Porsche Type 64 Headed to Atlanta Museum

Porsche's historic Type 64 coupe is being moved from its home at the Porsche Museum in Stuttgart to a Atlanta's High Museum of Art for a three-month visit.

The Type 64 was designed by Ferdinand Porsche in 1938 as a competition car for the Berlin-Rome long-distance race. World War II assured that would never happen, but many of the design details were eventually carried over to the Type 356 and later the iconic 911.

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