WINNER !!!!! :cheers: :cheers:

1982 Porsche 911 SC, driven by Bill Lumbergh (Gary Cole) in "Office Space".

And guess what? It's still for sale:

https://austin.craigslist.org/cto/4364860828.html

"Ah, yeah..........I'm gonna have to ask you to go to Austin and check this one out on Sunday. So.............if you could just go ahead and do that for me, that would be great."

TO

Whose Porsche is this?

http://986forum.com/forums/uploads01/911j1395933239.jpg

Just wonderin'.............

TO

"Downhill Racer". Robert Redford.

Either a 1968 Porsche 911 Sportomatic or a 1967 912...

Just Speculatin'.........

PW

:matchup:

Ok, one more, then I'm done :)

Should've stuck with the DeLorean. ;)

Just sayin'............

TO

Michael J Fox Doc Hollywood

Hey! No fair giving hints, haha! :D

So i am young here, haven't seen any of these movies. So are they good? or just being brought up for the P-cars in them. Suggest i watch any?

WINNER :cheers: ??????? :cheers: Sort of.

Camilla Sparv's 1968 Porsche 911T (yes, "T" designation, but no Targa top) driven by Robert Redford in the movie "Downhill Racer".

IMHO, the movie that best illustrates the European attitude toward sport. Something we Americans find hard to comprehend.

BTW, I've just learned about the existence of Google Image Search, which makes my little "thread/contest" technically infantile. Google has made "trivia" obsolete.

Just sayin'.............

TO

Who's riding this Porsche?

http://986forum.com/forums/uploads02...1486541339.jpg

TO

It was actually driven by Will Smith.

c'mon people no Boxsters yet?!?!?

This one might be a little harder, who owns this Porsche?

Edit sorry Timco I didn't mean to jump in line but the images in your post aren't loading for me.

https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com...d2fa6bf81e.jpg

:cheers:

I just host from Photobucket. Top one is a 986.

Red one above is LT's from the waterboy

Since this a 3 yo thread that's been resurrected, I'll give you a suggestion...

Watch LeMans. The story kind of wonders and the movie starts out with 10 min before someone speaks, but the reason to watch it is for the spectacular racing scenes. In today's world of miniature GoPros and CGI, this film was shot with bulky cameras with large cans of film on them. We're talking groundbreaking cinema for 45+ yrs ago. Plus Steve Cool utters his famous statement about life & racing.

Watch Doc Hollywood with your GF. Good couples flick plus the Porsche plays a prominent role.

The yellow Targa is from Commando.

Any other time I'd step in and teach you how to swing.....