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Porsche 912 - Oil Change & Drive to the Beach
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- Опубліковано 31 гру 2020
- In this video we change the oil in the 67 Porsche 912 and Drive it to the beach.
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Everything about this video was damn near perfection.
That oil change was so therapeutic...
What a brilliant video...and what a brilliant car ! The oel change scene just topped it off ! This video would have to be one of the best forms of psychotherapy for a depressed Porsche enthusiast suffering a temporary form of depression. Many many thanks.....gah from Eltham, Australia
The early 911 shape has never been equalled in my opinion.. and the 912 as a daily driver is just perfect. I live in the Pyrenees and a 912 would be ideal for the mountain roads.. Unfortunately they are unobtainium here at a price I can afford. I enjoyed that drive to the beach! Thanks for the video..
I felt like I was there helping out. Love your 912. Bahama Yellow is my absolute favorite.
For some reason, I enjoyed the 912 oil change over the 356 oil change
Awesome video and that is the perfect color for those early Porsches!
While vacationing in San Diego circa 2003 I passed on a running 60s 912 for around $3500. I remember the fuchs, and the engine sound from the rear. I have regretted not buying it ever since. Nice vid.
Nice color, nice relaxing video. Who cares that these 912 only produced 90 hp…it’s the boxer sound and the looks that count. I’ve bought my Porsche some 23 years ago, a 944s2. And beautiful area to shoot this video also. Enjoy life…
Thanks for the 912 memory, I bought a new Bahama yellow 912 in 66’ ($5,200) from Vasek Polak in Manhattan Beach, CA. Two years later It was sold and became the down payment on our first home.
like good wine.......
About time to change your oil again. Looking forward to 2022.
Nice simple video.
Well done.
Thanks, and Woof to Walter.
Poor Walter, no ride to the beach.
Love the sound of that motor. Thank you.
Beautiful car and beautiful drive, gotta love a Catalina back drop.
She purrs .... and the weather looks perfect !
Such a beautiful looking car with gorgeous lines, lovely sounding engine too. My first car at 18 years old in 1985 was a 1972 VW beetle bought for £100 off my parents, and there are similarities with the chassis and engine, mine being the feeble whistling 1300 flat four! So wish I had that car today, though! Bright turqoise was the colour, too. MAH 507L Numberplate. I actually can't remember selling it! Thank you for sharing this video.
My first car was a 64 VW bug that my dad and I completely restored. I was 15, I’ve loved old cars ever since. My dad still has that car👍
Such an easy oil change. Modern cars are a pain with the under cladding and 10 - 20 screws to remove before one can see the oil pan. Then resetting the computer. The vintage cars are simplicity defined.
Videos like this really help me get through winters in New England!! Your car is a beauty and well-loved. Thanks for the ocean views! Greetings from CT. I use 20W/50 Valvoline VR-1 with high zinc - I might be wrong but I thought synthetic oil was incorrect for flat-tappet engines - just an FYI.
Thanks for watching! I use the VR-1 now. It’s a good oil and easy to find. I used to use the Brad Penn oil which is also good but harder to get. I never use synthetic in any of my older cars.
What a delightful little video. I very much enjoyed it. Brilliant car, too. And a nice, clean, well ordered garage, unlike my dingy hell-hole.
Wow; that new oil looked mighty dark! Never seen one like that! Cool car! Great video with great production including drone shots!! Happy 2021 to you and your family!
Yeah, this oil is actually green. It’s the only oil I’ve seen like this. It makes it easy to identify when you see a spot on the floor. If it’s green you know it’s motor oil👍
@@Jerod_Helt not coolant? Just kidding. Very nice car.
20W-50? That's some crazy thick oil, I've never owned any Porsches let alone OLD 912s I'd love to own one in my lifetime.. Those older engines like thicker oils over synthetics?
@@RandomUsername81 yes sir; air cooled motors and in places where you see high temperatures. That’s why oil for air cooled Harley Davidsons is 20W-50.
Oddly satisfying!!!
Congratulations to this wonderful Porsche👏🏻👏🏻
No talk, no muzak, just sound.
Labor of love for a car , awesome.
