THEE first Pcar, 1939. wow Up for auction!

[Rusty Heap]

https://www.hagerty.com/articles-videos/articles/2019/05/14/first-porsche-for-sale-big-deal?utm_source=SFMC&utm_medium=email&utm_content=19_August_10_Weekend_News






who is going to guess a price.....



that said.


A recent auction dodge charger Superbird.........didn't sell at 3.5 million. wasn't enough $$$ I guess.

[Dmitry at Pelican Parts]

Not technically a Pcar, as it was later badged one; it'll be interesting to see if it sells this time around. It's been offered a few times in the past and the number just never got there. I think it's a stretch at $20M

[Scott Douglas]

I wonder which car this one was that was on display at Rennsport last year.



[Note to self - Take pics of the signs that accompany significant cars such as this one.]

[URY914]

The car is more VW than my 914

[LWJ]

^^^the car two frames above is stunning. I am certain is is grossly over restored. I can't imagine hand beaten panels looking like glass when that was first made.

[porsche4life]

Originally Posted by Scott Douglas

I wonder which car this one was that was on display at Rennsport last year.



[Note to self - Take pics of the signs that accompany significant cars such as this one.]

This one and one that was in the parking lot are both reproductions. The actual type 64 for sale is the only original known one left and wasn’t at Rennsport.