Porsche 356 A 1956 Project Coupe #56039 , Running 1956 Engine # P61724 on 2040-cars
San Rafael, California, United States
Your bidding on a Beehive Project Porsche 356A Coupe
Car looks to have been an Original Side Trim car and looks to have been Blue Originally . Original to the car is the 519 Trans and small diameter steering wheel with horn ring. Seats look to be Pre A and dated '54, gas tank is dated '58 Both doors have glass and back windshield is there, both 1/4 window frames and latchs are there but glass missing. Car looks to have been updated to later ZF steering box There is a running '56 engine that go's with the car, don't know much about it, but we did a few things to get it running. I have a link to both the car and the engine Some obvious things missing on the car would be the back seat and front windshield, as well as some of the dash items, sun visors , and obvious things missing on outside of car visable in pics. It should be said that most small items missing you would replace anyways when restoring the car . What you see is what you get, this is a project, but well worth undertaking in todays increasing skyrocketing prices of all Porsche 356. The early Beehive cars seem to be really taking off now and in big demand and bringing really high prices. Jump in while you can .... Clear California Title in my name . Port of Oakland is an hour away and International shipping is not a problem, I have a shipper and she is easy to deal with and she speaks German ! :-) Happy Bidding |
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