Collector'S Originality Guide Porsche 911 - Tapa dura

Porsche's 911 is one of the most enduring icons in the sports car world. Though it's simple lines and technical specification have developed since it's 1963 introduction, the basic profile has remained. In Collector's Originality Guide: Porsche 911, author and Porsche expert Peter Morgan explains how the 911 has evolved in all its various models and configurations, providing a matchless resource for collectors and restorers. With production numbers, options lists, chassis and engine numbers, the enthusiast looking to define 100 percent originality in their 911 can find all the information here. From the original 2.0-litre models to the most recent water cooled 996s and 997s, each production variant is covered in detail. --motorsport news, Feb 2010

Morgan does know his stuff. So let's say this is an accessible read and a useful resource if you're in the market for a stuutgart classic, be it a fab first-generation 2.0 litre car on skinny rubber or a water-cooled 009. Decent value, too. --Octane, April, 2010

Respected author Peter morgan explains how the 911 has evolved from the original 2.0 litre-model right through to the most recent 996s and 997s, with each production varient covered in detail. The fact that the model survives today, albeit in much modernised form as well as being water cooled, is testament to Porsche's relentless development of a car that refused to become obsolete. Over 275 colour photos of some of the world's most pristine 911s accompany the extensive technical information, mebning this book will be of interest to owners and dreamers alike. --Classic Car weekly, February, 2010