!955 Porsche Speedstet on 2040-cars
Stoughton, Massachusetts, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
For Sale By:Private Seller
Sub Model: Speedster
Make: Porsche
Exterior Color: Red
Model: 356
Interior Color: Black
Trim: Replica
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Drive Type: Standard
Mileage: 17,300
This Speedster has the stance of a real Speedster, no fender flares, no over sized wheels, just some mild 'outlawing' to be a little different.
It's top down thumbs up time. It's as docile as a kitten but car roar like a lion. In a pride of real 356's it sits right. The best part is the car
is titled and registered as a 1955 Porsche Speedster Replica . It qualifies for low cost collector car insurance.
This car was built on a rust free and still rust free narrowed VW pan. The gaps on the hood,engine line and doors are good.
It has a heavily laid up CMC body, the gel coat is good. There is a very good convertible top with a good rear window.
A set of side curtains and a full tonneau cover with a dividing zipper.
New Front Shocks Porsche Woven Mats H4 Headlights Dual 40MM Carbs Heavy duty Oil cooler
New Front Bearings 356 Style seats 3rd Brake light Electric Fuel Pump Heavy Duty cooling fan
New tie rod ends 4 Point shoulder belts Air Powered horns Pro Comp Ignition Control High Volume duty Oil pump
Front Disc Brakes Pioneer Remote CD/MP3 radio Speedster style mirrors Pro Comp Coil Scat Oil Breather system
New Rear Axel shafts, CV joints and boots Hidden Stealth Aerial Porsche Crested wheel covers Pro Comp Pointless Distributor Quad Exhausts
'Freeway Flyer Transaxel Panasonic speakers Fire Extinguisher Predator Serpentine Pulley System
Scat Trigger Shifter 12V Power Takeoff Spare tire(painted wheel) 75 Amp Alternator
Momo Shift Knob Fire Extinguisher Heavy Duty Battery Remote Oil Filter
Momo 350mm Steering wheel Reuters Builders Badge Gold Speedster Script
It's not a real Speedster, it's not perfect but it is a very drivable and fun to drive car. For Sale Locally and seller reserves the right go end auction early if reserve Price not met.
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