ca993twin

I have a question that maybe one of you 911 history buffs can help me with. Many years ago, I encountered a VERY EARLY 911 (1964 or so) that had a dash layout that was entirely different from the one that became standard. Does anybody have any info on a car like that? Any photos of that dash?

Felix

Hi Steve, have a look at http://www.motortrend.com/classic/ro.../photo_10.html

ca993twin

Thanks Felix. Yes, that's the car I remember seeing. Kind of a beater, owned by a private party near Santa Paula, California. Sigh. Worth a small fortune today, I'll bet.

JPP

The three gauge picture looks exactly like the '65 painted dash 912 I restored a year ago .. redline is the same on the tach, so I'm thinking it's a 912.

However, I've never seen a dash like the two gauge red car has .. that's definitely prototype design and those unique combination gauges have integrated all the oil pressure/temp and fuel gauges into them.

Speed-Star

Maybe it was changed many years later! I´ve seen this some times when early 911 were restored in the 80-ies!

Andreas

Speed-Star

I am looking for pictures in high quality of original 993 turbo convertibles!
It would be great if you could help!

thanks,
Andreas

Speed-Star

four steering wheels (best rating possible) from Austrian magazine "Austro Classic" for the new 911 Turbo book, thanks Andreas

Speed-Star

I promised to start a new webshop in english language, but it is not online, yet! Shame on me !!! Just working on that! But you can still order the book with individual signature of the author by e-mail for 49,80€ incl. p+p: info@berlinmotorbooks.de . The famous Porsche Classic Magazine "S-AU 356" just reported on our Turbo Book :-)

Daniel-911

Berlin Motor Books just published a limited Edition of only 993 Porsche Turbo Books "AIR COOLED YEARS" available here:

http://berlinmotorbooks.de/?page_id=14

have a nice weekend,
Daniel

Daniel-911

And now the text for the press:

After the great success of the first book on the air-cooled years of the Porsche 911 Turbo, a Special Edition limited to only 993 copies is now being published for collectors and enthusiasts. Each book bears an individual number and comes with a special “LIMITED EDITION” sticker. Moreover, each copy has been signed by the author. Also included at no extra charge with the limited edition are four colour photographs of the most beautiful 911 Turbo models. What the press has to say: Austro Classic: "A wealth of previously unknown facts and rare special models"; 9ELF Magazin: “Expertly described and attractively designed”; Motor Klassic: “A 196-page compendium which leaves absolutely nothing to be desired"; Octane: “Blazing passion, yet air-cooled through and through"; Oldtimer Markt: "A book for the most potent of all Porsches”; Porsche Szene Live: “Absolutely recommended”; Porsche 356 Club Germany: “A real gem for Porsche fans”. Hardcover, 200 pages.

The book is available here:

http://berlinmotorbooks.de/?page_id=14

Free shipping worldwide - priority shipping - shipping insurance included!!!

have a nice weekend,
Daniel

Mike J

Hmm - which cars are the "most beautiful"? Pretty controversial statement.

Cheers,

Mike

Onami

What content is different in the new limited edition book - just 4 color photos?

Speed-Star

I would like to add one thing:

we fired the company that sent the books overseas in the past!

We found a new company for shipping the books. They ship the stable packages by priority!

Sorry for problems in the past, I hope everybody who had problems in the past got his second book for free!

Andreas (author)

mausone46

Hi Andreas if I would order trough my Bookstore do I get your handwriting?

Speed-Star

Hello Mausone46,

it´s a pleasure for me to write you an individual signature - but it´s only possible if you order directly @ Berlin Motor Books!

You can order here:

http://berlinmotorbooks.de/?page_id=14

Or just write an e-mail to: info@berlinmotorbooks.de

have a nice weekend, everybody,
Andreas