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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Just hopped off a plane and was reading the June issue of Excellence. I thought you might enjoy this quote from Erwin Komenda in 1972 describing the shape of the 356. "A Porsche is incredibly complex in it's shape. Have you ever seen a good illustration of a 356? It does not exist because this car is as organic as you can make it. There is only one shape more organic, and that is a woman-the women who facinates us for a lifetime. I thought that was pretty cool and If I was not so darn tired i would put it in my signature!

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I've always thought that about the Porsche. There's not one completely flat surfact on the 911 and those rear fender rolls take my breath away every time I approach the car.

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Yes, from dome views a woman can look as good as a Porsche.

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...and I thought I was the only one needing serious phsychological help...when I wash my car I marvel at the shape of the rear fenders...sort of like a hot women with really good curves as opposed to the skinny figures.

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