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Some similarities exist but in the late 60s I had a 64 Beetle and my friend had a 62 356. If he took a corner beyond the limits of traction the rear end let go immediately-you counter
steered and went around the corner (usually laughing). If I tried to exceed traction limits in my Beetle I would end up on two wheels, I counter steered immediately in the hopes of
getting all four back on the ground to avoid rolling the car. I might have chuckled a bit but only because I survived my foolish indiscretion.
1962 Porsche 356B T6 Super Coupé.
Some pictures of another sweet candie. Credit: Car and Classic. What's not to love, here? Best, Nicolas ...
Some similarities exist but in the late 60s I had a 64 Beetle and my friend had a 62 356. If he took a corner beyond the limits of traction the rear end let go immediately-you counter
steered and went around the corner (usually laughing). If I tried to exceed traction limits in my Beetle I would end up on two wheels, I counter steered immediately in the hopes of getting all four back on the ground to avoid rolling the car. I might have...
Fuel gauges back then were kind of funny!
The first half is so small on the gauge, yet the second half is so large on the gauge.
I’m late to this thread but of course I just have to join in!
This is one of the best colors for the 356, slate gray, a color I considered when painting mine but decided I needed to use my car’s original color, light ivory. Since it’s a numbers matching car I didn’t want the color to stray from that originality. ...