
A 2,000-mile rally. Destroyed tires. Brutal mountain roads. And a Porsche 928 that took a serious beating. In Episode 36 of Shifted Opinions, Paul Kramer, Dave Van Epps, and Casey Parkin break down one of the most technical rallies they've experienced, including unexpected tire wear, suspension damage, challenging roads, and what it really takes to keep a vintage Porsche going. But the rally is only the beginning. The guys also discuss their upcoming Luftgekühlt experience, why buying a great car from a shady seller can be a terrible idea, the surprising appeal of the Porsche 996 Carrera 4S, and whether Porsche's PDK transmission is actually better than shifting manually. Plus, they debate Ferrari 550 Barchetta styling, rising manual-transmission premiums, Porsche Boxster Spyder values, and why spending thousands on repairs doesn't necessarily make a car worth more. If you're into classic Porsches, collector cars, road rallies, and unfiltered automotive opinions, this episode is for you. Follow Paul, Dave, and Casey on Instagram for more cars, rally adventures, and behind-the-scenes content. For business inquiries, contact the hosts through their respective business emails.
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