1959 Porsche 356 Intermeccanica Reproduction on 2040-cars
Los Altos, CA, United States
Body Type:Convertible
Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:VW/Audi 2.0 liter
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Make: Porsche
Model: 356
Trim: Convertible
Options: Leather Seats, Convertible
Power Options: Air Conditioning, Power Locks, Power Windows
Drive Type: RWD
Mileage: 900
Exterior Color: Night Blue Pearl
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Interior Color: Tan
If you're looking for the highest quality 356 reproduction, this is it. This beautiful “as new” Intermeccanica Roadster with less than 900 miles features an Audi/VW 2.0 in-line 4 cylinder fuel injected liquid cooled engine, 914 front suspension, Vintage Air AC, Italian leather, square weave wool carpets, Nardi steering wheel, iPod-ready Alpine stereo and subwoofer and many power options. A rare opportunity to own a virtually unused liquid-cooled Roadster at a pre-owned price. The MSRP on a new Roadster with these specs is over $75,000.
Ready to enjoy today as your daily driver or as a weekend fun sports car. This new generation of liquid-cooled Intermeccanicas bridge the gap between vintage collectibles and modern automobiles. Custom built to capture the look and feel of the original 356 but with a sportier edge and easier maintenance, this Roadster is ready to put a smile on your face each time you slide behind the wheel.
MECHANICALS
ENGINE > Intermeccanica / Eurospec Racing, Audi 2.0 liter
EXHAUST SYSTEM > Intermeccanica Magnaflow muffler and tip, 3-Way catalyst
TRANSAXLE > Intermeccanica 4-Speed 3.88:1 final drive, HD custom front mount
SUSPENSION > 914 front supension, R&P steering, Turbo tie rods. VW Type 1 IRS rear, 25mm HD torsion bars and Bilstine shocks rear
BRAKE SYSTEM > Intermeccanica 4 Wheel Disc Brakes
WHEELS > Mangels 15X5.5, 4 Lug Chromed Crested “Nipple” caps
TIRES > Yokohama Avid Envigor 185/65-15
SPECIAL FEATURES
- Modern Audi liquid cooled, VW / Audi factory engine management with full emissions
- Intermeccanica custom camber / caster plates for front struts
- Intermeccanica custom spring plates with inboard ride height adjustment. Trailing arm pivot point adjustability
- OEM style HVAC system CFC free A/C with fresh air
- Full sound deadening set
- Power side windows with hidden switches
- Power door locks with keyless entry
- Custom Sisal Coco floor mats, Tan/light brown #44
- Locking front trunk cable
- Chrome plated hood handle, reproduction 356 chrome washer nozzles
- Original style door handles with locking push button
- Chrome plated windshield frame
- Original style dash and door panel trim
- Original beige interior trim
- Courtesy lights
- Custom liquid cooled instruments with 8000 RPM tach and MPH speedo
- Nardi “flat” steering wheel, original 1959 356-A horn button
- 1959 “Euro” short guards chrome
- H-4 Headlights with dual relay
- Passenger side door mirror
- Dash grab handle
- Manly crest shift knob
- Battery cut off switch
- Alpine iDA-X305SBT radio with 6 speakers plus powered subwoofer with iPod and Bluetooth, hidden antenna
- Front quarter-panel storage bins
- Alloy pedal pad set
- Car cover, “Ultra Weave” compact
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