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For Sale: 1965 Porsche 356C in Costa Mesa, California

Vehicle Description

1965 Porsche 356C T6 Cabriolet

Completed February 2, 1965
Engine number 732634 - Matching
Transmission number 82557 type 741 - Matching

Sold new by Schultz (Porsche Dealer) in Dusseldorf, Germany, this Cabriolet was delivered with a Blaupunkt Radio, 2 loudspeakers, and an antenna as the only options. A full nut and bolt restoration was done from 2016 to 2018 by the past owner. It was then sold to one of our clients in late 2019 in Las Vegas, Nevada. European Collectibles has done a thorough and complete inspection, including a full service on this beautiful 356.

According to the Kardex, this 356 was originally delivered in Ruby Red with Black leatherette interior. The past owner elected to have the color changed to a special-order Black (6413 color code), a very desirable and stunning color combination with a Red leather interior and tan carpets. Options include a Hella 128 fog lights with amber lens, Durant side mirror, and chrome wheels with Pirelli P4 185/65 15 tires. Mechanically, the 1600cc engine has 75 horsepower and is a joy to drive with a smooth-shifting manual 4-speed 741 transmission. Complete with tools, jack, owner manual, boot cover, and matching number driveline per Kardex. Rare to find a 356 Cabriolet in near perfect condition in such a stunning color combo that is well sorted and ready to enjoy!

Specifications

75 horsepower, 1,582 cc OHV air-cooled horizontally opposed four-cylinder engine
Dual Zenith 32 carburetors
Four-speed manual 741 transmission
Independent front suspension with laminated torsion bar
Parallel trailing arms
Independent rear swing axles with torsion bars
Tubular shock absorbers
Four-wheel hydraulic disc brakes
Wheelbase: 82.7 in.

History

The 356C represents the final and most developed version of the model that made Porsche's reputation on roads and racetracks throughout the 1950s. It was a far cry from the handful of basic sports cars made in a small village in postwar Austria. Porsche had grown exponentially and gained an enviable reputation all over the world for building high quality, fun, and quick sports cars.

Vehicle Details

  • 1965 Porsche 356C
  • Listing ID: CC-1388614
  • Price: $194,500
  • Location:Costa Mesa, California
  • Year:1965
  • Make:Porsche
  • Model:356C
  • Exterior Color:Black
  • Interior Color:Red
  • Transmission:Manual
  • Odometer:66416
  • Stock Number:Po3902
  • VIN:161172
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