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Duck & Whale issue 12
Let's start with a Porsche GT3 RS on a helipad, then drive a picture-perfect Porsche 356 A with a cupboard full of silverware.
Then jet to California to hang out with the RGruppe crew and stop in to get our Hollywood fix at Luft 6 before a long chat with Peter Nam of Gunther Werks USA about his cars and what’s coming next.
Ruhr Germany is next to share a wine with Tom Stegemann and his911 Carrera RS tribute, later we have the keys of a 991.2 911 GT2 RS thrown to us, and let’s say things go a little blurry.
Aim eternal mudslinger, Jim Goodlett at Werks Reunion Amelia Island 2019 to find out how the Porsche established events are adapting to the social media-fueled modern Porsche landscape.
Back in OZ eastern suburbs based Porsche collecting family pull the covers off their new tangy Continental Orange 930 Turbo, before we fall at celebrated motoring journalist Michael Stahl’s front door.
He drags us upstairs and shoves a coffee in one hand and a slot car trigger in the other, let’s race!
Welcome to Duck & Whale issue twelve!
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