Kevin Ross

Hello

I have come across an original glossy Porsche 968CS Sales Brochure. It is in stunning condition - literally as new!

So, I was wondering:
1) Is this worth anything?
2) If anyone would like a scanned copy I'm happy to send you one.
3) Will I break the law by sending a scanned copy to anyone?
4) Does anyone have a copy or original of the 964 Turbo 3.3? If so, I'd like to buy it from you, or at least grab a copy....

Caveman

Hi Kevin,

It may be worth something to someone but not a huge amount. I have some original 3.2 era brochures, 964 brochures and a small 993 "book" type brochure which I have always hung on to for grim life. I'll check if I have the 964 Turbo one in which case maybe I could scan it and send it to you.

Cheers,

David

Riccardo

David,

I'd be interested in the 964 brochures, are they the later models (93)?

Caveman

Hi Riccardo,

I'd have to check (I hope they are 964 and not later 3.2 brochures now I come to think of it). Assuming they are not packed away, I'll have a look and list what I have. I doubt that they are later 964 ones but I'll have a look. I have to keep moving them to ensure that they don't get "tidied away"...

Cheers,

David

Doug&Julie

Save it...I'm sure it will be worth something down the road. But right now, probably not much.

It's not illegal to scan copies as long as you're not making money off of the scans in any way, shape, or form (whole or incomplete).

Steve Jensen

If you look at the values of the original 356 literature from dealerships, etc. it will definately be worth something many years down the road.