In late July, the Velocity Channel's "Overhaulin" featured their first even Porsche build. Chip Foose put his regular signature on the design and enlisted the help of 356 specialist Rod Emory to help with the build. Many of you who watched were disappointed with the limited details they showed about the Porsche after the reveal and let us know …
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This Is What A Porsche 356 Chopper Looks Like
We seen Porsches, and Porsche parts, turned into any number of different items, and more often than not we've liked them. There was the Boxster turned into a Lambo, the 911 stretched into a Limo, the GT3 wing into a shelf, even a 356 beat into a BBQ. However, this is the first time we've seen someone take what is said to be a "numbers matching" …
Continue to the full articleRare And Beautiful 356 Continental Cabriolet For Sale At Motostalgia Auction
Technically an island, the gulf-side Houston suburb, Seabrook, Texas, will play host to the relatively new kid on the vintage car auction block; Motostalgia. The Keels & Wheels auction will take place over the weekend of May, 2, and will feature an amazing array of significant vintage automobiles, but most interestingly, a handful of absolutely …
Continue to the full articleTopiary Joe Pays Homage To Porsche 356/1 With This Unique Rolling Sculpture
If you're a true Porsche fanatic, surely it will show in how you decorate your homestead. Framed photographs, vintage posters, and memorabilia likely scatter the walls of your house, but how do you let the outside world know that you're Porsche crazy? Perhaps a living sculpture of a 356 is to your taste? Topiary Joe has got you …
Continue to the full articleVideo: “A Sense Of Occasion” Driving A 356A Speedster
It's been about a year since Petrolicious brought their deliciously produced videos onto the scene. They've been delivering excellent cinematography, stunningly beautiful cars, and delightful characters since then. Often, their videos will depict vintage Porsches and their owners. Their newest release is certainly in keeping with the …
Continue to the full articleTen Facts To Know About Porsche and 356s
Porsche model numbers originate from when Professor Ferdinand Porsche opened his design office in 1930. After 30 years of working for other firms, he was 55, and it was time to strike out on his own. Each design from Porsche was sequentially numbered, beginning with Typ 007. Family members were arrested in 1946 on suspicion of war …
Continue to the full article10 Reasons You Should Own a Porsche 356
The 356 look is distinctly Porsche and still turns heads after 60 years. The first 356 was built in 1948 in a dirt-floored sawmill. 356 production ended in 1965. Its classic styling remains iconic and its silhouette defines the brand. It’s a classic car with a deceptively great ride and surprisingly good handling. The Porsche family applied …
Continue to the full articleWhat is It About the Porsche 356?
What is it about a Porsche 356 that tugs at the heart of Porschephiles? The shape? The sound? The ride? The history? On the surface, 356s are not like 911s. The 911 is the signature car of the brand. Nor are 356s much like any other Porsche that came after them, when you think of all the features and doodads and baubles that modern …
Continue to the full articleWhen Porsches Were “Made by Hand”
Here's an interesting Porsche Factoid. William Scholar, the founder of the Porsche Club of America, is reported to have directed one of the first Porsche factory tour videos showcasing just how the Porsche 356 was put together titled "Made by Hand" and showcased below. It doesn't matter if you're a 356 owner/fan or not. This is a much watch …
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