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YOUR RESEARCH25 Things You Didn?t Know About Porsche
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POST 2Original post
Awsome and very interesting. Tnx Dennis
POST 3Original post
This site has some very comprehensive and accurate historical information on the Porsche brand/lineage https://www.stuttcars.com/ very interesting stuff...
POST 4Original post
they also were the first with black windshield wipers and a padded dash...IIRC
POST 5Original post
Porsche forklifts? Wow! I'm getting my forklift operator license.
POST 6Original post
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They left out the 996
POST 7Original post
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Yeah, I noticed that too. The page is actually there, but they haven't got very far with it: https://www.stuttcars.com/porsche-models/911/996/
POST 8Original post
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I think (hope) they're working on it. I was there a few weeks ago and there was a link and if you clicked on it there was a message that said something to that effect. Now there's actually nothing...no mention at all. Seeing as the 996 is/was the transition to water cooled 911's, I would think it's too important a step in the evolution of Porsche's flagship and most recognizable model to omit.
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# 26!!!! Porsche was a member of the German **** party and the SS. The Volkswagen plant was completed in 1938 after Italian labor was brought in. This workforce can be considered exploitative. Porsche joined the **** party on his own free will in 1937 . Volkswagen, under Ferdinand Porsche, profited from forced and slave labor. This would include a large number of Soviets. In the spring of 1945, 90% of Volkswagen’s workforce was non-German.
POST 10Original post
I have a Porsche Design chronograph from 1971. Love it!
POST 11Original post
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Yeah but after getting the butt handed to them by the Allies, spending some time in jail, and the Allies passing on their technology, they were allowed to restart a business.
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