Last chance to vote, closes on Monday February 5th.

Classic car of the year 2024!!!!
Now we hope for Your vote!  
Our Porsche Type 64 build was covered in the magazine Klassiker no. 3/2023.
It was a good article, please read it if you haven't already.
Now ten cars have been selected by Klassiker to compete for the title "Classic car of the Year 2024" and the Type 64 is one of them.
Now we hope for Your vote!
Please vote here: 
 
 
Porsche Type 64 is Number 3.
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