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About ‘Porsche 911 Carrera (1963)’ by Martin Melis
Designed in 1963 by Ferdinand ‘Butzi’ Porsche. The name Carrera comes from a victory in the Carrera Panamericana class in 1953. Carrera stands for ‘Race’ in Spanish. In 1967 the Targa ‘Stop Gap’ convertible was introduced. One of the typical features of the car is the rear spoiler, called ‘Duck Tail’. The first Porsche Carrera delivered…
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Martin Melis
Boxtel, Netherlands
From an early age, I wanted to be an illustrator and artist. I spent every free moment drawing, colouring and painting. I was inspired by the work of famous artists. I started drawing by hand - with pencil, acrylic and watercolour on art board or canvas. In the 1980s, I was the top visualiser for Volvo Netherlands and DAF Trucks, among others, and created countless visuals, illustrations and art posters for these companies. This largely explains my passion for cars. I was…
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