Porsche Automobilia

[Michael Meldrum]

New arrival to the collection.

Porsche hit it out of the park with the design of these brochures...


Classic Porsche Accessory and Options Brochure circa 1970-71 by @p911r on Instagram, on Flickr


Classic Porsche Accessory and Options Brochure circa 1970-71 by @p911r on Instagram, on Flickr

[911T1971]

Re the post above:

Red 911 (below) 1970
Transparent 911 w orange wheels (above) 1971

Both are for US market only, designed and printed in the US.
For RoW/Germany market the factory published their own accessories/Zubehör brochures.

[Michael Meldrum]

Thanks! Good to know.

Re the post above:

Red 911 (below) 1970
Transparent 911 w orange wheels (above) 1971

Both are for US market only, designed and printed in the US.
For RoW/Germany market the factory published their own accessories/Zubehör brochures.

[moito]

just got this + the first edition of the 911 parts catalog from a very nice guy...

[Veronica87911]

Getting a decal and magnet made of a rally plate I picked up a while back; the original is on the right. I didn't want to drill a lot of holes for now, though I may eventually get Cibie hood lights.

[typ901]

not sure if this has already been posted. appears to be ROW. the only US address is the PA VoA importer in New Jersey.

[typ901]

Christorphorus calendar. the months are divided in half so the calendar has 24 photos. the plastic is generally problematic but, not so here.

[911T1971]

appears to be ROW. the only US address is the PA VoA importer in New Jersey.

Yes, this is the RoW version and listed most service stations and Dealer adresses.
(US printed their own versions)
RoW came in many editions and two cover types. Cover A up to 1969ish, Cover B (here pictured) after 1969.
I have the 1971 edition, came w my car.

[Carl Bauer]

Porsche Parts School Workbook March 1966

[Carl Bauer]

911 Turbo Press Release Sept. 1974