The 356SC was the "Top-of-the-Line" model, featuring a matching
driveline with the most powerful 95hp engine, the best-shifting
manual transmission, and a four-wheel disc-braking system with a
rare factory electric sunroof. Finished in Silver Metallic with a
Black interior and originally delivered to the first owner on
October 28, 1963, by Glocker Porsche in Frankfurt, Germany. Factory
options include an electric sunroof, antenna, loudspeakers, and
dual seat belts with shoulder harnesses.
According to the documentation dating back to 1975, this 356SC was
owned by Jonathan Haze in Los Angeles, California, for five
decades. Haze was an American actor, producer, and screenwriter
best known for his collaborations with director Roger Corman,
including the 1960 cult classic The Little Shop of Horrors.
California registrations dating from 1975 through 2024, along with
service records spanning over two decades.
The paintwork is in beautiful condition, with matching deck lids
and factory stampings. The interior has been recently upholstered,
including the front seats, door panels, and German charcoal square
weave carpeting. Other interior options include a VDM steering
wheel with a deluxe horn ring, VDO instrumentation, a rebuilt
clock, a factory Blaupunkt Frankfurt AM/FM radio, and two load
speakers. The chrome-slotted 4.5" x 15" wheels have been restored
and mounted to Vredestein Sprint Classic 165 HR15 tires (date-coded
2025). The entire undercarriage, along with the suspension
components, was stripped to bare metal and refinished to factory
specifications.
Mechanically, powered by the matching 1600cc air-cooled flat
four-cylinder engine (Type 616/16), rated at 95 horsepower, paired
to the matching manual four-speed transmission (Type 741) with a
four-wheel disc braking system. Maintenance has been performed
mainly by TRE Motorsports of North Hollywood, California, from 2002
through 2025. Recent work included replacing the starter motor, the
front brake calipers, and rebuilding the Solex P40 carburetors in
January 2025.
European Collectibles performed a comprehensive mechanical
restoration of the 356SC. The engine received a top-end rebuild
with new pistons, cylinders, cylinder heads, rod bearings, pushrod
tubes, and spark plugs; all major components were inspected and
measured before reassembly and tuning. Johnson's Alignment
performed a four-wheel alignment and corner balance in November of
2025. As a result, this 356 is a very strong-running example,
driven over 700 miles, and is well sorted and ready to enjoy!
Offered with the Porsche Kardex, Owner's Manual, two sets of keys,
a sealed copy of The Little Shop of Horrors on DVD, California
registration cards from 1975 to 2025, and extensive service
documentation. A rare opportunity to acquire a numbers-matching
top-of-the-line 356SC with exceptional provenance, factory sunroof,
and long-term documented care.
Vehicle Details
1964 Porsche 356SC
Listing ID:CC-2040612
Price:Contact Seller
Location:Costa Mesa, California
Year:1964
Make:Porsche
Model:356SC
Exterior Color:Silver Metallic
Interior Color:Black
Transmission:Manual
Odometer:82841
Stock Number:Po4789
VIN:127263
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