In this new video from Mobil 1's "Protecting History" series, Zwart talks about his past, Porsche's past, and the past of the famed hillclimb. More importantly, though, he talks about how the three are interwoven (plus there's a chance to win a trip to Rennsport). From the beginning, Porsche has shaped Mr. Zwart's life, as his father had a 911 with a 'can of dried peas' exhaust note. He's not one to cling to the past, however, but he's definitely willing to tell the story to protect that history.

We've been compiling some amazing Porsche models on eBay for three years now, and we've seen some pretty astonishing examples pop up now and again. This week we're focusing on a grab bag of Porsche models from over the years, including track prepped examples, project cars, and tuner models. Hopefully you've enjoyed our curated look at the Porsche market. Keep in mind, some of these Porsches could be great collection investments, while others might prove to do more financial harm than good.

As usual, we won't spoil anything for you here, but once you click through you'll instantly know how Porsche placed and have access to their pictures and our race report.

Compared to 911s, transaxle cars have always been thin on the ground in the Die Cast world. Hot Wheels' latest endeavor, the Legends Tour, invites custom car builders to throw their vehicles into the ring for a chance to become a unique Hot Wheels car. This 944 is one of the 15 finalists. 

Lighting mods have changed radically over the last several decades. Previously, Porsche owners could move from sealed beams to H7 lamps, or add driving lamps. Today's owner can pick from numerous types of emitters, consider lamp color temperature, or even use garish clear lenses and chrome housings. But such is not the Porsche way.