Lucky you! Our world stopped a wee bit earlier.
Thanks for posting the photos - any more to share???
Stephen
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Originally Posted by Vintage Racer
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Lucky you! Our world stopped a wee bit earlier.
Thanks for posting the photos - any more to share???
Stephen
Quote:
Originally Posted by Vintage Racer
I guess I’ll assume it’s going to be cancelled.
I was going to lend them my 1959 356 Carrera Cabriolet for display as its on the east coast but my car hauler has an extra spot going west so it makes sense to bring it back. Maybe display the next show as I’d love others to see it; it’s an amazing color and the rarest 356 model except perhaps the B GT and the push rod 1959 GT speedsters. The first twin grill 356.
Sent you an email.Quote:
Originally Posted by Soterik
Let's see some pics of yours rower (they made quite a few more than 14 btw).
Here's the only 59 Carrera Cab with interior 309, Blue. One of 44 T2s.
Attachment 519727
Nice! Very glad to see another one.Quote:
Originally Posted by beh911
Sorry, it must not have been clear that I was referring to the number (14) produced in 1959.
44 total T2 Carreras? I had read 27 but I haven't seen a definitive source.
I think there were 18 692/2 plain bearing 4 cams, 14 of those built in 1959 which of course is the most desirable. Twin grill too.
Where do your numbers come from? Is there a definitive source?
Nonetheless, fewer than everything else but the B GT lightweights or the pushrod GT speedsters.
These were the most expensive street Porsche one could order in 1959.
I won't post pictures until I get some good ones of it at some point in the future.
Luft is postponed until 11-1-2020.
https://luftgekuhlt.com/