Nice illustrated article by Porsche.com below about Max Hoffman, Frank Lloyd Wright and Porsche.
Too bad this generation of writers can't identify the cars accurately though.
https://newsroom.porsche.com/en/history ... 15167.html
Cabriolet, Roadster, oh what's the diff?
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Cabriolet, Roadster, oh what's the diff?
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Re: Cabriolet, Roadster, oh what's the diff?
And the writer seems to think Lloyd is FLW's first name.
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I think the author is using his last names: Lloyd Wright
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Re: Cabriolet, Roadster, oh what's the diff?
Beautiful home and car. I faced a similar issue last night reading a GT Porsche article comparing a T5 356B and 356C owned by the same family. They noted the 356C benefited from “front disc brakes compared to drums on all four wheels for the B.” Or similar.
I seem to remember a couple other obvious mistakes as well. I’d understand in a non-Porsche pub but these are not.
I seem to remember a couple other obvious mistakes as well. I’d understand in a non-Porsche pub but these are not.