This Porsche 356 Speedster replica was built by Vintage Motorcars
of Hawaiian Gardens, California, and it is powered by a 1,914cc
flat-four paired with a four-speed manual transaxle. The fiberglass
body finished in black and mounted over a modified Volkswagen
Beetle chassis, and equipment includes a black soft top, a
vintage-look stereo, a wood-rimmed steering wheel, 15?
Aluminum-finished Rudge-style wheels, independent rear suspension,
four-wheel disc brakes, mesh headlight guards, and Cinnamon leather
upholstery.
The fiberglass body is finished in Aquamarina Blue and is fitted
over a shortened Volkswagen Beetle chassis. Features include a blue
soft top and matching top boot as well as chrome accent trim, a
single-grille engine lid, 'Carrera' fender badging, a reproduction
Reutter badge on the right fender, and "GT" bumpers. Additional
equipment describe bellow:
Aquamarine Blue metallic
Cinnamon interior with heated seats
Salt &Pepper carpet
Navy Blue top and side curtains
Blue seat belts
1914cc engine with kadron carbs CB magna spark kit twin tip
exhaust
72 pass oil cooler with electric fan
4:12 0.82 4th gear transmission
5 lug front and rear disc brakes
5 lug polished wheels 15x5.5 with chrome nipple caps 185/65/15
tires
3 spoke wood wheel
ivory shift knob
Ivory knobs
drivers mirror on the door driver and passenger 12v power
supply
IRS rear suspension upgrade w/ front sway bar Driving lights
bumper guards front and rear
mesh headlight grills
retro radio
leather hood straps
emblem hubcaps
door pulls pr
pedal covers
dash clock
Chrome-finished 15? Rudge-style wheels are wrapped in 195/65 Kumho
Solus TA31 tires. Equipment includes independent rear suspension as
well as four-wheel disc brakes.
The cabin features fixed-back seats trimmed in cinnamon leather,
and matching upholstery covers the dashboard, rear parcel shelf,
and door panels. Gray square-weave carpets line the seatbacks and
floor panels, and features include a vintage-look stereo, drilled
aluminum pedals, and a handbrake.
The wood-rimmed steering wheel features a colored Porsche-crest
horn button and frames vintage-look VDO instrumentation including a
120-mph speedometer, an 8k-rpm tachometer, and a combination gauge
for oil temperature and fuel level. The digital odometer displays
just 100 miles.
Blue and Cinnamon square-weave carpets from COCO carpets also line
the front trunk and fuel tank, the latter of which features a
chrome filler cap.
The air-cooled 1,914cc flat-four is rated by Vintage Motorworks at
115 horsepower, and it is paired with an optional "Freeway Flyer"
four-speed manual transaxle with a 3.88:1 final drive.
Bellow more Spec info.
Standard 1914cc Aircooled Engine Specs
AS 41 Engine case opened for 94mm cylinders
Brand new 69mm Counter weighted crank
12v Chromoly lightened Flywheel
New I beam VW stock size rods
VM2 cam for Solex carbs
New German lifters
USA Made cam gear
94mm AA piston & cylinders
8mm chromoly head studs
26mm Shadak oil pump with full flow cover
New Dual port Heads with 40x35.5 valves and single high rev
springs
1:1 Rockers with stock adjusters and solid shafts
Stock bolt on valve covers
8.2:1 compression ratio
Engine is fully balanced
Valvoline VR1 10/30 oil
CB Magna Spark Ignition
NGK D6EA Spark plugs
Vehicle Details
1956 Porsche 356
Listing ID:CC-1533352
Price:$72,500
Location:Miami, Florida
Year:1956
Make:Porsche
Model:356
Exterior Color:Blue
Interior Color:Camel
Transmission:Manual
Odometer:302
Stock Number:82318
VIN:1102226265
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