With 527 miles of freeway, Los Angeles provides the backdrop for the recently launched trailer about renegade Porsche 928 enthusiast and modifier Maverick Miles Nehemiah. Go to https://youtu.be/_am8DPam0gc for more information!
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Discover The Lifestyle of
CA Renegade Porsche
Modifier Maverick Miles
Nehemiah
Learn the unique place that Los Angeles has in
Porsche history.
The Alhambra, California-based Classic
Porsche Rescue and Restoration organization,
in association with Falcon Media Solutions and
Maverick Consolidated Ltd, has announced the
launch of a new trailer for the upcoming
Porsche lifestyle documentary "The Midnight
Rider".
Los Angeles County is home to some 527 miles of freeway and
a further 382 miles of conventional highway.
The city of Los Angeles covers
500 square miles of territory and
provides an ideal backdrop for the
new movie.
Touted by many as a renegade, the trailer introduces you to Maverick
and his collection of customized Porsche 924's, 928's, and 944's,
housed within an aircraft hangar in the San Fernando Valley.
The relevance of the title becomes
apparent to us as Maverick drives
one of his prized possessions into the
night, proclaiming that "After
midnight the roads are wide open".
While you witness Maverick cruising over endless freeways, you
are also introduced to the more unique nature of his vehicles.
Maverick explains that the process of
restoring and customizing is a creative
one that fuels his soul and that
experiencing the joy of driving can be
likened to therapy.
The documentary feature is not only a memoir of Maverick Miles
Nehemiah but also pays tribute to the importance that Southern
California has for the Porsche brand.
With the Porsche 928’s long
withdrawn from production, the
movie portrays the enduring spirit of
Porsche that is preserved by
Californian enthusiasts like
Maverick.
Maverick Miles Nehemiah stated: “The best part of this creative process is customizing and styling
each one to my satisfaction, and then going out and driving them. I’m going to do it tomorrow night,
I’m going to do it Wednesday, I’m going to do it Thursday. Every night.”
You don't want to miss this
unique take on SoCal life.
Click on https://youtu.be/_am8DPam0gc so you can learn more!
CA Renegade Porsche
Modifier Maverick Miles
Nehemiah
Learn the unique place that Los Angeles has in
Porsche history.
The Alhambra, California-based Classic
Porsche Rescue and Restoration organization,
in association with Falcon Media Solutions and
Maverick Consolidated Ltd, has announced the
launch of a new trailer for the upcoming
Porsche lifestyle documentary "The Midnight
Rider".
Los Angeles County is home to some 527 miles of freeway and
a further 382 miles of conventional highway.
The city of Los Angeles covers
500 square miles of territory and
provides an ideal backdrop for the
new movie.
Touted by many as a renegade, the trailer introduces you to Maverick
and his collection of customized Porsche 924's, 928's, and 944's,
housed within an aircraft hangar in the San Fernando Valley.
The relevance of the title becomes
apparent to us as Maverick drives
one of his prized possessions into the
night, proclaiming that "After
midnight the roads are wide open".
While you witness Maverick cruising over endless freeways, you
are also introduced to the more unique nature of his vehicles.
Maverick explains that the process of
restoring and customizing is a creative
one that fuels his soul and that
experiencing the joy of driving can be
likened to therapy.
The documentary feature is not only a memoir of Maverick Miles
Nehemiah but also pays tribute to the importance that Southern
California has for the Porsche brand.
With the Porsche 928’s long
withdrawn from production, the
movie portrays the enduring spirit of
Porsche that is preserved by
Californian enthusiasts like
Maverick.
Maverick Miles Nehemiah stated: “The best part of this creative process is customizing and styling
each one to my satisfaction, and then going out and driving them. I’m going to do it tomorrow night,
I’m going to do it Wednesday, I’m going to do it Thursday. Every night.”
You don't want to miss this
unique take on SoCal life.
Click on https://youtu.be/_am8DPam0gc so you can learn more!