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1955 Porsche 356 video
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Fun looking car. I like the lines of the 356 more than any other Porsche I think.
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"You don't get bored." THAT is an understatement.
I like the looks but wouldn't want one in my garage. A pal got a 356 a couple years ago, kept it for almost a year. Came to the conclusion it was a great car to look at and admire from a distance... and he's a dyed-in-the-wool Porschephile; been a PCA driving instructor for over thirty years. Owns multiple 911's, one is a GT3. Just couldn't warm up to the brutal and under-powered nature of the li'l 'tub.
I like the looks but wouldn't want one in my garage. A pal got a 356 a couple years ago, kept it for almost a year. Came to the conclusion it was a great car to look at and admire from a distance... and he's a dyed-in-the-wool Porschephile; been a PCA driving instructor for over thirty years. Owns multiple 911's, one is a GT3. Just couldn't warm up to the brutal and under-powered nature of the li'l 'tub.