Hey Guys,
Check out this cool car
http://www.carvogue.net/porsche/porsche-356-prototype-hits-the-market/
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Hey Guys,
Check out this cool car
http://www.carvogue.net/porsche/porsche-356-prototype-hits-the-market/
Check out this cool car
http://www.carvogue.net/porsche/porsche-356-prototype-hits-the-market/
Cool!
There's a world of controversy surrounding that car, an interesting read for sure.
Personally I'm glad that Ferdinand didn't stop with that prototype.
Looks somewhat like an old Kaiser Frazier.
I've seen this car on several sites.
If you read between the lines it makes you wonder if there was any real connection to Porsche.
The car is still cool even though it's a bit of an Ugly Duckling!
Jay
If you read between the lines it makes you wonder if there was any real connection to Porsche.
The car is still cool even though it's a bit of an Ugly Duckling!
Jay
Read an article this morning that Porsche has got the approval to do future engineering develpment work on VW vehicles. Porsche beat out Audi, who was also wanting this contract.
Maybe that will put this project on hold for another, oh decade or so would be nice. Can't see that design being popular unless wingtip shoes in two colors are coming back.
Did ya all notice that recessed license plate on the back? Sorta like the one in my garage.
Maybe that will put this project on hold for another, oh decade or so would be nice. Can't see that design being popular unless wingtip shoes in two colors are coming back.
Did ya all notice that recessed license plate on the back? Sorta like the one in my garage.
That's interesting, David - particularly since VW owns both Audi and Porsche.
Jack, what did you say? Kelly Frazer is old?
Kelly IS old but I never said that. What I said was "so what's wrong with two-color wing tip shoes?"
--Hope you get your transportation deal worked out, Danny.
--Hope you get your transportation deal worked out, Danny.
"Did ya all notice that recessed license plate on the back? Sorta like the one in my garage. "
Got one too . . . not sure if I like the look though.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v136/TeamEvil/3.jpg
Got one too . . . not sure if I like the look though.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v136/TeamEvil/3.jpg
Fugly car
TC - you don't have to like the recessed license plate. I can dig diversity. And I fully respect your wrong opinion. Only I have to like it. It's my hot rod. No hard feelings.
Oh no, OF COURSE no hard feeling I would hope. As I "said", my 356 coupe has a recessed plate as well. And while I plan to remove it (along with the recessed Buick tail lights) I'm CERTAINLY gonna hold onto everything for another car. On a '39 Ford sedan, or a '49 Merc, or better yet a Henry J when I finally find one . . . PERFECT.
Just that, for me any way, those horizontal tear drop lights and the sweet unique shine up plate light on the 356 are too iconographic to change. Even though the tear drops are incorrect for the Pre-A, I love them too much even to revert to the original little bullet lights that came with it. I'm just too in love with the look of the A.
Regardless, hard feelings would never come about over a number plate recess, or anything else car related, for sure ! ! !
TC
Just that, for me any way, those horizontal tear drop lights and the sweet unique shine up plate light on the 356 are too iconographic to change. Even though the tear drops are incorrect for the Pre-A, I love them too much even to revert to the original little bullet lights that came with it. I'm just too in love with the look of the A.
Regardless, hard feelings would never come about over a number plate recess, or anything else car related, for sure ! ! !
TC
Hey, wait a minute here -- I resemble that remark!!
But what can I say? I am now officially old, having applied for and recently received my Medicare card.
The prototype in question here is certainly unique -- vertical beehives?? -- and I agree w/ the notion that it is a good thing they kept trying.
But what can I say? I am now officially old, having applied for and recently received my Medicare card.
The prototype in question here is certainly unique -- vertical beehives?? -- and I agree w/ the notion that it is a good thing they kept trying.