9:11 Magazine Huber’s vision, airborne at the Museum, style icons, the ur-Beetle, Delaporte’s tours

Episode 11 of 9:11 Magazine: Freedom to the power of 911 / Porsche flyover / Rethinking design / An age like new / Test of mettle
Extraordinary: Episode 11 of 9:11 Magazine. Manfred Huber fulfills his dream of driving a Porsche; night drone flight at the Porsche Museum; what the new Porsche 718 T and the Bauhaus style have in common; the last of just 14 Volkswagen 39s ever built; globetrotting in the Porsche 928.
Episode 11 of 9:11 Magazine tells five extraordinary stories.
Chapter 1 – Manfred Huber: Free in the 911 [00:20]
Manfred Huber is living an uncommon Porsche dream. Although the native of Bavaria was born without legs, he held fast to his dream of one day driving what is, for him, the non plus ultra of sports cars: the 911.
Chapter 2 – Night at the Porsche Museum [02:45]
A nimble tour aboard a drone: to mark the ten-year anniversary of the Porsche Museum, 9:11 Magazine shows the many highlights of the exhibition. World-renowned automotive icons from an unusual perspective.
Chapter 3 – The 718 T and Bauhaus [03:50]
Creating something new while focusing on the essential – hallmarks of the Bauhaus style for 100 years. Architecture professor Fahim Mohammadi explains what unites the legendary design school and the Porsche 718 T.
Chapter 4 – VW 39 - the last of its kind [05:55]
A stately 32 hp and a top speed of 145 km/h – the Volkswagen Beetle 39 was a high-speed prototype. Porsche built 14 of the pre-series vehicles. The last Volkswagen 39 is now in dazzling form after being restored.
Chapter 5 – Delaporte: Adventure in the 928 [07:05]
A Frenchman off the beaten track with a Porsche 928 S4 as his passport: Philippe Delaporte’s extraordinary journey.
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