Porsche 930 - Baseball Cap for Men & Women - Side View
Porsche 930 1975 - 1979 Baseball Cap for Men and Women
The first production turbocharged 911 was introduced in 1974. Marketed as Porsche 930 in North America, the car was simply called Porsche 911 Turbo in Europe. 930 was the internal type number, and it sported a distinctive body shape thanks to wide wheel-arches that housed wide tires and a large rear spoiler or “whale tail”. This turbocharged version initially featured a 3.0 L engine and was known for its white-knuckle acceleration and its extreme turbo lag. A great toy for responsible growing up boys!
A game of subtle lights and shadows reveal the magnificent curves of the Porsche 930 Coupe, a Legendary German Classic Car. Detailed and harmonious, the artistic illustration has captured the essence of one of the most influential vehicle of the 20th century. Magnificently embroidered on the centered front of our 100%; cotton caps. Refined and stylish, it is the perfect head protection for a long sunny drive in your car or a cool wear for any occasion to show your passion for a true Legend: the Porsche 930 Coupe Baseball Cap Hat for Men and Women.
The featured original artwork has been embroidered on a high quality 100% cotton solid six-panel low-profile twill cap:
• Unconstructed crown with top button and eyelets on side panels
• Matching color sweatband
• Pre-curved bill with four rows of stitching
• Closure consists of a fabric band with brass buckle and brass grommet hideaway closure or velcro bands.
It is available in Black , Burnt Orange , Charcoal , Cool Blue , Hot Pink , Light Pink , Maroon , Muddy , Navy Blue , Old Green, Red and Wheat in one size fits all.
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