Gérard Larrousse is reunited with the 1970 TDF Porsche 911ST

The iconic hippie Porsche 911ST that Gérard Larrousse drove in the 1970 Tour de France. This was the lightest Porsche 911 ever built by the Factory and was recently renovated by Historika. In this film Larrousse is reunited with the car and we discover that it has a special place in his heart - and not just because of the race.

[@danysgarage8866]

Heroes are forever. Good video.

[@INDIGOBLUE555]

Unforgettable times...I could just fancy driving a
911 when Mr.Larrousse was an official Porsche team driver.Then my dream came true and I fully realized what was it like owning those classic 911.Possibly the most rewording daydriver back then.

[@robertrishel3685]

Wonderful film! What an experience this man had! This is the pinnacle of life.

[@jackknife6841]

I am the proud owner of duplicate of this historic 911 in my collection. In 1/32 scale of course Scalextric version.

[@kdnofyudbn5918]

Excellent production, story, car, driver and lighting. Thank you for the history lesson.

[@overduetax]

Underrated video. This needs millions of views. 1800LB 911 plus an epic race driver? Yes. More!

[@francisbroka9471]

Great driver! With Vic Elford on the fabulous Porsche 917.

[@honerakrawi7032]

The best looking 911 of all time.

[@gibsonwolle]

Thank you ...!

[@gibsonwolle]

thank you ... !

[@ddaye1969]

What a Legend

[@olivergarthwaite8908]

Great video and story! Thanks!

[@bernardmauge8613]

No Singer here!

[@100Scramble]

Lovely car and lovely film. Where was it staged?

[@club.mulholland]

It was filmed mostly on location at Bentwaters Parks.

[@kevinlove7779]

Beautiful isn't it. Location is either RAF Woodbridge or Bentwaters in Suffolk. It's a ex USAF base

[@spider_and_the_fly]

Lang lebe PORSCHE!

[@p-ed8421]

Ce ne sont pas ses vraies Piece

[@cabaneencac5168]

J'aurais aimer voir les ingénieurs ivres, grâcieuseté des 18 kilos enlevés. Évidemment, si la promesse a été tenue.