1958 Porsche 356 Cabroilet/convertible Hard Top 1600 Super on 2040-cars
Tucson, Arizona, United States
I've owned since 07, previous owned since 1972. Purchased here in Tucson from aged male. He had body, paint, and mechanical done here, see reciepts. I had to redo engine, yikes. Paint is 10 yrs old, still looks good, few chips & scratches. Good gaps on hood & trunk, doors not as good, see photos. Orig. paint on dash(black). All gauges orig, sending unit has broken wire inside. Speedo noisy, disconnected. tack works, signals work, lights work. Dated wheels 2/58, orig trans with good syncros & shifting. Trans has not been rebuilt from my perspective, but still good. Clutch operates as it should. Engine has been completely disasembled, finding good line bore, std. 10/10 on crank, balanced rods & pistons, valve job done. Runs nice & strong. I do believe the floors are orig, but I think longitudnals and jack points have been replaced, solid & usable. Yes, there is some bondo, strange closing panels. No rust has come thru after 10 years. Overall this is a good driver, not a show car, but mostly orig. All #'s match, but don't know about doors.
Folding top included see photo. I have most reciepts to go along, including certificate of originality. Please ask questions. See in person, just let me know. Serious buyers must convince me they are. God Bless, Alex |
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