1968 - 69 Porsche 911 Targa Original Confidential Salesman Only Fact Sheet on 2040-parts.com
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This is an original 1968-69 Porsche Fact Sheet covering the 911 Targa. It is a single page, 8 1/2” X 11” & is in mint condition. Porsche Fact Sheets were put out each year by Porsche ONLY FOR SALESMAN they were not given to the general public in fact it says “For use by Porsche Sales, Public Relations & Advertising Personnel”. That makes these pieces extremely rare. This one is dated October 15 1968 & applies to the 68 & 69 models. It describes the Targa models. This would be a fabulous piece to display with your 911 Targa. Thanks for looking please browse our store. |
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