"Narrow" Porsche in Japan

[popowitz]

Three things stand out for me in this picture. 1: Porsche once offered standard and special order colors that were outstanding. 2. Not one of these cars appears to be registered for use. 3) Every car has an oil pan.

[rynoshark]

Does anyone have photos of some of the English language stickers that were placed throughout the interior on Japanese delivered Porsches? E.g. "HORN" on the horn button

[rynoshark]

So as per the picture above, the speedometer has these red lines between the 50km/h and 60km/h marks (normal) but also these same lines from 100 onward all the way to 250 (max).
I figured this was a 'Japan' specific option, but it's good to finally see others that confirm this.

Yes, speedometers with the extra red warning stripes was part of the C08/C14 equipment packages for Japanese delivered vehicles in the 1970s.

[bfunke]

I drove an old Surf while stationed in Japan and I seem recall a chime which ding repeatedly whenever I exceeded 100 Km/hr. I lived in rural Northern Honshu so getting cited was less of a threat than in more populous areas.