Vehicle Description
Symbolic International are pleased to present this excellent '64
356SC Sunroof Coupe.
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964 Porsche 356 SC Coup�
Chassis number 129096
Engine Number P*811622*
Gearbox Number 76772
Gearbox Type 741/2C
Gearbox Date Code March 1964
Gear Ratios B B B D
Ignition Key No 393/FE 46
Glovebox Key No GZ 657
Completed March 24th, 1964
Shipped April 3rd, 1964
Delivered May 13th, 1964
Wheels 4 1/2 Jx15 Stamped Steel KPZ 6049A
Tires Dunlop 165-15
Exterior Color Silver-Metallic Code 6206 A/C
Interior Red Cloth / Vinyl
Handling Dealer Special Order from VW Interamericana, Mexico
Original Registration Mexico City Plates "756 217"
Mileage 66,936 Kilometers From New (41,609 Miles)
Options:
-Electrically Operated Sunroof
-Becker Grand Prix Radio
-Dual Laud Speakers
-Electrically Operated Antenna
-Chrome Plated, Slotted Steel Wheels
-1 Kilogram of extra Silver-Metallic Touch
Wheels:
All five are original, correct chrome plated KPZ, 4 1/2 Jx15, 6049A
steel wheels and all five have matching date codes of "2 64" or
February 1964, one month before the car was completed.
KARDEX:
The KARDEX states that VW Interamericana, Mexico performed warranty
work on June 16th, 1964 when the car had 1,596 kilometers.
Delivery and Ownership Details:
This particular Porsche was ordered new by a prominent Mexico City,
car collector and connoisseur of many fine machines in the Spring
of 1964. The order was placed through Volkswagen Interamericana,
Mexico City via their Hamburg, Germany office. A special order was
the forwarded to Porsche Client Services specifying the following
vehicle: "One German Market Specification 355SC Sunroof Coup�
finished in silver metallic with a red cloth and vinyl interior.
The car was additionally ordered with a Becker Grand Prix Becker
Radio, Power Antenna and Dual Loud Speakers. The order further
specified five Chrome-Plated and Polished wheels with Dunlop tires
and an 1 kilogram of extra Silver-Metallic Touch Up paint. Assembly
began in mid-March of 1964 and the car was officially given a
completion date of March 24th, 1964. Upon completion of the work,
Volkswagen Interamericana's Hamburg office took delivery of the car
and arranged for ocean shipping from Hamburg to the Port of Vera
Cruz, Mexico. The car was loaded on the 6,710 dead-weight ton,
Diesel Ship, MV Schauenburg of the Ocean Stinnes Line and then
shipped on April 3rd, 1964. The vessel arrived several weeks later
and was off-loaded at the Port of Veracruz and the car then shipped
overland to VW Interamericana, Mexico City.
Official delivery to the new owner and the "in-warranty date was
recorded as May 13th, 1964. Total shipping charges were $2,688.73.
The car was then road-registered initially on Mexico City plates
"756 217" and then later on Mecico City plates "259 AUM." This
Porsche would remain registered on these plates with the same
family until March of 2003 when the car was formally imported by
the family to San Diego, California where it was re-registered on
California plates "5LKB963." Even today, the original front
windshield still has the original registration sticker with the
plate number "756 217" clearly visible in the lower right
corner.
This Vehicle Today:
This is a very rare original "German Domestic Market" late
production, 356SC and for 55 years this Porsche has remained with
the same family. The name on the original Porsche assembly records
(KARDEX) is the same name on the car's current California title and
registration. The car has never been in an accident and it is
completely and totally rust free with all original numbers panels
as well as floor pans, battery box, rockers etc... The car has
received a single repaint in the original color and the seats were
recovered correctly in original type material by Thomas's Auto
Upholstery in San Diego, California. No other modifications or
changes have taken place since delivery and the car other than the
fitting of seatbelts. It is of course not only completely matching
numbers, but every component, part number, casting code and casting
date is original to the completion of the vehicle in the Spring of
1964.
All of the original assembly records, shipping and delivery
documents accompany this vehicle as does the original tool kit,
jack and delivery manuals, booklets and documents. It is unlikely
you will find a better optioned, better looking, more perfect
example anywhere in the word.