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Stuttgart coat of arms
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Peter Bird
Monza
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I dont remember a Ferrari 933 or a Porsche F50 
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The story goes that the
America
agent for Porsche wanted a badge/logo and that it was designed on a napkin in a restaurant in the States.
Porsche wanted to incorporate the
Stuttgart
coat of arms into it and you will find that horse in the middle of the now very famous Porsche badge.
Migration info. Legacy thread was 14975
America
agent for Porsche wanted a badge/logo and that it was designed on a napkin in a restaurant in the States.
Porsche wanted to incorporate the
Stuttgart
coat of arms into it and you will find that horse in the middle of the now very famous Porsche badge.
Migration info. Legacy thread was 14975
Peter Bird
Monza
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did you know that noony?
Brendan my first ever Porsche was a 911T I think it was a 2.2 and ran on carburettors. It was bright red. That was about 20 years ago now. O'h such happy days.
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Brendan my first ever Porsche was a 911T I think it was a 2.2 and ran on carburettors. It was bright red. That was about 20 years ago now. O'h such happy days.
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Sean Dudding
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Aparantley the Ferrari Badge comes from the badge a famous Italian pilot used on the side of his plane in World War one..
So now you know Noony....
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So now you know Noony....
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Peter my 911T is a 2.0 with carbs but unfortunately it's still on the high seas making it's way over from the States. It will be here soon in time for the good weather.
By the way I think the restaurant was in New York and Sean is right about the Ferrari logo.
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By the way I think the restaurant was in New York and Sean is right about the Ferrari logo.
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Alessandro
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The famous world war one pilot was Francesco Baracca. The mother of Francesco Baracca gave the Prancing Horse to Enzo Ferrari.
Some info here
http://www.racine.ra.it/lugo/baracca/inglese.htm
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Some info here
http://www.racine.ra.it/lugo/baracca/inglese.htm
Migration info. Legacy thread was 15170
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