Sc Sunroof Coupe / Outlaw / Skirmants Engine + Trans / 3 Owners / Fast / Sorted on 2040-cars
West Bloomfield, Michigan, United States
1965
Porsche 356 SC Coupe
Mild
Outlaw / Fenders Flared / Bumpers and Trim Removed
VIN /
Chassis Number: 130164
Engine
and transmission matching Porsche Certificate of Authenticity
1720cc
Skirmants Engine / Skirmants Transmission
Original Electric
Sunroof
Receipts
since 1968 through all three careful owners
Absolutely
rust-free
Super
clean, not smoked in
FAST- starts,
stops, runs, drives as it should
Please note: Over 200 photos follow. On slow Internet connections, they may take time to load. You can also Click here for high-resolution slideshow Model year: 1965 Beginning Chassis #: 128105 End Chassis Number: 131927
Originally delivered to its first owner in New York,
this 356 SC has had only three careful enthusiast owners. Originally modified by the second owner, it has
been carefully preserved and developed over time.
Documented History ·
Three owners since new ·
Receipts since 1968 ·
Sold to second owner in 1969 ·
Repainted to current Bali Blue and flared ·
Developed for club events and autocross ·
Sold to current owner/seller Neil Goldberg, noted
356 restorer and historian, in 2003. You can
learn more about Neil here ·
2007 East Coast Holiday Hill Climb Winner, driver- Marco
Marinello ·
2007 East Coast Holiday Hill Climb 2nd
Place, driver- Bob Garretson ·
Further development, exterior respray, 2011 This is Neil’s
personal car
Above: 356 Registry magazine coverage of 2007 East Coast Holiday Hill Climb
Body- Deck lid and both doors all stamped “164”
matching Chassis Number Originally Light
Ivory Repainted Bali
Blue, color code 6412, in 1973 by second owner ·
Electric sunroof, as fitted originally per
Certificate of Authenticity, works properly ·
New correct gray sunroof weatherstrip ·
Original floor ·
Longitudinals replaced ·
Battery floor replaced ·
Rear fenders flared ·
Bumpers removed ·
Nerf bars installed ·
Resprayed Bali Blue with glass out and no tape
lines visible, by Autometric, 2011 ·
Hood is un-kinked and left hinge is not stamped
with chassis number ·
GT style through-the-hood gas filler by Ted Dunham ·
Pre-A style hood handle ·
Windshield washers removed ·
GT Werk aluminum GT mirror ·
Fender fuel door filled ·
Rocker trim removed ·
Fog light openings filled ·
Deck lid louvered ·
Rear pan exhaust openings filled, reflectors
removed ·
“A” front signals installed ·
Doors, hood and deck lid all open and close easily
with great gaps ·
Front and rear hood supports work every time ·
Door bottoms rust-free ·
New glass and weatherstrip 2011 ·
Bright trim in excellent condition ·
All weatherstrips in excellent condition, soft and undamaged
·
A completely rust-free car with great gaps and
proper-fitting trim in great condition ·
Tight and quiet when driving. No wind noise
Interior: Originally black
leatherette / corduroy interior per Porsche Certificate of Authenticity Fully
upholstered in Hirsch Rust leather, 2004 ·
Rust full leather interior by 356 specialist. No vinyl. ·
Reproduction GT seats in aluminum ·
Seats tilt, slide and latch easily ·
Genuine Les Leston steering wheel rebuilt with
thicker rim by Bruce Crawford at Hardwood
Classics ·
Tan carpet in excellent condition, new in 2004,
from Autos International ·
Custom front carpet over rubber mat ·
Correct stock rubber mats in as-new condition ·
Perfect headliner, new in 2004 ·
Correct sun visors ·
All interior lights operate ·
Cigar lighter operates ·
Glove box fits well with very good original liner ·
Autoflug seat belts properly fitted
Original Engine # P 821069 matching Porsche
Certificate of Authenticity Production year:
1964 Internal Name:
616/16 Common Name:
1600 SC First Serial #
in year: 820523 Last Serial # in
year: 821180 ·
Case halves and third piece all matching, stamped
“521” ·
Maintained since 1980’s by Vic Skirmants at 356 Enterprises ·
Last rebuilt by Vic 2003 ·
1720cc ·
10 1/2:1 compression ratio ·
86mm Shasta pistons ·
Classic Isky 1010A cam ·
Leak-free ·
Noise-free ·
Turns over easily, starts promptly ·
Original Solex 40 PII-4 carburetors ·
Velocity stacks, adjustable for length, with
K&N tall air filters ·
Mechanical fuel pump ·
Also has electric fuel pump under RF floor ·
Correct 12V Bosch generator and voltage regulator ·
Modern hi-torque starter ·
Bursch exhaust with light gray high-temperature
coating ·
Updated Bosch 090 distributor with electronic
ignition ·
Full flow spin-on oil filter in left fender well ·
Custom oil pump cover with braided stainless lines
to filter ·
Retains stock oil filter ·
NLA aluminum oil cooler at stock location ·
Mainley by Design sump cover ·
Swepco oil ·
All sheet metal powder coated ·
All fasteners correct with correct finishes ·
Steady 800 RPM idle ·
Pulls smoothly, especially over 3000rpm, and runs
cool
Original Type 741/2C Transmission # 79459 matching
Porsche Certificate of Authenticity ·
Stamped “54,” May 1964 production ·
Rebuilt by Vic Skirmants at 356 Enterprises, 2003 ·
1B-2A-3A-4B gears ·
Open differential ·
Side covers drilled for improved oil flow to
fulcrum plates ·
Proper finishes on all parts ·
Hoop and transmission mounts powder-coated ·
Lightened flywheel ·
Aluminum Kennedy clutch ·
Shifts easily through all gears, up and down ·
Linkage and clutch properly adjusted ·
Leak-free ·
Swepco oil
Suspension, brakes, steering: All fully freshened
and sorted by Neil ·
Koni shocks ·
Front link pin carriers decambered and reinforced ·
Steering box leak-free ·
Stock front sway bar ·
Rear axles fully rebuilt by Neil, 2011 ·
Rear suspension fully powder-coated ·
Disc brakes correctly rebuilt with calipers and
hardware replated by Neil, 2011 ·
New painted master cylinder ·
New steel brake lines and rubber hoses ·
DOT 5 silicone brake fluid ·
Parking brake correctly adjusted and fully working ·
Yokohama AVS ES100 radial tires 195-60/R15 88H with
80% tread remaining, new in 2011 ·
American Racing alloy wheels, 7” x 15”, bought new
in 1973, with receipt from Porsche dealer ·
Wheels just balanced with stick-on weights on back
sides, only ·
Genuine Porsche center caps ·
Long wheel studs ·
Front wheel spacers ·
Lowered properly ·
Properly aligned.
