1959 Porsche 356 Hardtop Cabriolet on 2040-cars
Omaha, Nebraska, United States
1959 Porsche 356 Hardtop Cabriolet Proudly offered For Sale by Porsche of Omaha Striking Ruby Red with Black seats & Oatmeal carpet Completely Restored to Concours Show Car Quality Call me at (402) 592-1000 ask for Mitch Schneringer, Porsche Sales Manager This is a very unique opportunity to purchase a collector grade 356 Porsche Hardtop Cabriolet. This all original, numbers matching 1959 356 Hardtop Cabriolet is a very rare find indeed. This car actually spent most of it's life right here in Omaha, Nebraska in the basement of a local Porsche Club enthusiast. It was purchased from a struggling dental student who needed money for semester tuition in the early 1960's. From that point it spent nearly 40 years in storage, cared for by our local enthusiast. The local enthusiast sold this car to a friend of his in Houston, Texas and then we purchased it from his friend a few years ago. It's really kind of a neat story how this car made it's way back to Omaha, the Heartland of America. Upon receipt, the car needed some TLC but had excellent "bones." That is to say, this was an ideal car to perform a complete restoration on because it was truly a rust free example of Porsche history. Our restoration specialist worked on this car for nearly 2 years before completing the job, and the results are truly magnificent. Now better than new, you have the opportunity to purchase this absolute gem. The 1959 356 Hardtop Cabriolet is a very rare 356 model, and you are not likely to see many others in existence today. I promise, you'll be the envy of many if you decided to show this car competitively. It's truly remarkable, and you need to see it in person to fully appreciate the talent and skill of our restoration specialist. I promise you won't be disappointed, so make plans to come see this beauty today. Call me now at (402) 592-1000 to make an appointment for viewing. Mitch Schneringer, Sales Manager at Porsche of Omaha (402) 592-1000
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