Porsche Racing Milestones: 50 Years of Competition, Types 356 to 962, Gmund 1948 to Montery 1998 Review
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The Porsche Book 3 Volume Set: The Complete History of Types and Models
The Porsche Book 3 Volume Set: The Complete History of Types and Models Review
The Porsche Book 3 Volume Set: The Complete History of Types and Models Feature
Written by Porsche insider and Le Mans-winner Jurgen Barth with co-author Gustav Busing, "The Porsche Book: The Complete History of Types and Models", is a massive, three-volume set, and is the ultimate technical history of all Porsche cars and designs, from the most famous sports cars to the most obscure prototypes. Originally published in 1977, this is the first English-language edition of "The Porsche Book" in 25 years. Complete descriptions of each model's specifications, from 1948 through the present day are complemented by details of upgrades and major options, and fascinating history on the company itself. This definitive account of Porsche's cars and design projects tells the whole story behind the cars from this legendary marque, and is an essential resource for all Porsche enthusiasts, especially those who are restoring, racing, or collecting vintage Porsches. Each volume is packed with previously unpublished photographs and illustrations, and tables featuring chassis numbers, engine numbers, specifications, and performance figures.