Porsche 1958 356 A Coupe All Matching Numbers Arizona Car Nr on 2040-cars
Tucson, Arizona, United States
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This is a Meissen blue 1958 356 A. This car was brought in from Europe to Tucson Arizona. The original owner had a two-year job in Palo Alto California. Other than that the car spent it's whole life in Arizona. The second owner acquired the car in 1976. The car was never driven until four years ago when it was purchased by the current 3rd owner. Current owner put a complete interior and headliner were done by Autobahn interiors of San Diego. This cars original paint color is Meissen blue it has one repaint. It also retains original engine, transmission, wheels, and hubcaps all are properly date stamped. Includes maintenance manual, owners manual, and toolkit. In 1970 this car received a lacquer paint job over the original blue paint. Other than the drivers door being replaced the car appears to have absolutely no accident Front or rear or rust. The stack of invoices from day one are 1 inch stick. A logbook goes back to day one on this car. All the original Porsche keys are with it. We put video's up on YouTube they can found here if you search Porsche Arizona Meissen. Porsche Arizona Meissen 1 Porsche Arizona Meissen 2 Porsche Arizona Meissen 3 You can call Chuck 520 977-5394 |
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