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.
Featured in the July issue is Bob Gutjahr's lament on the difficulties
of restoring an old Porsche. It's not for the faint of heart,
he says, and though you can read all about his tribulations in
the new Panorama, we present here a gallery of winning 356s from
Porsche roadster #1 through a pair of autocross and rally Porsches
from the early days.
We refer you to the magazine for even more articles. How do you
get your copy? Join PCA, Porsche Panorama
is a prime benefit of membership!
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This 1959 356A cabriolet proves the found-in-a-barn fantasy
can come true. Owned today by Tom McKenny, it came directly
from its rediscovery to a division win at Milwaukee in
2001.
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Porsche #1, the famous little mid-engined roadster that
started the dynasty, came from Porsche's Stuttgart museum
to be displayed at the Mont Tremblant Parade in 1999.
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They may be beautiful show queens, but 356s are also
capable of competing vigorously. This one conquers
the autocross course at Tampa.
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Gmund coupe, belonging to Jim Barrington,
was Honorary Judges Choice at the Sacramento Parade
in 2000.
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Harry and Debra Cooper's 356A coupe
won Honorary Judges Choice in Tampa in 2003.
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Honorary Judges Choice at the 2005 Parade at Hershey
was Ray Minella's 1955 Speedster. This little jewel
also attended the very first Porsche Parade in 1956.
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Neil and Peggy Goldberg's 1962 356B
coupe won People's Choice at Milwaukee Parade in
2001.
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1950 356 cabriolet, owned by Stuart Zeh, is the
first first cabriolet built by Reutter and was shown
in the historic display in Hershey, taking People's
Choice.
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Leading the pack in the 2000 Parade Rally.
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This 356A Speedster scored the top award in Restoration
Class at the Sacramento 2000 Porsche Parade. It is
owned by Richard Price.
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1959 356A Carrera coupe of Bill Jones was named Honorary
and People's Choice at the Fort Worth Porsche Parade
in 2004.
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Heron gray 356C cabriolet was a presence at the 1977
San Diego Parade, owned at that time by National President
Lou Marable, it was much admired by Dr. Ferry Porsche
that week.
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Check out the July issue for news about the new 911 GT3
RS and basic Cayman, relive the RS Spyder's first victory
scored at Mid-Ohio, learn about racing 912s and their owners,
and find out whether you can teach a veteran driving instructor
new tricks. It's all in Panorama, along with plenty of technical
advice from PCA's experts.
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