The Small Jobs That Make an Old Porsche Feel Special Again
Older cars don’t suddenly become tired overnight - it happens slowly, through small niggles and bits of decay that gradually chip away at the ownership experience. In this video, I tackle a series of minor cosmetic jobs on my Porsche Cayman 987, including: • replacing rusty wheel bolts • fitting modern flat wiper blades • repairing sticky heater controls • replacing missing trim pieces None of these jobs are major, but together, they give a lift to the car that makes it feel newer and special again. #porsche #porsche987 #carculture #petrolhead #classiccars Follow us on socials for daily car-related content: Autobunker website: https://autobunker.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?... Instagram: / autobunker_official X: https://x.com/autobunker_OG LinkedIn: / 106368490 Autobunker is a refuge for car enthusiasts, built by a lifelong car person. I'd love it if you'd join me on the journey.
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