Power & Precision: the 1957 356A Carrera GT and 1960 356B Super 90 GT | RS

Beginning in 1955, the 356 Carrera with Ernst Fuhrmann’s potent four-cam engine set the bar for performance in the model lineup. 356 Carrera models account for over 1,000 examples from the total 356 productions, earning Porsche numerous victories in competitions around the world and as a result, the 356 Carrera GTs are rare and sought after by collectors and connoisseurs.
Among these special competition-focused 356 variants, one factory-hotrod version of the 356 is significantly more rare, and very few ever come to market: the 356B Super 90 GT.
In this video, we stretched the legs of the 1957 Carrera GT chassis 100369 and 1960 Super 90 GT chassis 110856 on the country roads of North Carolina, where Cam and Steve discuss their experience behind the wheel as well as what makes these models standouts in the 356 world.
For more information on the cars in this video, visit our "inventory" page on our website or click the links below.
1957 Porsche 356A (T1) Carrera 1500 GT/GT
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1960 Porsche 356B (T5) Super 90 GT Coupe
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[@nunyabusiness4188]

Thanks for bringing these rare cars to us!

[@genghishahne]

You guys should start a podcast ,I miss you two on the smoking tire

[@AllTheBestCO]

Awesome video! Liked

[@rcrr]

Amazing

[@urbanreverbofficial]

Beautiful pair...❤️
The cars of course...😂

[@jockellis]

What road were you on? I sure loved going to and from North Georgia College in my ‘60 Super Roadster, zipping around the mountains decreasing my speeds incrementally when I realized it required 90 minutes between home in Atlanta and Dahlonega. I dropped from 65 to 50. The only difference was that I got 43 MPG at 50. In SCCA slaloms on Sundays I got about 1/2 MPG.

[@cjblanco9223]

😍😍😍👌