Porsche 356 B Cabriolet - Technical Drawing - Frame - Design

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Design presents a perfect framed, numbered limited edition technical drawing of the Porsche 356 B Cabriolet, 63×93 cm with a black wooden frame and museum‑grade canvas paper.

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A piece of Porsche history
Official/genuine factory drawing of the 356 B Cabriolet. This is the official document announcing the model’s release to the market.

The Porsche 356 B Cabriolet, produced between 1959 and 1963, improved the design and functionality of the 356. It featured taller bumpers, raised headlights and a more refined interior, as well as more powerful engines. Its folding canvas soft top offered an open-air driving experience without sacrificing the sports essence. With the legendary air-cooled flat-four boxer engine, it represented the perfect blend of elegance, performance and timeless Porsche design.

It comes with a black wooden frame and acrylic glass. Very well wrapped and protected for trouble-free transport until it’s in your hands. Exterior dimensions are 63 x 93 cm and 3 cm in depth.

Large-format print with gallery quality. Museum-grade cotton canvas paper 340 g/m2.

FRAME INCLUDED, you’ll only need to hang it on the wall. Shipped in a wooden box to prevent any impact. See the photos.

We ship worldwide, well protected via UPS/DHL/FedEx with insurance and shipment tracking valid the day after payment. You can visit our profile to see other beautiful Porsche items we have available!

Seller's Story

Porsche Automobilia Specialist based in Spain. We take pride in offering carefully curated Porsche items of the highest quality, combining authenticity, exclusivity, and passion for the brand.
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A piece of Porsche history
Official/genuine factory drawing of the 356 B Cabriolet. This is the official document announcing the model’s release to the market.

The Porsche 356 B Cabriolet, produced between 1959 and 1963, improved the design and functionality of the 356. It featured taller bumpers, raised headlights and a more refined interior, as well as more powerful engines. Its folding canvas soft top offered an open-air driving experience without sacrificing the sports essence. With the legendary air-cooled flat-four boxer engine, it represented the perfect blend of elegance, performance and timeless Porsche design.

It comes with a black wooden frame and acrylic glass. Very well wrapped and protected for trouble-free transport until it’s in your hands. Exterior dimensions are 63 x 93 cm and 3 cm in depth.

Large-format print with gallery quality. Museum-grade cotton canvas paper 340 g/m2.

FRAME INCLUDED, you’ll only need to hang it on the wall. Shipped in a wooden box to prevent any impact. See the photos.

We ship worldwide, well protected via UPS/DHL/FedEx with insurance and shipment tracking valid the day after payment. You can visit our profile to see other beautiful Porsche items we have available!

Seller's Story

Porsche Automobilia Specialist based in Spain. We take pride in offering carefully curated Porsche items of the highest quality, combining authenticity, exclusivity, and passion for the brand.
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Details

Type
Porsche 356 B Cabriolet - Technical Drawing - Frame
Brand
Design
Condition
Mint
Width
93 cm
Height
63 cm
Extras
Limited & numbered edition, framed
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Objects sold
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