1964 Porsche 356 C Coupe on 2040-cars
Englewood, Colorado, United States
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This is a very good driver
level Porsche
Exterior
The front section of the car was painted in 1992 when it suffered a front end collision which necessitated replacement of the hood, front bumper, and front fenders. This work was completed by a professional Porsche repair facility in the Denver, Colorado area. There is no evidence of any rust in the floor pan, longitudionals, and related undercarriage. The roof and quarter panels are believed to have the original factory paint. The panel fit and gaps are good to very good. There is only very minor pitting to the front bumper and windshield. The chrome plating is good.
Interior
The original interior, including vinyl seats, door panels, head liner and carpets are in good condition but there is evidence of normal usage. The original glass is in good condition and has been tinted. Included in the sale is the original owner’s manual and maintenance book.
Mechanical
The non-original engine is a 912 model which was completely rebuilt in 1988, with 69,000 miles on the odometer, by Eisenbuds, Inc., a well respected Porsche repair facility in, Denver. A recent inspection of the car by Eisenbuds revealed excellent leak down numbers of 3%, 3%, 3% and 4%. Eisenbuds has provided professional maintenance and repairs as evidenced by numerous repair orders. New tires were installed in 2007 and are slightly worn.
Summary
This is a good example of a
very desirable Porsche
Tom Scott, Agent for the owner 303-819-0101 tomlynns@aol.com 356 Consulting, LLC |
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