What is this thing?!
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Racer
Joined: Sep 2003
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From: Los Angeles, CA
What is this thing?!
my little sister emailed me this website asking me what this was. Baffled, i turn it over to you guys, the authorities. http://www.bonus.com/applets/flashcr...ars&TOPIC=C050
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This is called the Porsche 911 Panamericana.
It is a "driver" based on a 964 platform and was made as a birthday gift for Ferry Porsche. He did not like it and it slipped straight into the Porsche museum. Designed by Steve Murkett, same guy who later designed the Cayenne. Porsche made a very limited run of 1/43 model Panamericanas, mounted on a brass plate with Ferry's signature. Recently somebody wanted Euro 400 for a model in mint condition.
It is a "driver" based on a 964 platform and was made as a birthday gift for Ferry Porsche. He did not like it and it slipped straight into the Porsche museum. Designed by Steve Murkett, same guy who later designed the Cayenne. Porsche made a very limited run of 1/43 model Panamericanas, mounted on a brass plate with Ferry's signature. Recently somebody wanted Euro 400 for a model in mint condition.
