1961 Porsche 356 Sunroof Coupe In Very Good Condition on 2040-cars
United States
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This is an original color combination and matching numbers 1961 Porsche 356. 1961 Factory Sunroof Matching Numbers Strong Engine and COA. The car has the real factory sunroof with strong original engine and it drives good.
VIN #: 113267 Engine #: 87483 Transmission #: 40216 Matching engine that has compression runs strong. Floors and battery pan have been replaced. The Certificate of Authenticity has an incredible 16 options. This is a very rare car and when fully restored it will be very valuable. The car runs great and it can be used as a daily driver. The car needs a horn button, wiper blades, installation of sunroof panel that needs motor, cables and felt gaskets. That's all. The car has the original luggage rack. It was serviced before posting it up for sale and it runs great. Tires have good thread. New fuel cock, Wheel Cyl and master cyl. The car is available for export so foreign buyers are welcomed. It can be shipped almost anywhere. It comes with the COA and full service records. Thanks for looking at my auction and good luck bidding! |
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