In 1953 this beautifully restored Porsche 550 Coupé - chassis number 500-01 - competed in the infamous La Carrera Panamericana, one of the world's most gruelling endurance races.
Motoring journalist Doug Nye explains some of the race's history, while Scott George from the Collier Collection explains how success came through an obsession with lightness.
its in classic porsche Magazine this time
skodas 1 year ago
Breathtaking car !
:-P
empigasser 1 year ago
James Dean could not have died in a better car. RIP to him and the poor 550 he crashed.
jamesash7 1 year ago
its wonderfull
fidoasinoma7 1 year ago
My all time favorite Spyder..
35sixer 1 year ago
Ja schöne Zeit, nix gepresst sondern geformt mega
bensonben1234 1 year ago
My favorite car company, the history behind Porsche is just awesome. Although Mercedes Benz' history rivals it, and that is why it's my second favorite brand.
Go Germany!
Toxxic88 1 year ago
I have seen this car both at the Rennsport Reunion III at Daytona Speedway in 2007 and then later during a tour of the Collier Museum in Naples Florida. Let me tell you the video does not do it any justice. It is gorgeous and fantastic along with all the other Porsches I saw experienced at both places.
topspeed674 1 year ago
Great car
JocoG23 1 year ago
Who like you Porsche?
Like no other!!
tutibiri 1 year ago