Rebuilding a TOTALED Porsche Cayman 718 GT4!!

Rebuilding a TOTALED Porsche Cayman 718 GT4!!

[Ep2] After buying a wrecked ’20 Porsche Cayman GT4 at Copart salvage auction, now we need to get to work rebuilding it! I ordered ALL the parts for this project, some new from Porsche, some used off eBay!

Today we tackle the rear end with some help fro the guys at @Street Bandito, knock out some interior work and get this Cayman GT4 one step closer to being finished!

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PDJ says:

As the original owner it’s so cool to see you guys bringing it back! Painful to understand why insurance wrote it off. It’s great to see it being driven.

At Road America this weekend with the PCA and shared the video series with some guy’s who tracked with me. Two thumbs up.

Jim Hatfield says:

I just had this wild idea. 
Find the guy the used to own the Cayman until it crashed and sell the car to him/her – no discounts – have him/her on your show; in person. 
NOW that would be some interesting content…or have him on even if he doesn't buy the car so he/she/it can tell the story of the wreck…or do a video conference call and tape it and play it on your Channel. Just a thought but I think pretty damn good thought.

Love how it is all going together without much of a problem; except for millions of parts.

I have done that same board, hook and pull for pulling out dented body parts but the car was a 1946 Chev panel truck but I didn't have a forklift. I connected the chain somewhat like you did and instead of a forklift the end of the chain went around a tree and put the truck in reverse and went back slowly; I had a spotter back there telling me when to stop pulling. Poor college students have to be creative.

To your question – ALL bolts should match. It shows you care at all levels of assembly.

I would like to know and I bet everyone watching would like to know:
– what did you buy the Cayman for $$$
– what did the parts cost?
– approximately how many hours did you/staff put into taking off, putting on, time searching for and ordering parts?
– TOTAL cost and how much could you sell the Cayman for = PROFIT.
— you may not want to tell us for many reason like, a) when you get around to selling the car one of the buyers might be listening, b) you have others who do this same kind of scrapping and you don't want to give them an advantage they can learn from your business.

"A garage without a Porsche is just a dark hole" — Walter Rohrl – Porsche Development

Jorge Eduardo Bucheli Ruiz says:

Tienen que terminar los trabajos y enseñar el terminado el antes y el despues

Alan Fisher says:

What was the total costs involved in the build????

al reynolds says:

I wonder who's the lucky guy that's going to be owning a totalled Porsche ! Lol

Richard Ly says:

I want those titanium CAT 😉

SlabGizor117 says:

I think AdamLZ might have another Porsche to rebuild for you…

Bobby Srisawas says:

Great content! Very interesting repair and details.

Kyle Fegley says:

It's amazing to me how many people don't know how to pronounce Porsche…..Listen up it's a TWO SYLLABLE WORD!!!! POR-SCHE

Kyle Fegley says:

If you still have the original front headlights and tail lights I would like to have them would you sell them to me for the cost of shipping?

Jason Crow says:

Was that Ricky Boada’s Ford model A????

M St says:

At the end u still have a totaled Porsch!E!

OMG says:

am barely holding my saliva while watching this

Cerberus2g says:

IF ITS 24 HOURS WONT IT BE JUST AS DARK LOL

Fred Santosuosso says:

Body hammer and dolly? Hammer out the damage with the pressure on it.

Kenneth Porst says:

Where you guys buy the parts for these Sports cars? I wanna do this

KY says:

Crazy I bought some s2000 parts off your eBay store. Cool to see you have a GT4 ( GT4 owner as well)

Nicholas Haritonidis says:

I might have missed the first video.. but unless you plan to just track this car i cant believe you would repair a car like using the a forklift. my mind is baffled.

Senpai says:

Lmao love the out takes

yammy1000 says:

Why wouldn't you just put the forklift handbrake on & use a chain pull? Much more controlled.

Scott Girnau says:

Matching Bolts! Nothing drives me more nuts!

Paul Wais says:

lolololol you're keeping the front bottom splitter. can we get a close-up of just that? it scrapes so much on inclines. the rear diffuser too

Daniel Smith says:

Nice rebuild. I’m just some old boy in Louisiana but I’d done it the exact same way. It’s amazing what a block of wood and something to pull on can do

Airtime112 says:

New to the channel and love the content. Not sure if you have plans to do this, but once you get the 997 Turbo & Cayman GT4 completed, it’d be awesome to do a financial breakdown of everything it costs to repair!

nlcke says:

Man, it all has to match…

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