Simply as good as they get. Needs nothing.
Make: |
Porsche |
Model: |
356 |
Type: |
Convertible |
Year: |
1964 |
Mileage: |
77,000 |
Color: |
Bali Blue |
Cylinders: |
4 |
Fuel: |
Gasoline |
Transmission: |
Manual |
Interior color: |
Grey |
Vehicle Title: |
Clear |
Item location: |
Spokane, Washington, United States |
1964 Porsche 356 Additional Info:
Offered for the first time in many years. This is an exceptional car! The car starts and runs perfectly with no smoke. Engine idles smoothly. Engine performs flawlessly, no hesitation anywhere in the rev range and it happily revs to 5,000 with no issues what-so-ever. No leaks.Transmission shift is smooth, linkage is precise and has no play. Clutch take up is both chatter and slip free. Brake pedal modulation and feel is excellent, steering is precise with no unusual play or feel. The car tracks perfectly straight. There is not a single rattle or squeak in the car, not one.
Everything functions on the car, all lights, all gauges, turn signals, driving lamps radio and clock.
Top canvas is perfect as is the eising glass. All Glass and chrome on the are in excellent condition.
The car has 77,000 documented miles. It has never been damaged and has no rust repair other than the battery box (typical) floors and pans are all original to the car.
This is a matching numbers car with COA from Porsche.
The engine was overhauled by its owner (a retired Porsche Technician) at 72,000 miles.
The car was painted to an extremely high standard in 1995/1996 Bali Blue. It's original color was Sky Blue and not nearly as attractive. In this case a plus.
The interior of the car is flawless and the headrests are correct according to the cardex.
The engine is currently equipped with Weber carbs however, the original carburetors, velocity stacks, air cleaner, intake manifolds etc. come with the car as well as the original complete toolkit, books and complete service history of the car.
It is an OUTSTANDING car and could be shown proudly without reservation anywhere.REALISTIC RESERVE. This car could not be replicated today for anywhere near this price. A need nothing car that dealers would ask over $200,000 for.