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Porsche's final road/race car, one of only 107 produced Rare matching-numbers example, fitted with Type 587/3 180 PS 'Sport' Fuhrmann four-cam engine, Sebring race exhaust system Sold by the factory 'Verkauft von Werk' to Italian racer Ernesto Prinoth Long-term, 53-year single, Southern California ownership Recent restoration wo..

Chassis No. 157576 Delivered new on 14 November 1962 to Porsche Car Pacific of Burlingame, California, this range-topping 356 B 1600 Super 90 Cabriolet was finished in 6207 Heron Grey with a Schwarz (Black) leather interior. The car's original owner and the late father of the consignor, lifelong Porsche enthusiast and pharmacist Hank Kramer,..

Chassis No. 303982 Engine No. 907194 Transmission No. 229302 Introduced at the 1963 IAA International Motor Show in Frankfurt, the Porsche 901 was the successor to the company's first model, the beloved 356. Later renamed 911 after French car manufacturer Peugeot raised objections to nomenclature with a "0" in the middle, the new m..

Chassis No. 129020475 Engine No. 4093575 It's often said in the collector car world that details matter. When discussing what constitutes originality, these original details become amplified, are discussed, and obsessed over – especially on low mileage, vintage Porsches like this 1969 912 Coupe. As one of the lowest-mileage examples to..

One of just 483 first-series 911 soft-window Targas from 1967 Matching numbers example Fully restored in its original Bahama Yellow over black leatherette Correct 4.5-inch Fuchs alloy wheels Includes a digital copy of its Kardex and other records 1991cc flat-six with 160-horsepower

Chassis No. 119300728 Engine No. 6390997 Transmission No. 7194146 If the Porsche 911 is defined by anything it is the constant improvements it has undergone throughout the decades. Porsche has tinkered with the original design for 35 years with the first major revision occurring for the 1969 model year. Lengthening the wheelbase by..

Chassis No. 219649 Engine No. 715088 Transmission No. 81751 By the early 1960s, Porsche had succeeded in cracking the sports-car-hungry North American market with their perennially popular 356. Famous for the careful development of its machines, Zuffenhausen's continued updates saw the spartan, aluminum-bodied boulevard racer becom..

Chassis No. 159678 Transmission No. 73461 The ultimate iteration of the lightweight, rear-engined, rear-wheel drive Porsche 356, the 356 C, appeared in 1964, coinciding with Porsche's purchase of the Reutter coachbuilding firm, which would handle all Coupe and Cabriolet construction in Stuttgart for the remainder of 356 production. New ..

Un capolavoro firmato Touring prodotto dal 1957 al 1964 in soli 2250 esemplari. L'auto da noi offerta è stata costruita nel Febbraio del 1963 è stata venduta ed immatricolata in America nel 1964. La vettura ha subito un importante restauro e fa parte di una collezione di vetture importanti degne di nota. Possiede CRS ASI e Certificato di origine Ma..

- Chassis # Please Inquire- Powered By A 1.6 Liter Flat Four-Cylinder Engine Mated To A 5-Speed Manual Transmission- Finished In Sand Beige Over Black Interior- A Good Driver Quality Example Featuring A Solid Body- Offered From A Large Collection Of Air-Cooled Porsche Cars- Sale Includes Factory Spare As Well As Avail..