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09/24/21 06:07:35 Porsche Factory Posters - May 8-13 Auction Opens: Fri, May 8 11:00am CT Auction Closes: Wed, May 13 1:00pm CT Lot Title Lot Title DD0150 Inter Serie Imola, Porsche 917/10-72 DD0173 Europa Berg Meister 1968, Gerhard Mitter DD0151 Renntermine '73, Porsche 917/10 (Porsche 908/02) DD0152 Interserie 300 Kilometer Nurburgring, Porsche DD0174 1968 Targa Florio, Vick Elford (Porsche 907) 917/10 DD0175 Reliability on the Race Track / Safety on the DD0153 Superb Sporting, 1967 Porsche 911 Street (Porsche 911) DD0154 24 Hours of Daytona, 1970 Gulf Porsche 917K DD0176 1000 Km Rennen Nurburgring 1970 (Porsche 908-3) DD0155 1000 Kilometer Osterreich Ring, 1970 Porsche 917K DD0177 24 Heures Du Mans 1970, Herrmann/Attwood (Porsche 917K) DD0156 BOAC 1000KM Brands Hatch, Gulf Porsche 917K DD0178 Laguna Seca Can-Am, Mark Donohue (Porsche 917-30) DD0157 25 Years Driving in its Purest Form, 1948 356 & 1973 911 Targa DD0179 Getriebe Hinten-Motor vorn Transaxle dazwischen (Porsche 924) DD0158 1968 Rallye Monte Carlo Porsche Victory, Elford / Stone DD0180 Longitudinal Section View of 1600S-90 Engine (Porsche 356B) DD0159 Grand Prix de France 1962, Dan Gurney DD0181 6 Jahre Langzeit-Garantie Gegen Rost (Porsche DD0160 Synchromesh Gearbox Rear-Axle Type 741, 924) Porsche 356B DD0182 Imola Interserie 5x Porsche (917-10 Turbo) DD0161 Carrera GTS Type 904 DD0183 24 Heures Du Mans 1970 (Porsche 914/6) DD0162 1965 Porsche 911 DD0185 Targa Florio '67 (Porsche Prototyp 910/8) DD0163 Tour de France An Larrousse/Gelin Porsche 911R DD0186 Porsche Wins Watkins Glen Can-Am, Mark Donohue (Porsche 917-30) DD0164 1.2.3. Daytona 24 Hour Race, 1968 Porsche 908LH DD0187 86 Stunden Nurburgring (Porsche 914-6) DD0165 1000 Kilometer Rennen Nurburgring Porsche DD0188 Interserie 1970 (Porsche 917K 4.5L) Doppelsieg DD0189 1973 Interserie Sudwestpokal Hockenheim DD0166 1968, Porsche Championships (Porsche 917-10) DD0167 1967 Daytona 24 and Sebring 12 Overall Wins, DD0190 Front Axle Type 356 B Porsche 910 DD0192 Porsche-Sieg 6 Stunden Dijon, Martini Racing DD0168 1969 6 Hours of Brands Hatch, Porsche 908/02 Porsche 935 Spyder DD0193 Porsche-Sieg 24 Stunden Le Mans, Martini DD0169 Porsche En Corse Tour de Corse A Racing Porsche 936 Larrousse/Gelin (1968) DD0194 Porsche-Sieg 500 km Dijon, Martini Racing DD0170 Lubrication System Engine Type 1600, 1600S, Porsche 936 1600S-90 (Porsche 356) DD0196 Triumph of Reliability: 24 Hours of Daytona DD0171 1969 1000 Chilometri di Monza, Porsche 908 USA (Brumos 911 RSR) DD0172 Porsche Tourist Delivery Program DD0197 Porsche Wins Silverstone (917-10 Turbo) 1/3 09/24/21 06:07:35 Lot Title DD0198 1964 Porsche Type 911 DD0199 50. Targa Florio 1966 (Porsche Carrera 6) DD0200 Lubrication Chart Type 356 B DD0201 Elektrischer Schaltplan (Wiring Diagram) Typ 356 B DD0202 Europe, Even more enchanting when you explore it by Porsche DD0203 Les 24 Heures Du Mans 1966 DD0204 McQueen Drives Porsche DD0205 Weltmeister World Champion F-II 1960 DD0206 24 Stunden Daytona (1974 Porsche Carrera RSR) DD0207 6 Stunden Hocken-Heim (Porsche 935) DD0208 6 Stunden Mugello '77 (Martini Porsche 935) DD0209 Le Mans '79 (Porsche 935) DD0210 Weltmeister 69, 70, 71 (Porsche 908/3 & 917K) DD0211 Monza '71 (Porsche Gulf 917) DD0212 1000 KM De Buenos Aires Argentina '71 (Porsche 917K) DD0213 Renn Termine 1971 (Race dates) DD0214 24 Hours of Daytona '71 (Porsche Gulf 917 5.0L) DD0215 6 Std. Silverstone, Martini Porsche 935 DD0216 1000 Km Nurburgring, Gelo-Porsche 935 DD0217 Final Standings CAN-AM Series 1972 (Porsche 917-10) DD0218 Renn Termine 1972 (Race Dates) DD0219 Interserie Nurburgring 1972 (Porsche 917-10) DD0220 Can-Am Road Atlanta, Mid-Ohio, Road America 1972 (Porsche 917-10) DD0222 Interserie Imola 1972 (Porsche 917-10) DD0223 Targa Florio "1906-1956" Maglioli, Porsche DD0225 Sebring 1959 (Porsche Spyder RSK) DD0227 Transverse Section View of 1600 S-90 Engine (Porsche 356B) DD0228 Porsche Diesel Super (Cutaway) DD0229 Manufacturer's World Champion 1970 (Gulf Porsche 917K) Payment Info Payment for On Time auction is via credit card only. The credit card you used to register for Mecum On Time will be charged at the end of each auction. For items shipped to Wisconsin residents, Wisconsin State Sales Tax will apply. 2/3 09/24/21 06:07:35 Shipping & Handling NOTE: All posters will be individually wrapped and shipped in a tube. 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