Porsche 356

Caractéristiques

Introduced in 1963, the 356 C was the final evolution of the legendary Porsche 356 before the arrival of the 911. This last generation featured significant technical improvements, including four-wheel disc brakes, providing greater stopping power and endurance, as well as an optimized suspension for an even more balanced driving experience. Powered by a 1,582 cc flat-four engine producing 75 hp, the Cabriolet, built by Karmann, combines elegance with the pleasure of open-top motoring. Produced until 1965, it represents the ultimate expression of a model that became a true icon in Porsche history and one of the most sought-after collector cars today. The example we are presenting today is a Porsche 356 C 1600 Cabriolet, delivered on February 27, 1964, in Koblenz, Germany, and showing just under 16,000 km on the odometer. This Porsche 356 C Cabriolet has spent its entire life in the hands of German owners, who carefully preserved the car over the decades. The car has undergone a complete restoration, reflecting the particular care and attention devoted to its preservation. Its original engine has been replaced by the more powerful engine from a 356 SC, producing 95 hp. This 356 C is finished in red, complemented by a black interior and black soft top, giving it a sporty and timeless appearance. The vehicle is available for viewing by appointment at our showroom or through a virtual presentation. A detailed presentation video and a digital version of the vehicle file are also available upon request and will be gladly provided.

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