awesome shots!

Now, how many would want an unpainted 928?? polished aluminum would be cool!

MK

 

The high res scans might make some nice poster sized images for a wall.

 

A cool piece of memorabilia to have would be a factory engine tilter/leveler. You can see the orange ones in pic #14.

Tom
'87 951

 

Thanks for sharing. Really enjoyed.

What I would give to have pics of my 928 starting off life ...my 928 baby pics collection.

 

I also really enjoyed these pictures and your insights. Thank you kindly.

 

Awesome pics Dan! Like seeing pics & info on your long lost relatives you always wondered about! We're all very grateful for you thinking of us 928ers!

 

very, very cool!

 

Very cool indeed, adding my thanks.

 

Thanks for sharing

 

haven't read it all yet..but first page makes me think-- REMEMBER THE CALENDAR THREAD???
this would be great!!!

 

Greetings to the Shark pool!

I finally got around to finishing some seriously high resolution scans of 37 images I took back in 1977. One from Ludwigsburg, a few from Weissach, and the majority of Zuffenhausen. Several herein expressed an interest in them. Drop me an email on rennlist if you are interested in them. I have them in 72dpi (for web use), at 300dpi for print quality and 600 dpi for publishing quality. All were scanned at 4000 dpi initially and then corrected for color, etc. and resized to those dimensions. The 300 and 600dpi scans occupy about 4 CDs.

They're available to use for non-commercial purposes unless coordinated with me in advance.

 

Dan,

Thank you for sharing the pics. Have you thought about publishing them in Panarama or Excellence with a short write up?

 

good idea! I bet you could collect a couple years free subscription for submitting those pics! Rarest of the rare regarding the 928 IMHO.

 

I was thinking coffee table book. He got permission to take them in the first place so I don't think there are any permission issues.

Dan, want a collaborator ? I think you've got a market.

 

Dan:

That is great. I would like to buy a set of CDs. I agree there would be publication potential for you in one of the Porsche mags.