Porsche: The Classic Era
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| Rating | : | 4.96 (759 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0760351902 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 304 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-01-11 |
| Language | : | English |
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"Look for Porsche: The Classic Era when it's released in September. Until then, enjoy these photos from the book, which is a must-read for Porsche fans - Maxim
"This is essentially an abbreviated reissue" according to Geoffrey P. Smith. For those (including myself) who have a copy of the author's monograph "Porsche The Road from Zuffenhausen" (Random House 200This is essentially an abbreviated reissue For those (including myself) who have a copy of the author's monograph "Porsche The Road from Zuffenhausen" (Random House 2003), and who (?foolishly) went ahead and pre-ordered this "new" monograph, consider yourself hood-winked. This is a somewhat artlessly updated version of the earlier book,minus This is essentially an abbreviated reissue Geoffrey P. Smith For those (including myself) who have a copy of the author's monograph "Porsche The Road from Zuffenhausen" (Random House 2003), and who (?foolishly) went ahead and pre-ordered this "new" monograph, consider yourself hood-winked. This is a somewhat artlessly updated version of the earlier book,minus 40 or so pages of content in the earlier book, sporting the same introduction from 2003, and absent the names of owners in the captions accompanying photos of many of the beautiful 356's and early 911's. A note from the publisher and seller ind. 0 or so pages of content in the earlier book, sporting the same introduction from 2003, and absent the names of owners in the captions accompanying photos of many of the beautiful 356's and early 911's. A note from the publisher and seller ind. ), and who (?foolishly) went ahead and pre-ordered this "new" monograph, consider yourself hood-winked. This is a somewhat artlessly updated version of the earlier book,minus This is essentially an abbreviated reissue Geoffrey P. Smith For those (including myself) who have a copy of the author's monograph "Porsche The Road from Zuffenhausen" (Random House 2003), and who (?foolishly) went ahead and pre-ordered this "new" monograph, consider yourself hood-winked. This is a somewhat artlessly updated version of the earlier book,minus 40 or so pages of content in the earlier book, sporting the same introduction from 2003, and absent the names of owners in the captions accompanying photos of many of the beautiful 356's and early 911's. A note from the publisher and seller ind. 0 or so pages of content in the earlier book, sporting the same introduction from 200This is essentially an abbreviated reissue For those (including myself) who have a copy of the author's monograph "Porsche The Road from Zuffenhausen" (Random House 2003), and who (?foolishly) went ahead and pre-ordered this "new" monograph, consider yourself hood-winked. This is a somewhat artlessly updated version of the earlier book,minus This is essentially an abbreviated reissue Geoffrey P. Smith For those (including myself) who have a copy of the author's monograph "Porsche The Road from Zuffenhausen" (Random House 2003), and who (?foolishly) went ahead and pre-ordered this "new" monograph, consider yourself hood-winked. This is a somewhat artlessly updated version of the earlier book,minus 40 or so pages of content in the earlier book, sporting the same introduction from 2003, and absent the names of owners in the captions accompanying photos of many of the beautiful 356's and early 911's. A note from the publisher and seller ind. 0 or so pages of content in the earlier book, sporting the same introduction from 2003, and absent the names of owners in the captions accompanying photos of many of the beautiful 356's and early 911's. A note from the publisher and seller ind. , and absent the names of owners in the captions accompanying photos of many of the beautiful This is essentially an abbreviated reissue For those (including myself) who have a copy of the author's monograph "Porsche The Road from Zuffenhausen" (Random House 2003), and who (?foolishly) went ahead and pre-ordered this "new" monograph, consider yourself hood-winked. This is a somewhat artlessly updated version of the earlier book,minus This is essentially an abbreviated reissue Geoffrey P. Smith For those (including myself) who have a copy of the author's monograph "Porsche The Road from Zuffenhausen" (Random House 2003), and who (?foolishly) went ahead and pre-ordered this "new" monograph, consider yourself hood-winked. This is a somewhat artlessly updated version of the earlier book,minus 40 or so pages of content in the earlier book, sporting the same introduction from 2003, and absent the names of owners in the captions accompanying photos of many of the beautiful 356's and early 911's. A note from the publisher and seller ind. 0 or so pages of content in the earlier book, sporting the same introduction from 2003, and absent the names of owners in the captions accompanying photos of many of the beautiful 356's and early 911's. A note from the publisher and seller ind. 56's and early 911's. A note from the publisher and seller ind
From there he details Porsche's WWII work before moving into the postwar era and the establishment of Porsche as a unique automotive brand.Adler's engaging text is accompanied throughout by rare images from Porsche's historic archive as well as stunning contemporary photos of all the great cars including 356 Carerra, 550 Speedster, 911S, 912, 930 Turbo, 914/6 as well as key racers like the 906, 908, and 935.. Porsche: The Classic Era offers something for all Stuttgart enthusiasts and those interested in automotive history.There are few automobiles in the world as iconic as Porsche's air-cooled sports cars. For more than 50 years Porsche's rear-engine wonders set the benchmark for production sports cars and dominated the world's race courses. From the first Gmund coupe, to the 356 to the timeless 911, this richly illustrated volume tells the full story of Germany's fabled sports cars.Automotive writer and photographer Dennis Adler begins the books with the early career of Ferdiand Porsche, detailing the influences and events that set him on the path of automotive-engineering greatness including key stints with Mercedes-Benz, Auto Union, and Volkswagen