Porsche 356b S 1962 on 2040-cars
Tarzana, California, United States
1962 Porsche 356b S Up for Auction is my 1962 Porsche 356b S I’ve
had this car for close to 8 years. It’s still running strong today. I got this 356
from my daughter’s best friends father who had it in his garage for years. It
came from his brother’s estate in New Mexico who passed away. His brother bought it in 1969 He had it
painted to blue from red in 1972 and 76 passed away. It sat in the garage for
all those years until his bother brought it to CA and then it sat in his garage, driving it very little and needing the space decided to sell it and that's when I came into the picture. This 356 has very solid floor pans and is mechanically sound. I had
a lot of fun with this 356 but now it’s under the covers and I don’t drive it much
anymore so I am putting it up for sale. This is a fun car to drive and a
great one to restore cause the prices are going up on these 356 Porsche’s. Terms of this sale:? The
car is sold AS IS with no warranty or guarantee of any type. A non-refundable
deposit of $500 is due with 24 hours of winning bid. Final payment is due via
bank check or bank wire transfer within 5 days. Transportation is and will be
the responsibility of the winning bidder / buyer, however I will gladly assist. Chassis number 118846 is a 1962 356 coupe (T6 B) by Reutter (built in 1961).This car was originally fitted with an engine as follows:
International Buyers – Please Note: *Import duties, taxes and charges are not included
in the item price or shipping charges. These charges are the buyer’s
responsibility Please check with your country’s customs office to
determine what these additional costs will be prior to bidding/buying I reserve the right to stop this auction
at anytime cause of selling locally ANYONE WITH 5 OR LESS POSITIVE FEEDBACK BEHIND THEIR NAME MUST CONTACT ME BEFORE YOU BID OR I WILL CANCEL YOU!! Good Luck |
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