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Dr. Ing. h.c. F. Porsche AG
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Engine for the 911 on the test bench
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Engine of a Porsche 911 SC
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Engine of the 911T
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Engine of the 911T
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Engine of the 911T
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Engine of the 911T
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Engine of the 911T
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Engine of the 911T
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Engine of 911 T after restoration
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Engine of 911 T before restoration
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Engine oil heaters, engine lift carts
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919
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Hybrid
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Engine pre-assembly: the Cayenne engine is bolted to the transmission.
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Cayenne
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Engine ventilation became an issue that plagued the design staff and engineers as the car closed in on its debut. This was the back end of one of Komenda’s team T9 proposals. Porsche Archiv
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Engine with two turbochargers for the Porsche 959
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Engine with VarioCam system for the Porsche 968
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Engineered for Magic. Everyday: Porsche Snow ad
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Engineered for Magic. Everyday: Porsche Surf ad
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Engineering office in Zuffenhausen, Stuttgart
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Engineering office in Zuffenhausen, Stuttgart: (from left) Leopold Jäntschke, Ferry Porsche, Ferdinand Porsche, Emil Soukup
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Engineers diagrammed the lighting devices for the 959, completing the drawing on September 26, 1984. With its dual-language legend, it clearly was intended for export purposes. Porsche Archiv
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