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  1. 02-01-2020, 01:21 PM #1
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    Road and Track back cover 1970

    This is pretty cool, stolen from a Facebook page.

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    I remember that ad. I devoured my dad's R&T every month.
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    What a great ad. Makes these multi-million dollar Super Bowl ads seem silly.
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    Quote Originally Posted by raspritz View Post
    What a great ad. Makes these multi-million dollar Super Bowl ads seem silly.
    Yeah, that one is a good one. Here's one of my favorites, even though it's much later. Still sums up my feelings...

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    I can't find it to post...but one of my favorites is the turbo ad..."kills bugs fast".
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    My favorite is the zero to sixty in five years or something like that. It celebrates the sixty wins during 953/962 era.
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    Here you go...
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    I think this is my favorite ad of all time.

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  9. 02-04-2020, 12:24 AM #9
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    Not to wander from Adams Post but this one ( all be it newish) tickles my sense of humour,, ( and Porsche have always put truck loads of humour into their adverts)

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  10. 02-04-2020, 12:39 AM #10
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    Not being vulgar,, but Porsche Ads sometimes never were nor were they always politically correct,,, like the one that went

    If you could choose between world peace and a Porsche 911
    what colour would you want your Porsche to be?
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