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    Quote Originally Posted by TRE Cup View Post
    Are those aluminum escutcheons for air defrost on the side windows?
    I think that's correct, the owner said that it clears the vent window so that you can see the mirror.
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    1963 904 Prototype.
    Unpainted, no script, early side grill design.
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    Significant Porsche Prototype Poduction car

    Wow Raj, how did you get all those detail pictures of the Piech car? Tell me its not sitting in your garage!!!
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    911S 4-door

    Nicest looking 4-door 911 I know.

    Featured in Road&Track issue.
    Not factory built but factory approved by US Porsche Importer.
    San-Antonio, Texas Porsche Dealer William J.Dick comissioned Troutman-Barnes Corp. to build
    a 1967S Sporto full leather int. into a 4-door 911 - as a x-mas gift to Mrs. Dick.
    Factory people later checked the car but vowed not be interested. However,
    Pininfarina soon later (1969) was factory comissioned to do a 4-seater too.
    In 1973 car received a 2.7Rs engine, new transm., aircon, larger rear flares and 7" Fuchs.

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    Anyone know anything about this car?
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    Intersting 8 pics Raj. They simply installed 911 axles with a fairly large 28mm spacer. Easier than having custom axles made or having the good Dr. blast through 914 CV joints every week.
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    Here is another one.

    Paris, Oct. 1970. Porsche Murène
    914 2.0l designed by frenchman Jacques Cooper for Heuliez.
    Cooper later worked for Alsthom designing the high-speed train TGV.
    Not a factory prototype.
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    Quote Originally Posted by varunan123 View Post
    It was almost produced.

    Raj
    That's a new one on me.

    Details,

    -Superdash

    -Muffler shield/skirt-form

    -What are the lines into the top of the airbox? A starting system to pre fuel the carbs? Not a sporto?
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    some older ones.

    Porsche Typ 534. 1953
    This was the planned Beetle replacement, designed by Porsche.
    Looks like a larger 356. Design by Pinin Farina.




    Porsche 726. 1953
    Another planned Beetle replacement.
    Looks like VW Typ 3 of 1961. Photo in front of Werk 1.



    Porsche Typ 542. 1953
    Porsche design consultancy for Studebaker.
    Car in front of Stuttgart Castle as well as at Porsche Factory space.



    Porsche 904/8 Bergspyder I&II. 1965
    Developed under Piech.
    Extreme lightweight glassfibre body and aerodynamic developments rear&front.
    Knowledge from this car influenced Piech's later race program.
    The flip-up headlamp design-idea got re-used on Porsche 928's.

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    Here is another.
    Porsche FLA. 1973
    VW later built its Golf/Fox car and abandoned Porsche's idea of flat four tucked under rear storage area.
    Note Fuchs wheel in front trunk area. (Christophorus 12/73)
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