1961 Porsche 356b T5 Coupe on 2040-cars
Brook Park, Ohio, United States
Chassis#
114869 Engine #
P715021 Gearbox #
81676 Paint Code:
608 (Silver) A 1961
Porsche 356B T5 Coupe. Silver with a red leather interior. 104,000 original
miles. We just purchased this car from the second owner who has owned it since
the early eighties. The car underwent a full restoration which brought it to
show quality in the late eighties. It has won many trophies and awards, often
taking first or second place. The very last picture shows the look of the car at that time. The body has
perfect gaps and door fits all around, the best you can get along with a rust
free undercarriage. The paint
has started to crack in many places, this may be one of the very few
imperfections in this car. The interior
is in excellent condition and highly presentable. The leather is still very
soft and supple. The car does
not have its original engine, it was replaced with a ‘C’ engine. It was rebuilt
by a very reputable personality, renowned in the Porsche world and known as
‘The Maestro”! Since the
restoration and rebuild the car has only been driven 6,000 miles. Comes
equipped with the spare tire, owner’s manual and a restored tool roll. Very elegant
as your daily driver or a prized new addition to your collection. Any
questions welcome. Please visit
us at http://mbvintagecars.com/default.php or call Frank at 2166452100. (We can help
to make arrangements for worldwide shipping.) |
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