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1964 Porsche 356c on 2040-cars

US $62,000.00
Year:1964 Mileage:5500
Location:

Pittsford, New York, United States

Pittsford, New York, United States

Deal fell through, Buyer could not raise funds as she expected. Therefore, I have relisted my car with lower "buy it now" and reserve.

Fully restored 2007-2008. Aquamarine blue metallic (5607/1956color), beige leather, German square weave (new), new correct headliner. Before restoration, car was located in dry and heated garage Mt. Morris, New York. Registration showed car was last driven in 1982. Body number 216803, engine no. P731461. The engine is NOT numbers matching but period correct. Car is SC, but engine replaced in 1970s with C engine (Stoddards).Transmission with the axels rebuilt by Stoddards. Every component, mechanism and system was replaced or refurbished, eg., brakes, steering mechanism including box, suspension, etc. All hoses, clamps etc., replaced or re-plated. All chrome including interior seat brackets was redone by Paul's Chrome or Li Brandi's Plating. Gauges restored by North Hollywood Speedo, clock (electric) keeps perfect time. Bumpers and transmission restored by Stoddards. Engine runs strong with no issues, Webber carbs (Zenith in box). NOS gas tank/Stoddard at cost of $2,000.00 + (includes proper paint job). New wiring harness by YNZ. Sport sway bar from Willhoit Auto. All original glass with exception of windshield (Stoddards). All new rubber by International Mercantile. Locks restored by Tony Euganeo (sp). According to Hagerty rating system, car is #2. Car has won many car shows including Best Porsche of Porsche show. Complete pics of restoration, all receipts. Car turns 50 on February 12, 2014. Comes with complete restoration book. title. tool kit. jack. spare tire. seat belts. car cover. owners manual. tech book.

In anticipation of last sale (never occurred), car was inspected and small transmission leak found due to torn boot near linkage. Boot was replaced and leak resolved. Car has no other leaks, oil or otherwise and is ready for Spring.

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