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If you ever find a physical copy, handle it with gloves – not for its monetary value, but because those grainy black-and-white plates of a 911 Turbo 3.6 are, as the magazine once wrote, “photographs that smell of gasoline and silver halides.”
The subject is a murdered-out, track-prepped 911 (chassis code redacted, but the deep-dish BBS wheels suggest a 930 slant-nose conversion). Unlike standard magazine fluff shots on a coastal highway, “911-3000FOTO” is shot exclusively in the inside a decommissioned cold war radar station.
The editorial team used a :
Perfect for fans of: Drive (2011), vintage Polaroid emulsion lifts, and the sound of a Mezger engine at 3:00 AM.
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The result is a , perfect for weekend drives or track days.
If you're as excited as we are about LS Magazine Issue 19, be sure to get your hands on a copy as soon as possible. You can find it at your local newsstand or online, and back issues are also available for purchase. If you ever find a physical copy, handle
The final essay, features speculative renderings from Porsche’s Design Lab, imagining the 911 as:
We're excited to announce that LS Magazine Issue 19 is here, and with it, a stunning collection of photos that showcase the best of the automotive world. The issue is packed with gorgeous shots of high-performance cars, including a feature on the iconic Porsche 911. If you want your story featured in the
In a world where the automotive landscape is constantly evolving, LS-Magazine remains a steadfast source of information, inspiration, and entertainment for those who share a passion for speed, style, and innovation. With Issue 19, the magazine continues to set the standard for automotive publishing, offering readers a unique perspective on the cars that matter most.