Porsches for the road
Motorboots
1981
9780879381523
Dieses Buch von 1981, zeigt die dreißigjährige Geschichte der Porsche Automobile. Auf ca. 115 Farbabbildungen und diversen weiteren Abbildungen wird die Geschichte von Porsche von Gmünd bis nach Stuttgart aufgezeigt. Abgebildet wird jedes Modell den Porsche seit 1951 gebaut hat.
This book from 1981 shows the thirty year eveolution of the Porsche automobile. There are 115 attractive color plates, 20 unique brown-tone photographs, relating to the early days in Gmund and Stuttgart decoratively displayed in a special history section. There are 135 black and white photographs, recording, with historic accuracy, every model Porsche has ever put on the road, from the beginning to the present.
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Powerplay.
Peter Vann, Clauspeter Becker,
2000
9783613020399
Die rasanteste Versuchung… …Seit es Porsche gibt: der Porsche turbo. Als diese Porsche 911-Variante 1975 ihr Debüt gab, setzte das Haus Porsche mit dem unter der Kennzahl 930 entwickelten Elfer-Abkömmling einen Meilenstein, der für das schwäbische Unternehmen zu einem Dauerrenner wurde. Inzwischen kann dieser Über-Elfer auf ein Vierteljahrhundert Geschichte zurückblicken, und das tut für uns Textautor Clauspeter Becker, kongenial unterstützt durch Peter Vann, ganz sicher einer der besten Automobilfotografen der Welt. Beide zusammen zeichnen die Karriere dieses fantastischen Sportwagens in einem ebensolchen Bild-/Textband nach. »Powerplay« bietet Technik, Geschichte und Turbo-Faszination, vergnügliche Texte und brillante Bilder: Gerade rechtzeitig zum 25-jährigen Jubiläum erscheint mit »Powerplay« ein Buch, das mit opulenter Ausstattung der Turbo-Faszination auch gerecht wird. »Powerplay«: Die rasanteste Versuchung, seit es Porsche gibt…
The fastest temptation … … since Porsche: the Porsche turbo. When this Porsche 911 variant made its debut in 1975, the Porsche 911, which was developed under the code number 930, set a milestone that became a permanent breakthrough for the Swabian company. Meanwhile, can look back on a quarter century of history of this over-Penalty, and does for us text Author Claus Peter Becker, brilliantly supported by Peter Vann, certainly one of the best automotive photographers in the world. Both together trace the career of this fantastic sports car in a picture / text band. “Powerplay” offers technology, history and turbo fascination, fun texts and brilliant images: just in time for the 25th anniversary, “Powerplay” will be a book that will satisfy even the most opulent equipment of the turbo fascination. »Powerplay«: the fastest temptation ever since Porsche …
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Porsche 936
Jürgen Barth, Bernd Dobronz
Motor Buch Verlag
Racing driver and longtime Porsche employee Jürgen Barth has retracted with the victory at the 24 Hours of Le Mans in a Porsche 936 one of his greatest successes of his career. Together with his co-author Bernd Dobronz he traces not only the development of this open sports prototype. The authors have rather been able to tell the stories about the triumphs and tragedies of that time and thus capture the atmosphere of a particular era of racing.
The specification of the principal with the Porsche 936 inseparably connected persons and riders, an overview of all the Porsche 936 and the disputed with him related types and races precisely researched vehicle histories types 908/03 Turbo and 936 round this unique historical document from impressive.
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Porsche and motorsport. A long and successful history. Since 1900, Porsche are on the race tracks on the world’s racetracks go. the author Ingo Seiff explains the racing history of the sports car manufacturer Porsche on 182 pages.
About the “Sascha” and the developments for the Mercedes SSKL, Auto Union and many other brands, the early period of Porsche is shown to us. On numerous b / w illustrations you see the development until the first true Porsche racing cars. The book shows us the past history of the Porsche Motorsports. A beautiful lexicon of motorsport history of the Porsche brand.
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Porsche - die Rennplakate
Jürgen Lewandowski
Delius Klasing, Bielefeld
2008
176
978-3768825153
In 1951 began a small, unknown sports car manufacturer, slowly making a name: Ferry Porsche had brought to the UR-356 is a legend for rolling – and as 1951, the first customers have won the first race, the graphic artist Erich Strenger also drew a first poster, with the still young company made advertising for themselves: Porsche announces new successes. Since then, Porsche has reported on hundreds of posters on victories – whether in circuit racing, the Grand Prix or the rally tracks of the earth. In addition to this unparalleled success story posters also available but for your own, memorable design language developed Erich Strenger for Porsche – and designed for decades. His posters have won design awards and are now looking for collectibles. Porsche has maintained this tradition after the death of Erich Strenger – thus demonstrating this book, in addition to the variety of information about the race itself and the racing and road vehicles, even half a century award-winning graphic design history.
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Porsche 911 Modell by Modell
Laurence Meredith
The Crowood Press
1.8.2000
Porsche enthusiast and author Laurance Meredith capitalizes on his connections in the European motoring community to obtain drives in every variant of the most famous sports car ever built. The result is this collection of driving impressions ranging from the first 911 introduced in 1964 to the 417-horsepower 2000 model. Two hundred specially commissioned color photographs accompany this unique reference for Porsche and automotive enthusiasts.
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