Checking Out the 356 by junge1
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Description
This older nun/sister was really checking out this Porsche. I wondered what went through her head while looking at it. What she was looking at was the 1948 Porsche 356 #1, the very first Porsche built in Gmuend, Austria, and was completed in March 1948. It had a 1131 cc air-cooled flat-4 engine, producing 35 bhp @ 4,000 rpm. Steering, brakes, suspension, transmission, clutch and headlights were all sourced from Volkswagen. The top speed was 135.16 kph/ 85 mph.
It is on display at the Porsche Museum in Stuttgart. This picture was taken on 4 January 2010, Sig...

Comments (18)
Hilarious! What a great moment!
Cool, great capture!
that is the way to spread the Word! Great candid capture
Fantastic capture!!
at first, I was thinking she was a statue from your thumb. now that is indeed a rare car.
Cool shot of her and love the smooth lines of this car.
Very nice candid shot.
What a fabulous oldcar my friend... Great shot also !!!
Great humour. I love this candid shot.
Amazing car, great shot !
Superb capture my friend. Maybe she was a passenger in such a vehicle when she was much younger. Where were her mind when you took this capture. God bless.
Fantastic done.
@kgb224! Good question Christo. That's what I was thinking, She just wasn't the type of person that would go an Automobile Museum. Who knows what she did before she became a nun!
In the years I knew the Porsche and it's owners no one ever called it a 356. Now Normal is the term that seems to have disappeared in conversations.
WOW!!! Absolutely a formidable and ironic capture !!
Very nice car ! I love the nun looking at this car.
outstanding and funny capture! unusual but the sister is cool 😁
I would have liked to know what went through her head as she stood there analyzing the car - because she was definitely doing more than just casually glazing at it!