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> Roger’s Hot Rod Garage-barn full of Porsches
Mayne
post Jan 17 2023, 07:46 AM
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I follow Roger’s Hot Rod Garage YouTube channel, mostly for his LS 914 project, but this is a cool video too:
Roger’s Hotrod Garage
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post Jan 19 2023, 03:49 PM
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good video. thanks for link.

when the stuff gets packed in that tight its classic hoarder "order".
but despite the "disorder" its all in a sound water tight building.

one of my mates, who is of german descent, has a father just like that.
the father was a child when WW2 ended.
grew up in the ruins in a small german town as a little boy.
still tells stories of how there were crashed american bombers out in the fields.
i think thats where his hoarding behaviour has its origin.
there was nothing, people scraped together what they could.

part of it is you have to get the stuff cheap or free.
then you put it away for a rainy day.

i guarantee that guy picked all those 914s up a good 25-35 years ago.
and he got them all cheap. some of them looked like US spec cars but an awful lot were german or euro 914s. so he has had them a long time.

the positive is all the stuff has been preserved.

its not sitting around in a paddock or leaky shed rusting away.
its not going to waste.
its a resource. thats how the guy who has collected it all would see it.
the reason they don't sell or are reluctant to part with it is they are building a collection. its all about the building up.
the only way you would prise stuff out of him would be to get to know him and develop a personal relationship. and hope he liked you.

there won't be some crazy sale at the end where the children just dispose of it.
that sheds in germany.
most of that stuff will be sold and will end up going to good homes.

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