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The origin of this number "356" goes back to the winter of 1930, when Professor Ferdinand Porsche (1875-1951) decided to create his own engineering company, Dr. Ing. h.c. F. Porsche GmbH Konstruktionsburo (the official founding date of the firm was a bit later, March 16, 1931).
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high bow top, overrider tubes, rigid tonneau, rear lid, engine lid, hood handle, compensator spring, rear cowl, panoramic windshield, tonneau cover, pushrod engine, windshield frame, rear bodywork, pinion shaft, fan shroud, wheel arches, chassis numbers, front lid, prototype series, roll center, plastic kits, road manners, bumper guards, collector cars, plain bearings
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Courtesy Porsche, United States, Ferry Porsche, Max Hoffman, America Roadster, Professor Porsche, James Dean, Ferdinand Porsche, Sauter Roadster, Auto Union, Carrera Speedster, Erwin Komenda, Courtesy D'Ieteren, John von Neumann, Karl Rabe, Porsche Type, Second World War, Porsche Parade, Courtesy Van Bever, New York, Peter Schutz, Chevrolet Corvette, Pierre D'Ieteren, D'Ieteren Roadsters, General Motors
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