A 1958 Porsche 356A Speedster sitting up on the coastline at Cosy Nook, Southland — the low cut-down windscreen and the shape of the rear deck unmistakable even in silhouette.
The Speedster was built as a stripped-out, cheap-as-possible Porsche for the American market. Seventy years later it is one of the most valuable cars the company ever made, which is the kind of joke only time can write.
A clean, low horizon and a car with a very strong profile. Prints well at any size; A1 is the sweet spot.
A 1958 Porsche 356A Speedster sitting up on the coastline at Cosy Nook, Southland — the low cut-down windscreen and the shape of the rear deck unmistakable even in silhouette.
The Speedster was built as a stripped-out, cheap-as-possible Porsche for the American market. Seventy years later it is one of the most valuable cars the company ever made, which is the kind of joke only time can write.
A clean, low horizon and a car with a very strong profile. Prints well at any size; A1 is the sweet spot.
