A couple enjoy a morning drive in a Porsche 356 B Speedster.
The Speedster was Porsche’s “entry level” model, simple and light.
The low windshield and curvy body make it an attractive car and very collectible today. It looks like a full size toy.

Dr. Porsche was one of the giants of automotive engineering. He designed products from Grand Prix cars to army tanks, from the teens through the 60’s.
Porsche automobiles started as racing versions of the “people’s car” - the Volkswagen. The Speedster used the VW design of fully independent torsion bar suspension, rear mounted air cooled horizontally opposed 4 cylinder engine and 4 speed combined transmission/differential. The power went out through the Achille’s heel of the car - the swing axle rear suspension. It was light, elegant, dependable, but it put the tires through weird angles as the suspension moved. Early Porsches were famous for spinning out in corners as the swing axles swung.

Look the rear wheels —they’re swinging! The couple is enjoying a drive in the elegant little car. The lady is wearing a lovely summer dress with a matching hat - maybe not the best choice in a breezy roadster. One arm holds the hat on.
“Swinging” is a charming desk size sculpture.