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  1. 01-10-2007, 06:41 AM #1
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    Early 911's in Advertisements

    Here's one for starters...
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    It was 1965...
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    How's this?...(it's a different file)...
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    And another early one for good measure (not as sharp as I would like)...
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  5. 01-10-2007, 07:33 AM #5
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    Interesting they chose what appears to be a US model 72 T/E for that race ad instead of an S. I only say that because it is not sporting the S spoiler. Wonder why? Love those early ads more pls.
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    If you are using Internet Explorer 7, use the zoom function at the bottom right of the browser. The image might still be fuzzy, but it will be bigger.
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    Quote Originally Posted by kenikh
    If you are using Internet Explorer 7, use the zoom function at the bottom right of the browser. The image might still be fuzzy, but it will be bigger.
    Mozilla Firefox. Looks like I will have to crack open one of those dreadful MS apps now But to keep you employed, it is well worth it
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    I had bookmarked the mother load....

    http://www.early911s.com/

    Click on "Ad Gallery" and grab a beer
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    That PCA stuff is OK. Erich Strenger's work is the best.
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    Quote Originally Posted by boxster03 View Post
    Interesting they chose what appears to be a US model 72 T/E for that race ad instead of an S. I only say that because it is not sporting the S spoiler. Wonder why? Love those early ads more pls.
    because even Porsche knew the cars look better w/o the 's' spoiler.
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