Porsche Sports Racing Prototypes 1963-1971 🔍
Johnny Tipler
The Crowood Press Ltd, 2025
English [en] · EPUB · 76.5MB · 2025 · 📘 Book (non-fiction) · 🚀/zlib · Save
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Best-selling author Randy Leffingwell celebrates a half-century of one of the world's premiere sports cars, focusing on the major themes that have defined Porsche's rear-engined wonder.Porsche 911: 50 Years tells the whole story— design and development, racing and competition, engineering and technology, style and culture. All the iconic 911 models are included:The original 901 prototype that set the standardThe legendary RS models that made the little Porsche a dominant force on the world's racetracksThe infamous Turbo, the car that kept the performance flame alight during the dark, dismal decade of the 1970sThe fabled 959, the model that redefined the term "sports car"The 993, last of the original air-cooled modelsThe 996, 997, and 991, the liquid-cooled cars that brought the 911 into a new millenniumBeyond telling the story of the cars, Porsche 911: 50 years also spotlights the people behind them: Ferdinand "Butzi" Porsche, the son of legendary Porsche founder Ferdinand "Ferry" Porsche, who co-designed the instantly recognizable 911 shape; Peter W. Schutz, the Porsche CEO who saved the 911 from extinction; and Dr. Helmuth Bott, the engineering genius behind many of the groundbreaking technologies that have defined the 911, including fuel injection, turbocharging, and all-wheel-drive.Leffingwell also tells the story of the 911 community—the clubs and culture that surround the car.Together, all of these facets make Porsche 911: 50 Years the most essential book in any Porsche owner or fan's library.
Alternative publisher
Robert Hale Ltd
Alternative publisher
MTJ Books
Alternative edition
United Kingdom and Ireland, United Kingdom
date open sourced
2025-02-22
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