Porsche 356 Coupe on 2040-cars
Crescent Valley, Nevada, United States
PORSCHE 356 B 1963 REUTTER Coupe VIN 123255. The engine # is 89574 which indicates to be a 1961 1600 Super, This car was completely disassembled for being media blasted to bare-metal, And from there a extensive Body metal work was done, completely RUST FREE !! New floor panels, rockers and battery area , Under carriage was sealed and painted with special undercoat just like they come out of factory, Very Nice panel gaps, bumpers, doors , hood and deck lid all MATCH VIN NUMBER fitting beautifully, Wheels were sand blasted as well Car recently underwent a professional paint job in its original specification white paint code 6204 , . Engine was fully rebuilt and by a PORSCHE 356 Expert shop , , Installed in the car are new front windshield, original rear windshield,(they just need the locking belt,,, but included) gauges (only need to be connected) re-chromed hood piece, headlights, tail lights quarter lights , bumpers , original wheel caps , all of the vent grilles, gas tank , Steering wheel and column , Gear stick , working and restored Bosch Horns etc.. Non installed but included are seats (they might need to be upholstered ) Original wiring harness,with factory color codes in very nice condition, within is the light switch and the start switch as well some heater system components , pedal assembly and board Car is the final stage for being finished, I believe it is almost complete with the exception of the following items, exhaust system, Heater system, fuel lines, brake lines ,some electric lines, Side mirror, Carpet, Mats, Headliner , front suspension reinforcement brace, Rubbers, gaskets and possibly other small parts I do not know about.. A really classic beauty with the hard and expensive work already done, And.the certainty that you are buying a car that once finished it will be solid and look as brand new , with nothing hidden NO surprises just like the ones you may find in cars finished and with covered issues , Car is not in running condition. . Please view all pictures .I have posted a lot of pictures for review please take time to view. These cars a getting harder to find every day. Here is a great chance to buy an enjoy a really nice one SO DONT MISS OUT ON THIS ONE Sold AS IS NO warranty. All Sales Are Final no returns. Payment due within 72 hours of auctions end. Car comes with clean title This is a Worldwide auction, everybody is welcome, buyer is responsible for picking up or all of the shipping costs I am an eBay user with Feedback Rating of 100%, so bid with confidence. Please ask any and all questions, they will be answered quickly and honestly. thank you for looking and god bless On Jun-11-15 at 12:17:25 PDT, seller added the following information: I received an email about the id's tag plates which go on the door jambLooking like not having been removed prior to paint the car , they were in fact removed And cosmetically I did some touch ups , what looks like to be paint are some minor scuffsAnd paint looks funny due to a bad angle photo, I tried to swap it but now is not possible , cause the auction is running I apologize for the inconvenient
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