Rod Emory aka Outlaw Porsche guy wants to hire an entry level bodyworker, maybe you

Do you want to work on classic Porsches under one of the world’s authorities on working on 356 Porsches? You’re in luck.

Do you have a passion for Porsches and want to work for Rod Emory aka the guy that made the first Outlaw Porsche? According to Rod Emory on his personal Instagram earlier yesterday (Apr. 4, 2018) he’s totally looking for someone who can do a bit of bodywork and is willing to work alongside his team for the long haul. Here’s the best part. No. Experience. Necessary. Don’t believe me? Check out the post below.

I’m looking to add an entry level guy or girl to the team doing bodywork.. mostly #blocksanding, block sanding, and more block sanding. Experience is not necessary but the following items are mandatory because i’m not looking for somebody short term. I want to train somebody how to do these 356s my way and work together for life. . #bodywork #bodyandpaint . 1. Passionate about Porsche… 2. No ego and be teachable… 3. Live within 30 min of NoHo 4. Work 6am-3pm Mon-Fri… 5. Willing to sweat and not slack off. . Send me a DM if you think it’s tîj

A post shared by Rod @ Emory Motorsports (@rodemory) on Apr 4, 2018 at 11:15pm PDT

If you haven’t heard the term Outlaw Porsche before or don’t know what Emory Motorsports does it would behoove you to Google their work. Typically, their Outlaw Porsches made from doner Porsche 356’s retail for a quarter of a million and above. The work that he does garners that much money it’s so good.

If you want an idea of what kind of work you’ll be doing, check out this little documentary I found on Youtube below as well as Emory Motorsport’s own video.

Although there’s no experience required, Rod Emory, as mentioned in his post, is looking for a hard worker willing to learn for the long haul. Those are three attributes that are hard to find in this day and age, someone who works hard, is a good learner, and is willing to stick around.

You can have all the skill in the world but if you’re not a good worker, Rod Emory probably doesn’t want you.

So, if you know someone who wants to work on old Porsches literally for life and wants to learn from the best, share this post with them and let them know!