Porsche Automobilia

Vintage factory puzzle. One box, four images to build.

the dash plaques jogged my memory. the silver one above I've seen, but the smaller one w/ the crest on top is one I hadn't... until I found this one. anybody know the vintage ?

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Originally Posted by typ901

the dash plaques jogged my memory. the silver one above I've seen, but the smaller one w/ the crest on top is one I hadn't... until I found this one. anybody know the vintage ?

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Never seen it before, nice!!!
The upper plaque is silver or brass? Brass is more usual while silver is quite rare.

Sportschlitten katalog! For winter and summer....

Interesting infos from 1974 internal report.

Sorry, for the wrong image position, they are correct on my phone....

1982 ski treffen!

Erich Strenger, an artist and the genius of Porsche advertising department. Here some early 80s ad brochures.

924 Notarzt from internal Report magazine.

again, they appear on the wrong side...

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Originally Posted by Lorenzo

Interesting infos from 1974 internal report.

Sorry, for the wrong image position, they are correct on my phone....

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Thanks for posting. The chrome surround on the radio in dash was a small detail that caught my eye. Tricky reflection but is it an all polished chrome surround without recessed matt finish cross bar. I sometimes see the latter recessed on some cars 72/3 but not universally so -- also see plenty car examples with the chrome non recessed in f series when that is often said to be much earlier 911 surround style. Presumably this photo is from factory. Published around the transition to G facelift containing photo as an example of radio installed in earlier model. As is horn push b&w pre facelift.

I appreciate marketing material is not always representative of the then current spec and such photos got recycled --however suspect there was more variation in what that radio trim was used when on 911 than we imagine today. While this is 74 document it is using pre G series images although I suspect not really old 911 photos. Also the style of road Certain wheels indicative of images date.

No big deal for me as my car dash has blanking plate no unit and have various correct for model 73 Mexico and blaupunkt radio cassette units with completely different trim if I felt the need to fit something ....just seeing this might suggest the all chrome style as well as the recessed chrome style surround still both got used even close to the G series dash change?

S

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Originally Posted by 911MRP

Thanks for posting. The chrome surround on the radio in dash was a small detail that caught my eye. Tricky reflection but is it an all polished chrome surround without recessed matt finish cross bar. I sometimes see the latter recessed on some cars 72/3 but not universally so -- also see plenty car examples with the chrome non recessed in f series when that is often said to be much earlier 911 surround style. Presumably this photo is from factory. Published around the transition to G facelift containing photo as an example of radio installed in earlier model. As is horn push b&w pre facelift.

I appreciate marketing material is not always representative of the then current spec and such photos got recycled --however suspect there was more variation in what that radio trim was used when on 911 than we imagine today. While this is 74 document it is using pre G series images although I suspect not really old 911 photos. Also the style of road Certain wheels indicative of images date.

No big deal for me as my car dash has blanking plate no unit and have various correct for model 73 Mexico and blaupunkt radio cassette units with completely different trim if I felt the need to fit something ....just seeing this might suggest the all chrome style as well as the recessed chrome style surround still both got used even close to the G series dash change?

S

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basketweave dash trim suggest they used a pre 72 picture, right?