A common spin on a choice classic, this awesome 356 Speedster mixes
timeless Volkswagen power with a row-it-yourself 4-speed, VW
suspension components and crowd-pleasing aesthetics!
Titled as a 1966 Volkswagen sedan, this outlaw styled roadster
started life as a common people mover. Paraded only weekend miles
since its grand transformation, the car wears a sinuous Vintage
Speedsters fiberglass body that mixes impressive fit and finish
with rich black 2-stage paint. A stainless-trimmed windshield and a
tasteful canvas roof accent that striking pigment. Deleted bumpers,
GT louvered rear decklid, leather hood straps, headlight grills,
and a Spyder fender mirror give the Speedster a killer competition
ready look.
When the original 356 hit the scene, Team Porsche's main focus was
the overall driving experience. And, while most of today's customs
prowl the streets as gassed up super stars, there's something to be
said about prioritizing pleasure over power. Simple and easy to
live with, this roadster's storied 2,110cc boxer engine utilizes
dual carburetors to provide plenty of boisterous performance.
Backing that engine, a tough 4-speed Freeway Flyer overdrive
transmission, upgraded with a billet aluminum short throw shifter,
serves power to the rear wheels via a 3.88 final gear. That power
is countered by a predictable combination of discs and drum brakes.
Blacked out, center exit sport exhaust sounds great. Power meets
the pavement through chrome 15" wheels, which spin new 185/70R15
radial tires. And, fitted with a sturdy front sway bar, this
roadster's fully reconditioned Volkswagen chassis is fully sorted
and ready to hit the road.
One look inside this custom's svelte racy Red interior reveals just
how serious the car's aspirations are when it comes to being
driver-focused. Slim seats stretch tight vinyl under modern lap
belts. In front of those seats, a upholstered dash frames classy,
original-style telemetry. And the driver carves curves through use
of a Momo performance steering wheel, aluminum pedal pads and a
billet aluminum short throw shifter floor shifter.
There simply aren't that many chances to own a unique European
custom. And with its sorted chassis, tough 4-speed and stalwart
engine, this Speedster will certainly provide years of
one-of-a-kind memories! Call us today to make it yours!
Highlight:
The beneficiary of a detailed, ground-up restoration
Built by Vintage Speedster in Hawaiian Gardens, CA
4,695 kilometers since build (2,917 miles)
2,110cc 4-cylinder engine
140 horsepower estimated
Dual Weber 2bbl carbs
Bolt on rocker arms
Vintage 356-style oil filler
4-speed manual Freeway Flyer overdrive transaxle
Black exterior
Custom Red bucket seat interior
Momo performance steering wheel
Coco mats
Performance billet shifter
Aluminum pedal pads
Cup holder
Vintage Speedsters fiberglass Body / Canvas top
15 inch chrome wheels
Center exit sport exhaust
Front disc and rear drum brakes
Outlaw styling - bumpers removed
LED headlights
Folding top and side curtains
GT louvered rear decklid
Leather hood straps
Sun visors
Spyder fender mirror
Fog lights
Headlight grills
New tires Summer 2024
Major Service at same time;
*- Oil change
*- New spark plugs
*- Valve adjustment
*- Tune and synchronize dual cards
*- New shifter bushings
Titled as a 1966 Volkswagen
Vehicle Details
1956 Porsche 356
Listing ID:CC-1891474
Price:$63,900
Location:Charlotte, North Carolina
Year:1956
Make:Porsche
Model:356
Exterior Color:Black
Interior Color:Red
Transmission:Manual
Odometer:4695
Stock Number:137887
VIN:NCS106289
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