The 911 SC has required several expensive repairs since its 1992 purchase, but the man did many of them himself.
In 1934, Hitler awarded a contract to Porsche to design and build “the people’s car” or Volkswagen. He also was a major contributor to the German war effort in World War II, including tanks and other weapon systems. Porsche was a member of the Nazi party and a Schutzstaffel officer with a rank of as well as a personal friend of Hitler. He was decorated for military service several times, including the War Merit Cross.
The first car to be branded as a Porsche was the Porsche 356. Production began in 1948 and continued into 1965 with about 76,000 cars manufactured. The Porsche 911 was the successor model and was introduced in September 1964. Porsche 911 designers believe in evolutionary styling as compared to revolutionary styling. You can still buy a new Porsche 911 today, but if you’re working at McDonalds you’ll have to get a lot of overtime. The model’s current price is more than $160,000, but there is a rumor that a lower-priced model will soon be available. Some have suggested an entry-level Porsche is a used one.
“The color is kind of rare,” Graham said. “It’s called Oak Green, a metallic color that was an extra cost option. I had it repainted the same color after someone ran into the right rear fender in San Francisco.
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