1958 356a Porsche Coupe Arizona Car Since New. on 2040-cars
Phoenix, Arizona, United States
Engine:4 cyl
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Exterior Color: Black
Make: Porsche
Interior Color: Black
Model: 356
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Trim: 2 door coupe
Options: CD Player
Drive Type: RWD
Mileage: 0
1958 Porsche 356 A coupe. This car is a rust free Arizona car since new. All original sheet metal. NUMBERS MATCHING CAR. No floor sheet metal has been repaired, this car has never seen rust including the battery box, which is in excellent condition. All original numbers matching doors, front and rear trunk, this car has never had any sheet metal clips on the body. It's 100% original. I've been the owner of this car for 32 years. It's an excellent driving car for road trips or car shows. The engine in the car now is a 356 hot rod motor. It was built by MAESTROS # P4O90776 they are a very precision built engine for high speed and high tork all day long. This car has a cruising speed of 80-MPH. That's where this car is at it's happiest. The car has an original patented 1958 red emergency road kit. It also has an original Porsche factory tool kit and bag. It has a new old stock original truck lid rack made by Litez. The car has been converted to 12V for better lighting and starting. I HAVE THE COMPLETE MATCHING NUMBERS ENGINE THAT GOES WITH THIS CAR. The speedster seats in this car do not go with the car. I have an original 356 seats that are at the upholstery shop being done in black leather that will go with the car. These speedster seats go with my speedster and I'm keeping them. Has 4 Koni adjustable shocks all the way around. AM/FM CD with 6 CD changer, comes with pop up dvd screen for movies or the menu on the stereo. When this stereo was installed there were NO alterations done to the dash or speaker holes.. everything is mounted below the dash. This is the kind of car that you can jump in and drive across the country. It's always been garaged. Yes the wheels are not original they are after market. I like the look thats why I installed them and I had custom Porsche center caps made to made them look like they are part of the car. Car has full leather interior . That means no vinyl anywhere except headliner. Sold as is, buyer responsible for shipping. IF YOU HAVE AN EBAY FEEDBACK SCORE OF 5 OR LESS DO NOT BID ON THIS CAR. IF YOU DO BID WITHOUT CONTACTING ME FIRST I WILL REMOVE YOUR BID.. happy bidding.
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