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A 1957 356 A T1 Porsche. Build date is Jan 27, 1957. Vehicle is missing the right hand door, interior, engine, and glass. I have the swing out rear side windows and some small parts. Mostly what you see is what there is. The vehicle was disassembled several decades ago for a restoration and was never completed. Typical rusty floor and channels. A few dents. The COA states it is red exterior, no interior color specified however there are remnants of the roof liner that are white. Originally had a 1600 engine. Bee hive type tail light arrangement. Transmission is still in the car. Four original steel wheels. Bill of sale, no title. I will assist with transport to the Port of Anchorage or truck terminal in Fairbanks for shipping. Buyer arranges shipping. Typically shipping is by truck or boat. Depending on perspective, may be a great Christmas present! More details upon request, please contact me with questions. |
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