1964 Porsche 356 C Coupe Reutter Matching Numbers California Car on 2040-cars
Marietta, Georgia, United States
YOU ARE BIDDING ON A 1964 PORSCHE 356 COUPE. THIS CAR HAS ONLY HAD 3 OWNERS. SAME OWNER SINCE 1982. ALL OWNERS IN CALIFORNIA. IT WAS RECENTLY ACQUIRED BY A LOCAL GEORGIA PORSCHE COLLECTOR AS A CANDIDATE FOR FULL RESTORATION. UNFORTUNATLEY HE DOES NOT HAVE THE TIME TO FINISH. AS IT SITS IT IS A FANTASTIC DRIVER. RUNS AND DRIVES GREAT. ENGINE IS VERY STRONG, TRANSMISSION SHIFTS GREAT, SUSPENSION AND BRAKES ARE GREAT AS WELL. SOME OF THE MOST RECENT WORK
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THIS CAR IS A DRIVER. IT IS NOT A SHOW CAR. I NEEDS A COSMETIC RESTORATION. IT LACKS CARPET AT THE MOMENT. IT HAS SOME BODY FILLER IN THE BODY. FROM 20 FEET AWAY IT LOOKS GREAT WE DO NOT HAVE THE ORIGINAL WHEELS GAS MOTORCARS INC IS A FAMILY OWNED AND OPERATED DEALERSHIP LOCATED IN MARIETTA, GA. WE ONLY SELL VEHICLES OF THE HIGHEST QUALITY. WE HAVE THIS VEHICLE LISTED LOCALLY AND WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO END THE AUCTION EARLY SHOULD IT WILL THROUGH ANOTHER VENUE. PLEASE BID WITH CONFIDENCE. OUR SELLER FEEDBACK IS FLAWLESS. IF YOU HAVE SERIOUS QUESTIONS, PLEASE CALL TONY: 678-614-3174 |
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