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Dealer Inventory 1965 Porsche 356C Cabriolet – Completely Original
08-11-2017, 01:43 PM
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1965 Porsche 356C Cabriolet – Completely Original
Year: 1965
Make: Porsche
Model: 0
Cont. Porsche Models: 356
Mileage (numbers only please): 101000
Color: Dolphin Grey (Special Paint)
VIN: 160873
Price (no $ sign please): $265000
Private or Dealer Listing: Dealer Listing
Location (Region): SouthEast
Body Style: Cabriolet
Transmission Type: Manual - 4 speed
2 or 4 Wheel Drive?: 2 Wheel Drive
Engine Type: Carbs
Stereo System: AM Radio
On September 26, 1965 John Engels made the eight mile drive to his local Porsche dealership to pick-up his new 356 C Cabriolet. He special-ordered the car in Dolphin Grey, adding chrome wheels and seat belts. He took the car home and there it remained for the next 50+ years! At first only John drove the car; decades later his son got his chance. The dry southern California climate has preserved this car like none we have ever seen.
Documentation on this car is very cool. John showed the 356 Cabriolet in a concours d’elegance once in August 1971, at the Hollywood Bowl! A local pipe shop used it in their advertisements (and we have one of these ads in the paperwork.) The Shaler company (think Lucas-type oils) wrote him a note suggesting what oil would work best in his Cabriolet. The original window sticker, service book, and original tool kit are all included (though a few tools are missing) and all these items back up the story on this car.
The car is untouched and has never even been concours detailed so it remains incredibly original. The original paint is spectacular! None of the trim has ever been removed, and the finish on those parts is exemplary! In all these years of buying, selling, and restoring the best makes the condition of this car even more remarkable. Wow! The only place this could have survived was in John’s garage.
More info or questions call Tim @ 919-854-2277
or visit 1965 Porsche 356C Cabriolet
08-11-2017, 03:14 PM
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Details and Story:
On September 26, 1965 John Engels made the eight mile drive to his local Porsche dealership to pick-up his new 356 C Cabriolet. He special-ordered the car in Dolphin Grey, adding chrome wheels and seat belts. He took the car home and there it remained for the next 50+ years! At first only John drove the car; decades later his son got his chance. The dry southern California climate has preserved this car like none we have ever seen.
Documentation on this car is very cool. John showed the 356 Cabriolet in a concours d’elegance once in August 1971, at the Hollywood Bowl! A local pipe shop used it in their advertisements (and we have one of these ads in the paperwork.) The Shaler company (think Lucas-type oils) wrote him a note suggesting what oil would work best in his Cabriolet. The original window sticker, service book, and original tool kit are all included (though a few tools are missing) and all these items back up the story on this car.
The car is untouched and has never even been concours detailed so it remains incredibly original. The original paint is spectacular! None of the trim has ever been removed, and the finish on those parts is exemplary! In all these years of buying, selling, and restoring the best makes the condition of this car even more remarkable. Wow! The only place this could have survived was in John’s garage.
More info or questions call Tim @ 919-854-2277
or visit 1965 Porsche 356C Cabriolet
On September 26, 1965 John Engels made the eight mile drive to his local Porsche dealership to pick-up his new 356 C Cabriolet. He special-ordered the car in Dolphin Grey, adding chrome wheels and seat belts. He took the car home and there it remained for the next 50+ years! At first only John drove the car; decades later his son got his chance. The dry southern California climate has preserved this car like none we have ever seen.
Documentation on this car is very cool. John showed the 356 Cabriolet in a concours d’elegance once in August 1971, at the Hollywood Bowl! A local pipe shop used it in their advertisements (and we have one of these ads in the paperwork.) The Shaler company (think Lucas-type oils) wrote him a note suggesting what oil would work best in his Cabriolet. The original window sticker, service book, and original tool kit are all included (though a few tools are missing) and all these items back up the story on this car.
The car is untouched and has never even been concours detailed so it remains incredibly original. The original paint is spectacular! None of the trim has ever been removed, and the finish on those parts is exemplary! In all these years of buying, selling, and restoring the best makes the condition of this car even more remarkable. Wow! The only place this could have survived was in John’s garage.
More info or questions call Tim @ 919-854-2277
or visit 1965 Porsche 356C Cabriolet