Tires wearing evenly. ·
Drives as it should. Tracks straight. Brakes function as-new and with no pulling.
All the rest: ·
Properly converted to 12 volt electrical system ·
Instruments, wipers, generator, voltage regulator
and all bulbs 12V ·
Original wiring harness ·
Marchal “Fantastic” 660 7” driving lights with
clear bulbs and custom mounts on front pan ·
Original fog light switch added ·
Fuel tank converted to through-the-hood filler and
original filler blocked ·
Genuine 356A fuel cap with custom drilled deco by
Ted Dunham ·
Gas tank sealed and refinished ·
Custom rubber seal for gas filler to hood with
overflow tube ·
Original plastic trunk liner in very good condition ·
Odyssey lightweight battery ·
All gauges function properly ·
Speedometer is accurate compared with GPS ·
Indicated mileage is believed actual ·
Headlights, fog lights, horn and wipers all operate
correctly ·
Front indicator lights, tail lights, brake lights
and rear turn signals all operate properly ·
Shift lock with correct, original key ·
Genuine Michigan 1965 license plate, unrestored and
in correct original colors, legal for Michigan registration ·
Heater cans powder-coated, linkages fully rebuilt, works
properly ·
Always stored in heated garage
Also included: ·
Clear Michigan title ·
Porsche Certificate of Authenticity ·
Original tool kit with most tools ·
Original Bilstein jack ·
Original sunroof emergency closure knob ·
Genuine Porsche Lemmerz steel spare wheel with
never-used temporary tire to save weight ·
Additional lug wrench for American Racing wheel
nuts ·
Original Driver’s Manual ·
Receipts through three careful owners ·
Copy of 356 Registry magazine, Volume 31, Number 3,
coverage of the 2007 East Coast Holiday, as shown in photos ·
Rubber Porsche logo front mats ·
Alfred Bull custom, fitted car cover with storage
bag. Supplier to Formula 1 teams since
1968, these are no longer made. ·
Very sexy fog light covers ·
Set of keys on Porsche blanks
“The large print giveth and the small print taketh away”- Tom Waits: Please remember, this is a used car, which, as nice as it may be, is not
prefect. I strive to deliver accurate descriptions, but it is possible to
miss small deficiencies and will not be held liable for these minor
misnomers. This vehicle is sold AS IS/WHERE IS and comes with no
warranties, expressed or implied, whatsoever.
Known issues: ·
Very few chips and marks in paint around the car
including LF fender. See photos ·
Floor is original, but has few dents and
undercoating damage- NO RUST ·
Some light curb scrapes on nerf bar bottoms,
battery floor and muffler ·
Few nicks in aluminum trim on windows ·
Few light scratches in left quarter glass and right
door glass ·
Wheels show some marks from 40+ years of careful
use ·
Some nicks in pain on dash and inside glove box ·
Tool kit is not 100% complete ·
Owner’s manual has back cover torn off, but is
complete
Not included: ·
Windshield washers., license light, bumpers and
rocker decos all removed and not available ·
NO ADDITIONAL PARTS ARE AVAILABLE THAT ARE NOT IN
PHOTOS, SORRY
Pre-purchase inspection is welcomed. Please contact me through “Ask seller a
question” to arrange inspection and for any additional information.
Offered
with realistic reserve. There is no
“buy-it-now” price. Car will be sold to
high bidder above reserve.
Shipping: Buyer is responsible for vehicle pickup or
shipping. Loose items will be inside car for shipping.
Other Terms:
$1000.00 deposit required within 48 hours of
auction close. -Wire transfer
in US funds. -Cashier's Check
(certified from US or Canadian bank) or money order. -Cash (in person). PayPal not accepted for full purchase payment.
Vehicle and title will be released to the buyer
only after funds clear. There will be no
exceptions.
Bid with confidence! See my 100% positive feedback.
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