Porsche 911, 1963 to 1971
First shown as the 901 prototype at the 1963 Geneva Show, the 911 quickly built on the Porsche legend established by the 356 models. A process of continuous evolution has kept the 911 fresh for nearly 40 years, while impeccable build quality has ensured that most of even the very earliest cars have survived as desirable and usable classics.Features: ,First book in what will become the definitive 911 (and 912) reference.,The author received full co-operation from Porsche. ,Full year-by-year, model-by-model coverage, including all limited editions. ,Includes rare prototype photographs.,International markets covered in great detail. ,Well over 200 contemporary pictures, mostly in color. ,Includes contemporary advertising and sales brochure material.,Brian Long is an acknowledged motoring historian.About The Author:Born in Coventry, the heart of Britain’s motor industry, Brian Long comes from a family with a proud heritage in automotive and aviation engineering. Trained as a mechanical engineer, Brian worked at his father’s garage and became heavily involved in the classic car scene at 19. Now a full-time writer with more than twenty books published, Brian says he took up writing by accident. A member of the RJC (Researchers’ & Journalists’ Conference of Japan), Brian lives in Japan with his wife, Miho, and son, Louis.Hardcover - 9-7/8′ x 8-1/8′ - 192 pages - 130 color, 80 b/w
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