1962 Porsche 356b Super Cabriolet "concours Showcar Quality" on 2040-cars
Charlotte, North Carolina, United States
1962 Porsche 356b Super Cabriolet: “CONCOURS SHOWCAR QUALITY”
CONCOURS SHOWCAR RESTORATION: 1962 PORSCHE 356B CABRIOLET: better than NEW!!! Numbers Matching! According to Porsche Certificate of Authenticity that goes with the car. Car is original color, Ivory.
We are excited to offer one of the best completely restored 356s on the market today. Cars restored at this level are indeed very rare.
This car would be rated No.2++ in our opinion, where a No. 1 car is not driven and like showroom condition with zero miles. This car is truly a “showcar driver”!
This has been a meticulous, no expense spared, professional restoration. Documented with over 300 photos from start to finish!
The Porsche was totally disassembled, taken to bare metal (see pictures), then expertly repaired. The car was extensively prepped for paint and then painted with Deluxe Glasurit Ivory paint. This paint job would have to be rated a 10! And it was done several months ago so it is seasoned! Victor Quinones, owner of It’s Finished in Indian Trail, N.C. did the body work and professional paint.
All chrome is original part than came on the car and has been re-plated. All new correct wiring harnesses. Rubber: all rubber is new Keys: All keys were purchased from Porsche key expert in Pennsylvania and include glovebox key, shifter key, truck pull key, door keys, and ignition key.
Mechanics: Original Super engine (#700007) was totally rebuilt, (we have receipts), New rebuilt carburetors, engine runs great. Engine compartment is detailed to perfection as per original. Parts for engine were purchased from Stoddard as were a lot of other parts for the car.
Interior and top: Interior and canvas top are from Autos International of California. Top frame was reconditioned and correctly painted. Top is tan canvas and interior seats are covered in exquisite leather and are biscuit color. Carpet is squared German weave. Car comes with two sets of Cocomats: black/tan spots and the other biscuit that matches carpet. These were tailor fitted by the Cocomat people in Fort Mill, S.C. Transmission: original #50011 was disassembled and rebuilt Brakes and suspension: New and rebuilt All gauges were gone through professionally and clock keeps great time as it is quartz. Driver’s Handbook: Included 5 Painted 356 Period Wheels, 5 new tires New reliable Optima battery Our goal throughout the restoration was documentation and perfection and to get this car to Concours Show Quality. This is the level where many feel the best and fastest appreciation occurs!!! We invite your personal inspection. Car is in Charlotte, N.C. go to slideshow with more than 200 pictures at website www.porsche356bcab.shutterfly.com
Or feel free to call 704-408-2711 Eastern time zone or email at billunc@gmail.com
We gladly arrange shipping world wide Good Luck!!!
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