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's blog: Porsche 911 Sport Classic schuco 143 Fuchs Wheels return

Posted on 15. Dec, 2011 by PB.

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Stacey-Ann's blog: Porsche 911 Sport Classic 250 pieces only Page 3

Posted on 13. Dec, 2011 by PB.

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Bechri's blog: Porsche 911 Carrera Car Review

Posted on 13. Dec, 2011 by PB.

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Jeramiah's blog: Porsche 911 1980 Longexposure 44 seconds …

Posted on 12. Dec, 2011 by PB.

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Porsche Will Show New 911 at 2011 Los Angeles Auto Show

Posted on 03. Nov, 2011 by PB.

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Porsche will host the U.S. debut of the new 911 at the L.A. auto show, along with a.

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Binning the 911…and regretting it.

Posted on 09. Oct, 2010 by PB.

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Owning a Porsche 911 was something that I had dreamt about for years. I remember being at school, aged 12, and watching a friend’s father pull up in a 1992, 964 Turbo. For my innocent, sheltered eyes it looked simply incredible, like nothing else, with its huge fin, frog-like headlamps and flared arches. My father had only ever had company, BMW 5 series when I was growing up; comfortable, dependable and enough space to haul the family down to the Dordogne for summer holidays.

As a 12 year old gawping at my chum’s Porsche, I could not understand how anyone could have this car AND have children. The concept of self-reward and the ability to run multiple cars for one’s enjoyment were too much for my young mind to process. I just thought cars were bought to transport families to and from school and family engagements. The concept of owning a specific car just for its sheer power, performance and road-handling was alien to me. I thought one day, if I worked hard enough, I might be able to emulate my father and get behind the wheel of a sturdy German saloon – but be in a position to have the famous Porsche shield dangling from my keys? Never.

Al is a car lover and a blogger on Make and Model, a website specialising in classifieds for used cars from dealerships all over the UK.

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Deconstructing the Porsche Emblem

Posted on 19. May, 2010 by PB.

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The Porsche name is recognized for superb styling on top of innovative engineering, but until 1952 the Stuttgart-based automotive manufacturer portrayed itself to the world as only that: a name. For 31 years, the Porsche brand consisted of seven sleek letters but had no face attached to its name. No mark, emblem, nor ideogram to distinguish its cars from the masses and therefore no burning scar in the minds of consumers embodying the Porsche experience and history. Racefans TV

Thanks to the team at vintage racing video website RaceFansTV for guest writing this fantastic post for us. RaceFansTV is an international initiative led by motorsports enthusiasts that aims to bring back much of the great historical racing footage that has been captured since the video camera was invented. Well worth checking this fantastic new site out!