...lol.
He said the "original tires" are on the car, that was the moment I fell off my chair.
I don't know what he really meant by that, whether they found some NOS 16" tyres, as the car had been a race car it was certainly not on its original tyres.
nice one, thanks for sharing! Loving the program Jay!
It makes me always smile. A Volkswagen Pushrod !! Not Porsche technology?
Andy Hanovera Porsche WAS volkwagen back then.
thanks jay
Did we get our modern brake lights from the racing circuit? If that is true, that cool.... man.
4:11 Me, everytime my mechanic tell me price for work he did on my car.
Wait, you weren't allowed to drive? Welcome to the peasant world Jay.
I could tell you weren't joking when you said that he was driving lmao Jhonny would not have waived you over.
The first Porshe is the type 64 from 1939. It was build from roadracing
Let Jay drive FFS, he drives/owns a lot of very valuable cars so it's not like he's going to abuse it.
You want to be on the show? you let Jay drive..
The owner's choice.
It might be a requirement of the owner's insurance policy.
Did you miss the part where Jay says this may be the most expensive car in LA traffic history? That tells me that Jay doesn't own or has ever had a car on the show of this value. This car is in a league of it's own, and as stated it's likely insurance related really.
The owner is right there and he says " I don't know about that..."
He's just an uptight dude who likely doesn't have a huge fleet. We all know the guy who's too uptight to even enjoy his own car. This guy is their leader. lol
Remember it's not actually the guests car. He just restored it. The owner probably just protective. It's worth millions tbf. The guy on the show let Jay drive the outlaws after all last time after all.
Great car really nice job putting the roof back on and the dash is great but what im not understanding is what made them think that this was that car cause in the pictures the cars had alot of different colors and then the roof was off and the last owner was racing it did he no that he had that car its a great story and im sure its the car id like to no what got them curious enough to start looking great job great show thanks Jay
Outstanding car Jay!! great history. Can we visit your garage in person?
Just amazing!
not the original motor in it. what a bummer
True racing royalty
so cool
great job with the car and the video
Always a tough call when restoring old race cars and hotrods, leave all the history intact, or pick the most significant version and recreate it.
wow. very cool.
definitely. totally agree
keep your eyes on the road
Fantastic! :)
That is an amazing car😍
Let Leno drive! But of course, insurance!
What a cool car and great story. I wonder what this things worth? 300k? Maybe more.
Bit of a trigger’s broom though isn’t it? Different engine to the one that ran the race, new roof etc etc etc...
you might wanna close your door next time you're a passenger Jay? :P not used to closing a door with that hand!
I felt that same pain as Jay when l heard "he cut the roof off"
Is that guy wearing Yoga pants?
Of course.you have to be very supple to get behind the wheel.
A great car, with an impressive history! But... It's weird to see Jay riding shotgun...
Saludos
but can it do a burnout?
No it's a Volkswagen
Super
"Steve Porsche ... a car barely alive. Gentlemen, we can rebuild him. We have the technology. We have the capability to make the world's first nearly entirely fake priceless bionic car. Not quite the same as it was before ...not quite the same, not as strong, slower!"
(How to take 4 non-original tyres and half a bodyshell then add parts until you have a fake original Porsche. New engine, new upper body, new dash, new interior, new paint, new decals, new bloody everything!)
Lensman I agree. The car doesn’t really impress me. I would respect them more if they left it as it was after the previous owner chopped the top. They could have left everything the way it was except maybe paint it. It would be the evolution of the car. Lemans 1st winner and an old retired race car in the historics. Instead they turned it into a fake
is the Gmun for Gmünd? because I live in the area of stuttgart and the only connection would be Schwäbisch Gmünd, wich is a town around here
Damn, how expensive does a car to have be to scare Jay from driving it?
Jay another great car, but got to a be troll here. "Mr. Lemah" lmao, come on dude get grip. It's Leman just like an old Pontiac. Mr automotive archaeology is just a wee bit impressed with himself, you think? lol.
Dan, you are ignorant. Please research before being that one guy in the comments. It is indeed pronounced "Lemah".
Source - translate.google.com/#fr/en/Le%20Mans
Really? I have been to the hallowed track many times. Life is about knowledge and experience. Also authenticity....... at least I stand up with my name and do not hide behind some cryptic cyber symbol.
Yes, really. It is french! That is how the french say it, and that is where the track is. That is why it is said it "Lemah". It is really that simple.
Nobody in France say Le Mans (two words) "Lemah", the "AN" is more long and intense.
The Google translate in french has an "English living since ten years in France, french" accent .
man thats kool!!!
Probably not that expensive of a car. Just labor cost. So much of it isn't original or else porsche would have it.
