Porsche Automobilia

[Semjon]

Found these last week on Ebay, they are sales representive reference cards that fit in your shirt pocket. size is approx. 2x4"
Print number from Porsche is W192 with a date of April 1965





They mention technical spec on 911, 912, standard equipment and accessoires with factory code and price.
Also they compare the 911 and 912 specs with the Carrera 2000GS, Alfa Romeo Guilia, BMW 1800, Fiat 1600, Jaguar E type and a few other cars.

I've never seen these cards before, really happy with them

[Aldo]

[QUOTE=Bullethead;
what's Wild Country smell like? Latvia? Senegal? [/QUOTE]

In a '68 Porsche bottle? I'm thinking horsehair and burned motor oil ;-)

[Bill Simmeth]

In a '68 Porsche bottle? I'm thinking horsehair and burned motor oil ;-)

As I recall, that's also how it smelled back in 1968.

[jesseandersson]

Now standing on my Automobilia shelf =) New in box!

[typ901]

just realized my subscription to this thread must have gotten dumped. quickly scrolled through from the beginning & didn't see this. roof sign from the former Fleischhaur dealership in Koln.

[Lorenzo]

Dinner of the champions 1970: the original menu with the driver's autographs.



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[Milou]

A Porsche factory gift from the mid-Fifties to owners having reached 100.000 km, still in its original box:

[Lorenzo]

Fantastic watch Thomas! Are You coming to Padova for AutoMoto d'Epoca?

[Milou]

Thanks Lorenzo, I love the original menu with authographs! Won't be able to come to Padova this year, but counting on you to report back to us what you found!:

1. Factory training manual



2. Factory training manual (USA)



3. A rare factory folder from the Sixties:

[typ901]

Thomas; great find on the watch! It was part of the original 100K program. for a few years qualifying drivers could request their choice of the watch or the 100K badge. this is an example of the first version made by Frank & Reif Zuffenhausen. note the yellow border. starting about 1958 or '59 the contract for these was moved to Fritz Reu.