1961 Porsche 356 B Coupe 1600s on 2040-cars
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States
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A true barn find 1961 Porsche T5B coupe 1600S which had been stored for over 30 years put away by the owner after a slight mishap to the rear of the car with a small tree. The rear end of the car has damage but looks to not have any frame damage ,the car has the typical Porsche 356 needs as in floors,engine rebuild , and general body work for a car of this age.A used rear clip from a 61 is included in the sale as is the original interior which is in very good condition,gauges,motor which is a part, wheels and spare. The damage to the body is the rear end clip,bump to the front nose and drivers rear quarter panel which has been cut away and rust out to the floor boards. COA from Porsche is included production build date is 9-20-1960 by Reutter and retains it's faded Rudy Red paint # 702. A perfect car for restoration to factory or made into an Outlaw. The car does roll freely for loading, has a clear title,and sold as is.
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