This was another great video, Zack. Not just because of the car, but also because of your infectious passion. Every time I get close to selling my ‘87 Cab (just offer $45 - despite not for sale, yet) ... you put out a video and I reconsider. Thanks for confusing me again.
I returned this week from the ‘Big Red Cottage’ in Bancroft and I just loaded my Wife’s car with the kayak and dog to go back to Aylen Lake for another weekend. Great Summer so far! I hope yours is going well too!
I always have soft spot in my heart for this particular design model than all the later models. Put on the iconic rear spoiler, you will still get heads turning where ever you go
Superb video. Your story is symtomatic for many Porsche drivers. I had to wash the 74 Targa of my best friends father every second week. Thanks a lot 😀
That story about your first time driving a 911SC is great! I myself had a very similar experience. I was a valet at Ryan's Parking which handled parking for Delaware Park which is also a horse track. I got to drive a lot of nice cars, albeit a very short distance, this was around 1985 or so. I've had my SC for 23 years and I'm very happy that I've held on to it. Great vid!
@@Motormouth... Yeah me too. We each had our regulars that would come though which basically guaranteed you'd get the same car multiple times. And when your regular had a Porsche, Corvette or a Mercedes, going to work was always fun.
First. Gimme a free t-shirt. Great review of a very cool car. I drive a 1975 Alfa Romeo Spider with a 5 speed tranny and SPICA fuel injection....a fabulous driving machine.
What an incredible example 👏 Ty for sharing Zack! The color is unique and very period correct. 👌 ...I also like those 17" Fuchs 👍 they set the stance and look the part
I got a 82 Sc targa about 6 moths ago that was kind of neglected and its just now in reliable running shape and I absolutely love the car! Its my first ever sports car and I couldn't be happier with me decision, Its by no means the fastest thing in the world. But with my new exhaust and the shop advanced the ignition by a few degrees the car has plenty of get up and go to be fun without being dangerous. My biggest complaint was the stock shifter, second gear is a pain in the ass sometime and I would struggle sometimes to get second gear to stick. But the shop I go to told me its a fairly common complaint and I am now getting an aftermarket shifter that should fix the problem and I can not wait! once this annoyance is resolved I dont know if any car will be able to compete in terms of enjoyment for dollar. In total after initial purchase and work done I think im just a tad over 40K into it. 40K buy a lot of things that are faster but they dont have the same mechanical feel that the SC has and nothing looks nearly as good in my opinion. I have people talk to me almost every time I stop for gas. And I have no plans to sell it any time soon but it is nice to know that the market even before this weird bubble we are in was trending upwards on these. It makes me feel less bad when I put money into it knowing while I might not make money on it I will most likely not lose money on it either. I highly HIGHLY recommend that anyone who is seriously considering buying one to do it! In 10 years I dont think there will be many left and the ones that are are going to be around will be worth a lot more then they are today. Only thing I will say is find a reliable shop that has experience working on them and make sure its a shop you can trust before buying one!
Another cool Porsche, thanks for the upload Zack! Hard to believe that 20yrs ago a excellent example like this 82 would set you back maybe $25-$30k CAD. You can't go wrong with 911 coupe with a manual... if taken care of you'll get your money back and more!
Zack, how about some Porsche specific content? It might not fit the channel format but it seems you have a lot to share. If you had the time I'd suggest a second channel.
I have the 1983 TARGA in INDIAN RED and glove leather interior. Mint condition. Does over 175 and I have an optional DUCK tail. Don't like the whale tail, and this 1982 is a classic. Nice job. See you on the road.
Love that car! I used to have a 1985 300ZX...midnight blue metallic. Bought it new with 48 miles. Drunk driver smashed into me and totaled it on thanksgiving morning 1995. Interior dimensions and handling were similar to the 911.
Beautiful. Do you know if this car is still available? I didn't see it on current inventory and looked at quite a few parts sales and didn't see it there either. Nice!
