Porsche, Annex To Driver's Manual, 356b, 1600 S-90 on 2040-parts.com
Walla Walla, Washington, United States
Original Porsche 356B Super 90 owner's manual annex from an aetna blue 1960 B cabriolet. Document is original (not a reproduction), complete (all 31 pages) and printed in Germany in April 1960. Front cover has red lettering and some small stains. The interior pages are clean and still contain the original gloss finish. The staples are intact. No pages are dog-eared. Overall, very good condition considering its age. Happy to supply more pictures if needed or even demonstrate the manual over video.
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