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Photography by Vincent Perraud
Vincent Perraud is someone I’ve been personally following on Instagram for ages. We’ve featured his work in our Instagram roundups before, but when he shot me over a dropbox full of stunning images from a recent road trip in a 912, I had to know more.
He rented the car from Roadstr.FR which is apparently a bit like AirBnB for classics. What he loved about the service most is that you are connected to passionate classic owners who are excited to share their ride with you for a short period of time. Vince and his girlfriend took what they called the “little spaceship” on a weekend trip to Bourgogne where they cruised the countryside on crispy winter’s morning.
At any rate the photos turned out just beautiful and I’m excited to share them with you.
Rent a Porsche in France through Roadstr https://www.roadstr.fr/
If you want to drive a classic car through Paris or Cannes or Bordeaux, you will find the perfect car to rent on Roadstr.
Thanks for the lead, Guitar (get it? Lead guitar…),
I’ve found my personal dream Porsche
http://flatsixes.com/cars/for-sale-cars/polo-engined-912-911s-911/
This is quite serious 🙂 The website works the same way as airbnb. Here is the link to the 912: https://www.roadstr.fr/cars/porsche-912-1967-paris
You can use google translation to have the website in english.
Hell Gushue .. borrowing a well sorted 912 much of anywhere [ well maybe not in downtown Manhattan , LA , SF etc ] is highly recommended . Fact is the 912 if my favorite of all the 911 bodied Porsches due to the superior weight distribution and handling . Fact is … my ultimate mid life crisis dream car [ assuming I were to succumb to such a thing ] … would be a resto modded 912 complete with a POLO Porsche flat four in the back . Hmm … just like the one Alois Ruf built for himself . All the power you’d need … usable handling … reasonable mpg … and … emissions