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Originally Posted by 911MRP
I suspect many more swb 911 were wrapped around hard objects than wrapped under protective plastic film. My much missed pal the late Chris Turner who was a much respected Porsche specialist for nearly five decades after settings up his eponymous business in London in 1974 received the “awful warning” award from the Porsche Club GB for this in the mid 70s:
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