Porsche Resources
Jan 13, 2009 | 08:30 PM
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Porsche Resources
I need to get fairly familiar with Porsches of the past and present. Any recommendations on what sites have the most accurate and thourough information?
Thanks.
Thanks.
Jan 14, 2009 | 01:13 PM
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I'm curious how to tell the difference between years and models. For example, one of my areas of expertise is Lamborghini. I can tell years and models apart by lights, wheels, body changes, etc. Is there a resource online that shows those for various Porsches? Sort of like a cheat sheet. Thanks. 
Jan 14, 2009 | 01:29 PM
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TS? 
I guess you want it to be pretty meticulous ... you can most likely already tell a 964 from a 993.
Sounds really lame ... but wiki is actually quite helpful. Supercars.net also has a very complete database.
Get ready for a mental workout if you start getting into the first generations of 911s. It is ridiculous, completely overwhelming.
I guess you want it to be pretty meticulous ... you can most likely already tell a 964 from a 993.
Sounds really lame ... but wiki is actually quite helpful. Supercars.net also has a very complete database.
Get ready for a mental workout if you start getting into the first generations of 911s. It is ridiculous, completely overwhelming.
Jan 14, 2009 | 01:45 PM
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https://teamspeed.com/forums/off-top...xury-cars.html
There's a lot of good info right here. Everything you need to know...
There's a lot of good info right here. Everything you need to know...
Jan 14, 2009 | 04:39 PM
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there is a great book, called The Porsche Red Book, that you should pick up. IIRC less than $15 and it goes over 911's 65 to the 997.1 generation. there are a few other good "history of" books out there, as far as websites go, I have quite a bit of factory info at my disposal, so I have as strong a need. wikipidia believe it or not is a good start, despite some of the errors.
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