POST 1Original post
Starting Tuesday April 4. 75 Years of Porsche link: Events | Savoy Automobile Museum (savoymuseum.org)
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YOUR RESEARCHSavoy Car Museum Cartersville GA
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POST 2Original post
I was not familiar with the Savoy Car Museum until three days ago. I sold a smart Brabus to a guy in Alabama who told me about it and now here it is again, strange how these things work. Like Nikola Tesla said, "...think in terms of energy, frequency, and vibration."
POST 3Original post
75 years! well I guess I need to get educated because I feel like the 356 was the first Porsche but there must have been earlier models.
POST 4Original post
It was a 356. The 1948 "Number 1" as its referred to was called a Porsche 356 "VW Roadster" if I recall correctly. Then Porsche wanted to build a bigger model in the 60s that was originally going be called the 901, but Peugeot claimed the rights to any three digit label containing a 0 in the middle, so the 911 was born Porsche claims that 70% of all cars ever built are still on the road today, which is crazy impressive if true!
POST 5Original post
that really is fascinating. I'm going to have to look up a documentary video.
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