If the owner got his hands on the car before they realized it was the first le mans Porsche, then he probably got it fairly cheap (relatively speaking), then the cost of restoration was probably over what he paid to buy the car, but still not "expensive" per se...but now that everyone understands what the car is, it's value (think what a group of super-collectors like Seinfeld would be willing pay at auction) is probably orders of magnitude over what the owner has invested. I wouldn't be surprised for a second if this car was valued at 8 figures.
JCW80 it's not like Porsche restored it though. It's a couple guys in California. Not Porsche parts just stuff they made and bolted on. Cool car. But I just don't see this being worth more than kit car value
Kit car value? No way, buddy. You can buy a kit 356, built and ready to drive, from some respected kit builders (like Beck) for less than $40k. You would be hard pressed to find any real 356 consumer car, in beat up, non-running condition, in that price range. It also doesn't matter that Porsche didn't restore it, there are a lot of restorers that are highly respected by the community, like Rod Emory. And of course, let's not forget, it's the first car that Porsche fielded for a race, and the race was Le Mans no less, and it was a winning car. Race history plays a HUGE role in value for collector cars, that detail alone would push the value of this car up more than any other detail about this car. I'm not saying it makes a lot of sense that a car like this would probably sell for millions; I'm just saying that's the reality. :-)
I don't know. I just can't get interested in clown cars. Pardon me while I go polish my GTX.
same here lol,whats funny is this is a race car? it wouldnt stand a chance against american street cars of the time period,a lot like poch is today? overpriced crap thats just plain slow lol. ill never forget my brother in law telling me about the time his friend who owned a original cobra was challanged by a guy who owned a porch,i dont need to tell anyone how that race went i hope lol
The same way I can't get interested in big, lazy, straight line only muscle cars.
Enlighten me. What American vehicle in it's class could out race this? Many American cars would outdrag it sure, but when it comes to handling, it would be far quicker round corners. I'm no Porsche fan tbf, but to write them all off as slow just seams ignorant.
Lots of car aficionados are rolling their eyes at this thread.
"Lots of car aficionados are rolling their eyes at this thread."
Only women and midgets.
What a beautiful car but their engines did come really small didn't day?
the channel petrolicous did a video on the million mile 356 im sure
Nice beetle.
What do you all think if Porsche brought back the 356 name as an MX5 competitor?
Yeah.
30:48 When a Mazda almost rear-ends your priceless car
i bet Leno wore denim socks and undies in anticipation for having that Porsche in the garage.
😅😅 Good one, I think he was actually born in denim tho..😆
What an amazing piece of automotive history. i love how they restored it back to it's first day of racing.
Last actual remaining "first Porsche" Type 64 is still unrestored. You can see quite a lot of similarities between that 1939 car and this one. Both "borrowed" heavy from Tatra 97. Funny enough Muricans destroyed 2 other Porsche Type 64 in existence so only 1 remains.
1 of the few guys that had an answer to all of Jay's deep historic questions. I love it
SS-Oberführer Porsche was still depressed that he lost WWII against us while he was building that car and now Seinfeld is buying his works.. LOOOOL en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ferdinand_Porsche#Early_life
What kind of knob head comment is that?
Idiot.
The only one close to this persons knowledge of the bespoken subject is actually the woman owning the BMW 1600 in a later episode here.
Jay should have his guests watch these real enthusiasts prior to having them on his show.
Manny S maybe he knew how to politic on the fly, you know one of those who have all the questions and answers for everything, noticed he babies that VW, VWS WERE BEST DRIVEN HAMMER DOWN TO KEEP COOL.
The first time I haven't seen Jay drive
I think the only other one he didnt drive in was the Pagani Hyuara
not true the v8 trike thing he didnt drive either or pretty much must race cars on here he hasnt driven
I'd like to see Christie's appraisal of this car for auction. I'd bet it would easily clear $20 million if it truly is the first. Won't surprise me to see it at auction in a couple years.
Insurance? Would any insurance company touch this car? "Your annual payment sir will be $2,000,000 with an excess of $10,000,000"
A normal car insurance company wouldn't, but the ones that specialize in cars or art certainly do.
I just wish that someone would have mentioned that this was the, "very first LeMans racing Porsche".
The moment he said original 50's tires, Jay didn't regret not driving it anymore.
You would have thought they would have had some new tyres on it for driving it around and kept the 50's tyres for shows
Probably pretty tricky to change the wheels on it and I doubt it actually gets driven around much anyway. I would guess it mostly travels on the back of a trailer.
+David Bell Yeah, I would rather straighten a bent frame and repair an all aluminum body from a total wreck than take 30 minutes change the only part of the car that touches the road and controls the travel of the car.
Explains why he was driving so slow.
He must mean rims? Tires expire after 6 years, and that's modern rubber. 60 year old tires would probably fail very quickly.
Goes to show you enough money you can have what ever you want... Not even Porsche owns it.
Is that you Donald ?
Grab em by the p*ssy!!!
And I bet that have been and are still trying extremely hard to gain ownership.
Porsche probably has negotiated an estate sales agreement to occur after the owner dies.