As the building the new Porsche museum in Stuttgart, Germany comes to its final stages with only a few minor jobs left unfinished, the company opted to set up the first twelve exhibition vehicles. Porsche said that the transfer of all 80 displays that have been kept safe in an off-site warehouse in Zwingenberg am Neckar will have been accomplished by the conclusion of this week. The first vehicles that go on display in the Porsche museum today include, among many others, a 356 Cabriolet, an original ‘11′ model and the first model of the 924.

Since all of the 80 exhibits will spend some time on the road, they will be constantly substituted by other vehicles, the implication is that visitors will in the near future be able to notice different automotive rarities each time they pay a visit to the museum. Photos after the jump!

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