I had a few Porsche 911‘s in my life target is from the 80s I had a 993 then I got a divorce and life went downhill took me eight years to get myself together thanks to the Lord God Almighty and Jesus Christ and God bless with a new wife healed my mind mentally and God gave me peace but after all said and done it was always in the back of my mind to get my Porsche back and had so many obstacles get in my way new relationship step kids family disagreements birthdays holidays weddings and now I think that God sent me in the right direction that I can get back into my Porsche. 911 again ! 😋😋😋. Jesus is the only way I thought it would never happen but right now I’m in the market for an air cooled porch again
If your going to do a video about porsche you should educate yourself a little. 4 wheel drive came out in 1989 with the 964 model. Also, the g50 trans was introduced in 1987.
I like it when a real enthusiast discusses Porsche.😊
I didn’t think the g50 box came into until the 3.2, with the 915 for a 1982 SC. I bought one a few months ago, absolutely love it.
My first Porsche, was a 1978 911sc. I was only 17, but my friends dad trusted me enough to take out for a spin. I will never forget that moment!!!
Beautiful vehicle, thanks for sharing.
This was another great video, Zack. Not just because of the car, but also because of your infectious passion. Every time I get close to selling my ‘87 Cab (just offer $45 - despite not for sale, yet) ... you put out a video and I reconsider. Thanks for confusing me again.
I returned this week from the ‘Big Red Cottage’ in Bancroft and I just loaded my Wife’s car with the kayak and dog to go back to Aylen Lake for another weekend. Great Summer so far! I hope yours is going well too!
Very nice out her but busy working, you have the life!!
Love the car …. Awesome 911 …. Great video ….. this is my dream car
the memories are coming through...and what ever one drove...can agree..these are the days we hold onto as long as we can
Always enjoy these videos, especially when you do an old aircooled Porsche. You can clearly see and hear your love for them. Cheers!
I always have soft spot in my heart for this particular design model than all the later models. Put on the iconic rear spoiler, you will still get heads turning where ever you go
Nothing like a well maintained air cooled 911…
Porsche 911 SC from 1982 is a real beautiful sportcar❤
Superb video. Your story is symtomatic for many Porsche drivers. I had to wash the 74 Targa of my best friends father every second week. Thanks a lot 😀
Great review, agree 100% with everything you said, I have a 1980 911SC Weissach and it is a joy to drive every time. Will never give it up.
stunning ride zack! as always, love watching you and your video content. hope to see you here in Vancouver😊 -your fan from Pitt Meadows,BC.
That story about your first time driving a 911SC is great! I myself had a very similar experience. I was a valet at Ryan's Parking which handled parking for Delaware Park which is also a horse track. I got to drive a lot of nice cars, albeit a very short distance, this was around 1985 or so. I've had my SC for 23 years and I'm very happy that I've held on to it. Great vid!
How cool. I loved all the high-rollers coming in with such cool cars!
@@Motormouth... Yeah me too. We each had our regulars that would come though which basically guaranteed you'd get the same car multiple times. And when your regular had a Porsche, Corvette or a Mercedes, going to work was always fun.
@@marchatton1407 It was a great job, made a ton of money too!
When I was 9 my father had a friend who had a black 911 SC who took me for a drive around the block in it. It has stuck in my memory ever since.
First. Gimme a free t-shirt. Great review of a very cool car. I drive a 1975 Alfa Romeo Spider with a 5 speed tranny and SPICA fuel injection....a fabulous driving machine.
What an incredible example 👏
Ty for sharing Zack! The color is unique and very period correct. 👌 ...I also like those 17" Fuchs 👍 they set the stance and look the part
What a beauty… wow…
So enjoying your reviews
Thanks so much!
I got a 82 Sc targa about 6 moths ago that was kind of neglected and its just now in reliable running shape and I absolutely love the car! Its my first ever sports car and I couldn't be happier with me decision, Its by no means the fastest thing in the world. But with my new exhaust and the shop advanced the ignition by a few degrees the car has plenty of get up and go to be fun without being dangerous. My biggest complaint was the stock shifter, second gear is a pain in the ass sometime and I would struggle sometimes to get second gear to stick. But the shop I go to told me its a fairly common complaint and I am now getting an aftermarket shifter that should fix the problem and I can not wait! once this annoyance is resolved I dont know if any car will be able to compete in terms of enjoyment for dollar. In total after initial purchase and work done I think im just a tad over 40K into it. 40K buy a lot of things that are faster but they dont have the same mechanical feel that the SC has and nothing looks nearly as good in my opinion. I have people talk to me almost every time I stop for gas. And I have no plans to sell it any time soon but it is nice to know that the market even before this weird bubble we are in was trending upwards on these. It makes me feel less bad when I put money into it knowing while I might not make money on it I will most likely not lose money on it either. I highly HIGHLY recommend that anyone who is seriously considering buying one to do it! In 10 years I dont think there will be many left and the ones that are are going to be around will be worth a lot more then they are today. Only thing I will say is find a reliable shop that has experience working on them and make sure its a shop you can trust before buying one!
