As the construction of Porsche’s new museum in Stuttgart, Germany comes to an end with only minor work left to be done, the company decided to install the first twelve exhibition vehicles. Porsche said that the relocation of all 80 exhibits that have been safe-kept in an off-premises warehouse in Zwingenberg am Neckar will have been completed by the end of this week. The first exhibits that go on display in the Porsche museum today include, among others, a 356 Cabriolet, an original ’11’ model and the first prototype of the 924.
“In the last few weeks, we have comprehensively restored all the vehicles and polished them up for their use in the museum,” commented Klaus Bischof, head of the ‘Rolling Museum’.
Because all of the 80 exhibits will spend some periods on the road, they will be continuously replaced by other vehicles, meaning that visitors will in future be able to discover different automotive rarities each time they pay a visit to the museum.
