This early 356 is said to be an original german car sold by the Stuttgart dealer Hahn, then it was exported to U.S.A. for 50 years. Since five years though the car is again in Europe. The seller says that the floors are solid and still the original equipment, all panels are matching as well… Read More Born german: 1953 Porsche 356
Update: as Brian says in the comment below, this car belongs to a friend of him and that’s not for sale. The CL ad is actually a scam. The beautiful and rare Pastel Blue shade of this 911 was added to the 911 color chart in 1970, so this 911S is a model year 1970… Read More Nothing wrong: 1969 Porsche 911S
Yes, there is a lot of rust over and under this rare 356 A Convertible D built by Drautz but still it’s a rare car and it is said to have a matching number engine, and that’s is not a little thing. Other than being a matching number car, a new floor has been welded,… Read More Matching rust: 1959 Porsche 356A Convertible D by Drautz
When you spot a fifty years old Porsche in the countryside you’d expect to see a rusty wreck and that’s true for most of those finds: this one however, is an exception. The seller says there is no rust whatsoever on the car which has been disassembled in order to restore it but clearly the… Read More Outstanding gaps: 1962 Porsche 356B T6 Cabrio
This fiberglass car (with scissors doors) is yet quite strange in itself, but it’s even more when you discover that it’s pushed by a Porsche 356 SC engine instead of the usual VW unit. It was built by Meyers, probably the most famous producer of fiberglass bodies to dress the VW Beetle chassis, and the… Read More That Porsche feeling: 1965 Meyers Manx SR
You can’t drive this car this summer for sure but with enough effort, both mental and financial, you could enjoy this ultra-classic Porsche on the next summer. This is one of those cars (t’s not the first one we see with this option) which were equipped with the hard top only, without any soft top.… Read More Next summer: 1958 Porsche 356 A Cabriolet
This isn’t actually “a find” as this 911 belongs by the same owner since 1966, sure thing is that it has been stored in a old desert chicken coop, so the car is still well preserved. We’re glad to see that the seller has posted a lot of photos, trough which we see a ver solid… Read More One owner: 1966 Porsche 911 Coupé
The strange family of the Hardtop Coupé built by Karmann started as an experiment: initially some T5 Cabriolet bodies built by Reutter had their hardtop welded and then everything stared. Then, differently form the T5, the T6 series (like the car here), had a body built interely by Karmann usung some parts of the coupé… Read More Notchback: 1962 Porsche 356 B-T6 Hardtop Coupé by Karmann
The seller of this 356 SC says that this was his daily driver until someone someone pulled in front of him, then he parked it with a cover. He also says that this was a very solid car and actually we can see a car with a nice patina on it, painted in slate grey and with… Read More Ran when parked: 1965 Porsche 356 SC
This sunroof equipped, 911S is said to be a matching numbers car painted in a very rare color: it is indeed rare as not many like it, personally I like it just because it’s not usual. We believe that the shade name is “Talbot Yellow”, a color which belonged mre to the sixties than te… Read More Matching #, tools and books: 1977 Porsche 911S 2.7
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