The Speedster name is one of the most evocative in the history of Porsche1. First used on the classic 356 model of 1953, the Speedster quickly became synonymous with low-slung, open-top, two-seater Porsche sports cars that attracted free-spirited driving enthusiasts seeking the ultimate ‘wind in the hair’ experience. Now, in celebration of the Speedster legend, Porsche is introducing a new 911 Speedster at the Paris Salon on October 2, and to commemorate its famous ‘50s forebear, the production run is limited to just 356 examples.
Source: Porsche
Forthcoming! The Book of the Porsche 911
By Brian Long.
Special edition only 911 copies available direct from Veloce.
This detailed and beautifully illustrated book covers the evergreen Porsche 911 series, which is still in in production today. Written by a highly regarded motoring writer, with many years’ ownership of the type in question, this is without doubt the definitive study of the subject. All major markets are looked at, along with competition history and extensive appendices covering engine specifications from 1963, chassis numbers, build numbers, and so on. More info.
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My dream....beautiful blue.
ReplyDeleteIf I went Porsche I would go with the GT3 RS. That is the true masterpiece. But for an all in one package, this hits every nail on the head. But so does the GTR, which is cheaper. Really gives something to think about.
ReplyDeleteI really like everything about this car except for the silly ricer mesh. Yes, I know they took it directly off the competition
ReplyDeletecars, but still looks absurd.Also, I may have overlooked it, but I don't think the price was mentioned in the article. Can anyone enlighten me?
WOW Nice Car. I like to drive cars. From BMW to Mercedes. Really awesome
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Smith Alan
Cool Post.........
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