Porsche

One sheet This is the iconic factory poster titled "Porsche Thoroughbreds from Zuffenhausen", which showcases the evolution of classic Porsche sports cars from 1948 to 1978.
The poster features 27 historic models, primarily tracking the lineage of the Porsche 356 and the Porsche 911, along with transaxle models like the 924 and 928.

Complete Model Breakdown (Row-by-Row)

Row 1 (Early 356 Models)
• 1948 Type 356 Roadster (The original "No. 1" prototype)
• 1950 Type 356/2 Coupe
• 1949 Type 356/2 Cabriolet
• 1951 Type 356 1300 Coupe
Row 2 (Pre-A 356 Growth)
• 1952 Type 356 1500 America Roadster
• 1953 Type 356 1500 Cabriolet
• 1954 Type 356 1500 Coupe
• 1955 Type 356 1500 Speedster
Row 3 (356 A Era)
• 1956 Type 356A 1600 Coupe
• 1957 Type 356A 1500GS Carrera de Luxe Coupe
• 1958 Type 356A 1600 Cabriolet with Hardtop
• 1959 Type 356A 1600 Convertible D
Row 4 (356 B & C Era)
• 1960 Type 356B 1600GS Roadster
• 1961 Type 356B 1600 Hardtop-Coupe
• (Porsche Crest Centerpiece)
• 1962 Type 356B 2000GS Carrera 2 de Luxe Coupe
• 1963 Type 356C 1600SC Coupe
Row 5 (Introduction of the 911 & 912)
• 1964 Type 911 Coupe (The first year of the 911)
• 1967 Type 911 Targa
• 1965 Type 912 Coupe
• 1969 Type 911S Targa
Row 6 (Early 1970s Classics)
• 1970 Type 914 (Mid-engine collaboration with VW)
• 1972 Type 911E
• 1973 Type 911S Targa
• 1973 Type 911 Carrera RS (The legendary 2.7 RS ducktail)
Row 7 (Late 1970s Impact)
• 1974 Type 911 Coupe
• 1974 Type 930 Turbo Carrera (The original 911 Turbo)
• 1977 Type 924
• 1978 Type 928

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