Porsche 356 - Technical Drawing - Frame - Design

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Brand Design, Type Porsche 356 - Technical Drawing - Frame, framed limited edition numbered, original factory drawing, dimensions 63 cm by 93 cm with a black wooden frame and protective acrylic, canvas paper 340 g/m2.

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A piece of Porsche history Official/or genuine factory drawing of the 356. It is the official document marking the model's market release.

The Porsche 356 is the brand's first production model, marking the start of its automotive legend in 1948. Inspired by the Volkswagen Beetle, but with an improved chassis and aerodynamic bodywork, it was Ferry Porsche's vision. With an air-cooled rear boxer engine, its elegant design and lightness offered agile handling. The 356 established the foundations of Porsche's philosophy of creating compact, efficient, and fun-to-drive sports cars.

Comes with a black wooden frame and acrylic glass. Very well wrapped and protected for transport without incidents until you have it 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 will only have to hang it on the wall. Shipped in a wooden box to prevent any impact. See the photos.

We ship worldwide, very well protected via UPS/DHL/FedEx with insurance and shipment tracking the day after payment. You can visit our profile to see other precious 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/or genuine factory drawing of the 356. It is the official document marking the model's market release.

The Porsche 356 is the brand's first production model, marking the start of its automotive legend in 1948. Inspired by the Volkswagen Beetle, but with an improved chassis and aerodynamic bodywork, it was Ferry Porsche's vision. With an air-cooled rear boxer engine, its elegant design and lightness offered agile handling. The 356 established the foundations of Porsche's philosophy of creating compact, efficient, and fun-to-drive sports cars.

Comes with a black wooden frame and acrylic glass. Very well wrapped and protected for transport without incidents until you have it 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 will only have to hang it on the wall. Shipped in a wooden box to prevent any impact. See the photos.

We ship worldwide, very well protected via UPS/DHL/FedEx with insurance and shipment tracking the day after payment. You can visit our profile to see other precious 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 - Technical Drawing - Frame
Brand
Design
Condition
Mint
Width
93 cm
Height
63 cm
Authenticity
Original/official
Extras
Limited & numbered edition, framed
SpainVerified
4331
Objects sold
99.83%
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