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  1. 08-06-2020, 07:37 AM #22
    NeunElf
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    Quote Originally Posted by StephenAcworth View Post
    But we know that the Factory reused old photos to keep the cost down, so the date of the brochure will most likely be different from the date of the photos...

    Quote Originally Posted by Pesch View Post
    In this brochure, we can see 6 inlays (pleats), unfortunately I forgot which year it was issued:

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    That's a Porsche of America brochure ("PRINTED IN U.S.A." bottom left) so it isn't dated like the brochures printed in Germany.

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    It's obviously a very early brochure (even if The Samba says it's 1966). Porsche probably wouldn't have reused a painted-dash 912 photo after they went to black with an aluminum strip and it appears the 911 glovebox door has neither 911 nor 901 script.
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