Another cool Porsche, thanks for the upload Zack! Hard to believe that 20yrs ago a excellent example like this 82 would set you back maybe $25-$30k CAD. You can't go wrong with 911 coupe with a manual... if taken care of you'll get your money back and more!
Zack, how about some Porsche specific content?
It might not fit the channel format but it seems you have a lot to share. If you had the time I'd suggest a second channel.
Nice Car, thanks
I have the 1983 TARGA in INDIAN RED and glove leather interior. Mint condition. Does over 175 and I have an optional DUCK tail. Don't like the whale tail, and this 1982 is a classic. Nice job. See you on the road.
I have a 1982 Porsche 911 SC as well. Mine has a 3.6L varioram engine from a 993. 300 HP for a 2400 lb chassis. 😀
That would be fun!
Love that car!
I used to have a 1985 300ZX...midnight blue metallic.
Bought it new with 48 miles.
Drunk driver smashed into me and totaled it on thanksgiving morning 1995.
Interior dimensions and handling were similar to the 911.
sorry :(
@@jeffrey-f...lm almost over it. ☺
Had an 1984 300ZX turbo…..with the factory hood scoop…quite an attention-getter in that day.
Stunning. I bought one from new and kept it for 30 yrs, changed the engine for a 3.2 Carrera engine and rebuilt it to 3.5 litres. It was something.
Great ride. Know exactly which racetrack ur referring to Zach, right by the beaches.
Are you a Vancouver Chanel sir?
what is COR asking for this? great video!
Beautiful. Do you know if this car is still available? I didn't see it on current inventory and looked at quite a few parts sales and didn't see it there either. Nice!
Love the brown color. I would opt for 16" wheels, period correct.
Reverse style? You mean retrofit?
Who did the restoration? I have an 82 targa and the interior may need a little TLC!
Euro Pacific trim
That saying is from Patek
Wondering if the letters “ SC “ has a mechanical meaning or something else?
Super Carrera
@@bradkasper3784 hahaha beat me to it👍
I had a few Porsche 911‘s in my life target is from the 80s I had a 993 then I got a divorce and life went downhill took me eight years to get myself together thanks to the Lord God Almighty and Jesus Christ and God bless with a new wife healed my mind mentally and God gave me peace but after all said and done it was always in the back of my mind to get my Porsche back and had so many obstacles get in my way new relationship step kids family disagreements birthdays holidays weddings and now I think that God sent me in the right direction that I can get back into my Porsche. 911 again ! 😋😋😋. Jesus is the only way I thought it would never happen but right now I’m in the market for an air cooled porch again
Superb, car is same age as your wife, 39
Friend had one and bought it and immediately drove cross country with his then girlfriend.
I thought all SCs came with the 915 not G50!
That is correct, I have an 83 SC with a 915 gearbox and it’s fantastic 👍
Why wouldn't it be running after 40 years? They are very reliable cars!!!!
a Sports car. The only one.....
One of these days many years from now, you'll be describing Andrea the same way, Zack! ☺️
Great looking car, but honestly the 17 inch wheels are too big.
17 inch wheels look terrible on the sc.
That car looks like a 1987 Porsche, front lights and rear end PORSCHE in very light color. Hmm…🤔
MotorMouth more like RunsMouth could we listen to the engine maybe
Lovely car....but I have to be honest....I don't care for the black interior....
Yep you’re a fanboy.
If your going to do a video about porsche you should educate yourself a little. 4 wheel drive came out in 1989 with the 964 model. Also, the g50 trans was introduced in 1987.
Porsche 994 is not a real Porsche.
It doesn't have the boxer six.
No way could i love an old car.