Each month, Panorama magazine brings you the best from the world
of Porsche. Races, vintage car shows, technical articles, we cover
it all!
At Panorama, we never have room for all the pictures we'd like
to
share with our readers. Here are some photos that just wouldn't
fit
into the magazine this month.
In the October Panorama we review the brand new 911 Turbo Cabriolet.
Leonard Turner traveled to Tuscany to get photographs of Porsche's
boosted widebody drop top. Here are a few of the photos that didn't
make it into the magazine.
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Early morning provides some of the best open air driving
in this hot, dry area.
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The first Turbo Cabriolet, produced in the late
1980s, is surrounded by new press cars.
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Interior shot over the rear of the
Turbo Cab reveals how neatly the new top mechanism
stows away.
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The multi-layered top looks as good in the upright
position as when the sun is coming down on your
shoulder.
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Panorama Contributing Editor Bruce Anderson drives
on a ridge in the high, rolling country of Tuscany.
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Just so you don't forget you're driving a Turbo,
it's emblazoned on the instruments in front of you.
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Not exactly the Stuttgart horse,
but close enough.
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Porsche showed a cutaway view revealing the engine
of the Turbo Cab.
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Ruined farmhouse in the distance provides a contrasting
backdrop for Porsche's newest open air offering.
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Check out the October issue for all the details on the
911 Turbo Cabriolet, along with Bill Warner's California
Dream Trip, a look at the 911 Turbo S LM-GT racer of 1994,
Bob Gutjahr's back-from-Baghdad trip with his favorite 356
and more.
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