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Exactly! And I understand all the purist thing and everything, for example some of the complete modifications that alter a car and send it miles away from how it was when it went out of the factory, with total nonsense on performances and some technical aspects etc. But I am beginning to lean towards agreement with his mindset of if you will build something, you should build it as you want it and not how others tell you to.
Moreover, they are doing it with considerations to how it was done then (with the example of rear suspension setup), so it keeps the Porsche vibe.
I believe the fact that if there is a problem he can bring his car directly to its shop to fix it so it does help to not feel any culpability driving the car, but I must say he seem to drive like regardless of the value of the car (and push it a bit beyond limits haha) which is great.
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Agreed. Nice to see a guy driving them like he always has, regardless of how 911's have rocketed in price.