Nice camera work on the drive! Lovey colour
My dad has a 66 that he’s had since I was a kid. It’s all restored now. It’s deer shit brown (sand beige) though and not Bahama 😂. Love these cars
I have a '69 Bahama Yellow 912, but I also love the sand beige! There is another Porsche color, Cashmere Beige, that I also love -- it came along in later years. Seinfeld, on an episode of Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee, drove a 930 in Cashmere Beige -- beautiful car!
I would absolutely love a 912 in the future
One of the best videos you’ve done!
Nice video!
What a lovely car.
Great video 👍🏾. I loved this.
Definitely most satisfying video of an oil change ever!
Where was the drive? First I thought, Santa Barbara? Then I thought Palos Verdes? Then I thought Malibu?
Stumped.
Started at Wayfarers Chapel in Rancho Palos Verdes, then into Palos Verdes Dr West near Via Coronel, then at the end of Western Ave in San Pedro
Air cool life 😎 👌
Great stuff and beautiful 912! Love the order you got in your garage 😊
But don't you use a copper washer for the oil drain plug?
I typically reuse the same washer a few times before replacing it
Satisfying…
You have nice car...😊👍 Nice movie...
What a nice car. Congratulations.
Fantastic video, and thanks.
Beautiful the car and is sounds great great ride so beautiful 👍
I didn't know you owed a 912 also. Nice.
Wow, loved it!
As far as I can remember the spark plugs were a sod to get to - maybe I'm wrong but it's a long time ago!
I use that same oil in my 240z 👌🏼
請問一下，這台車在美國大概多少錢啊，我人在台灣，我也想買912，謝謝
if you put 1/2 quart of oil in the filter the paper will soak it up and help on start up
Actually that won’t do anything on this system, it’s a bypass oil system so the oil out the filter just falls into the case, oil after the filter does not go directly into bearings or oil galleys.
As you drove down the ramp at the beach into the parking lot, we saw an aerial push shot. Did you have a partner operating the drone? Or was it done by you with the push shot accomplished in the editing? It was a super nice shot.
Merci pour la video :) Vous la changez tous les combien l'huile sur ce moteur ? c'est un flat 4 ?
nice video thanks
Working the camera needs five stars.
Talk about being rough
No oil top up into the filter
Wow!
Aahh, California, if you can afford it. :)
One of my favorite Porsches in my absolute favorite color! If I EVER can afford a PTS 911 it will be Bahama Yellow! BTW, any chance you still have it?
I sold this car last year. It doubled in value during the 3 years that I owned it.
@@Jerod_Helt smart move :) I don't think I'm ever going to be able to afford one now. I wish I'd had my act together ten years ago.
Amazing ❤❤
Changing my 912's oil for the first time next week. Did you replace the gaskets between the oil strainer and the oil drain plug by chance in this oil change? If not how often do you change them? Thanks!
I don’t remember if I changed it this time or not. They can usually be used a few times👍
Very nice
20w-50? 😳is it worn out?
nice video and nice car! thanks for sharing. sis and i are learning a lot about these super little cars... hope we are making the right decision to sell our dad's car. we are trying to document the car and it's story before we say goodbye next month. just posted a vid of the car on my channel. :)
tickover seems high
How often do you need to do that oil change? I will have a bahama coloured 912, just a matter of finding the right price
I change it once a year. I probably drive it about 2-3k miles a year👍
Why not out a good polish on it?
This is after I buffed it out, you should have seen it before
If only that were affordable today. I’m willing to pay around 20 and still not even close to being able to buy one for that today. 😔
I paid about 13k for it in 2018. Then spent another 15k in parts and 5 months getting it back on the road👍
@@Jerod_Helt I struggle spending to much as what if found is the less money I spend the more I enjoy it. I’ve got several toys I’ve got to much money wrapped up in to enjoy. My favorite car out of all that I own is a well sorted 99 BMW 323i that Allows me to roll through the gears and not be doing 100 mile an hour. I thought more pleasure driving that old BMW for that simple fact it’s still very mechanical and not crazy fast.
@@rbarnard264 I agree. And if they get too expensive they’re not fun at all, you just worry about damaging them. I try not to make them too nice and try not to spend more then they’re worth. That way I can always get my money back if needed👍
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