Porsche 'Family' Cars . . .

[LongRanger]

There are several 911s that were specifically made for members of the Porsche family . . .

Here's a thread of threads . . . . to try to collect all of these very special cars

[LongRanger]

http://www.early911sregistry.org/for...ex-Luise-Piech

[LongRanger]

. . . see post #2 . . .

http://www.early911sregistry.org/for...m-Pebble-Beach

http://www.early911sregistry.org/for...l=1#post736263

VIN = 9110300014
Eng# = ?
Trans# - ?
Prod# - ?




.......................

[LongRanger]

http://www.early911sregistry.org/for...light=piech%2C

VIN = 119300970
Eng# = 6391356
Trans# = 7195540
Prod# = ?

[John Z Goriup]

This is a response to a request to post all my available shots from last week of Ferry Porsche's personal '70 911S sunroof Coupe in Metallic Olive Green.

Attached is what I have - I'd say the first two shots of the car probably reflect ( no pun intended ) the truest rendering of the striking and quite unique color due to the absolutely clear sunshine.

JZG

[LongRanger]

. . . Ferry Porsche's personal '70 911S sunroof Coupe in Metallic Olive Green . . .

Wow! --- thank you, Sir



Would've loved to hear this car's Story

Guess that's what I get for skipping Pebble --- on the 911's 50th . . .

. . . just to save a few bucks

[rower]

. . . see post #2 . . .

http://www.early911sregistry.org/for...m-Pebble-Beach

That's a very sweet, and original, car.

[LongRanger]

According to Steve McQueen . . .

. . . There was a Playboy interview with him (one I can actually claim to have read) about the time the movie came out. If I remember correctly, he said the factory presented him with the car during filming when they learned he planned to show a Porsche winning the race. He was extremely proud of the car because it was a "family" car - one pulled off the assembly line and hand built to exacting tolerances as was done for a Porsche board member or member of the Porsche or Piech family when they got cars for their personal use . . .

. . . from an Olde Threade --- see post #15 . . . .
http://www.early911sregistry.org/for...-Le-Mans/page2

. . . it was June 1971 issue

wish I had a copy of the article to read

can't find it for free on the internet . . .

[Stevie]

According to Steve McQueen . . .

. . . There was a Playboy interview with him (one I can actually claim to have read) about the time the movie came out. If I remember correctly, he said the factory presented him with the car during filming when they learned he planned to show a Porsche winning the race. He was extremely proud of the car because it was a "family" car - one pulled off the assembly line and hand built to exacting tolerances as was done for a Porsche board member or member of the Porsche or Piech family when they got cars for their personal use . . .

. . . from an Olde Threade --- see post #15 . . . .
http://www.early911sregistry.org/for...-Le-Mans/page2

Now there's something that would explain the tartan in the glovebox!!

[911T1971]

According to Steve McQueen . . .
If I remember correctly, he said the factory presented him with the car during filming when they learned he planned to show a Porsche winning the race. He was extremely proud of the car because it was a "family" car - one pulled off the assembly line and hand built to exacting tolerances as was done for a Porsche board member or member of the Porsche or Piech family when they got cars for their personal use . . .[/COLOR][/I]
[/url]

This one ? Long shot or maybe I understand your info wrong. Still wondering where/is this silver one.
This is an old ad..