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1959' Porsche 356 A/1600 Cabriolet
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€188,000Publicado 22 febrero 2017
Actualizado 22 febrero 2017ID: zAOWwM
Actualizado 22 febrero 2017ID: zAOWwM
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hace 7 años, 8 meses
hace 7 años, 8 meses
Information from the owner
Carrocería: Coche deportivo
Edad: 58 años
Color exterior: Beis
Comentarios del vendedor sobre 1959' Porsche 356 A/1600 Cabriolet
Spectacular, Concours level restoration
Rare and desirable one production year only model
Last production year 356A
One of only 1,330 built
Numbers matching engine and gearbox
Previous long-term ownership
Previous collector ownership
Factory correct color combination
Documentation includes owner’s manual, Porsche Certificate of Authenticity and tools
Options include:
U.S. spec headlights
Rare and desirable U.S. spec bumpers
Headlight guards
Headrests
A pleasure to drive!
The legendary 356 Speedster owes its existence to U.S. importer Max Hoffman, who in the mid 1950’s accounted for one third of all 356 sales worldwide. Hoffman first suggested a stripped down, race prepped version of the 356 in 1950 to Ferry Porsche, hoping that the said model would put a dent in British sports car sales that had started to sweep the United States.
The Speedster debuted in 1954 and featured a low, removable windshield, as well as weight saving parts such as bucket seats, a simple convertible top and removable side curtains instead of traditional roll up windows. The Speedster was a strong seller until 1958. Porsche became skeptical of the cars limited appeal because of its few trimmings and lack of weather protection, especially since the Speedster sold extremely well in warm climates such as southern California. The factory knew continued success would only come from modification to the Speedster design.
The new design entered production in August 1958 and featured traditional seats, a larger windshield, roll up windows and a more conventional convertible top. Porsche trusted body construction to Drauz Coachworks in Heilbronn, Germany. While the first prototypes still carried the speedster script, Porsche was so impressed with the works at Drauz that they simply titled the new model Convertible D. 1330 were produced until September 1959 when the model was replaced by the newly restyled 356B Roadster. With such few built the Convertible D is one of the rarest 356 models and with its classic speedster looks means examples are highly sought after.
The 1959 Porsche 356A/1600 Convertible D featured here is finished in stunning Ruby Red with a beautiful beige interior. This magnificent motorcar has been beautifully restored and is ready to be shown or driven. Accompanying this investment-grade 356A is its Porsche Certificate of Authenticity, owner’s manual, tools and more. We’re proud to offer what we believe to be one of the very best Convertible D’s available on the market today to the most sophisticated collector, investor or enthusiast who desires the best. Classic cars have proven to be among the most resilient and rewarding investments in recent years with the Historic Automobile Group Index (HAGI) jumping 39% in 2013 and posting gains of 395-percent over the last 10-years.
Rare and desirable one production year only model
Last production year 356A
One of only 1,330 built
Numbers matching engine and gearbox
Previous long-term ownership
Previous collector ownership
Factory correct color combination
Documentation includes owner’s manual, Porsche Certificate of Authenticity and tools
Options include:
U.S. spec headlights
Rare and desirable U.S. spec bumpers
Headlight guards
Headrests
A pleasure to drive!
The legendary 356 Speedster owes its existence to U.S. importer Max Hoffman, who in the mid 1950’s accounted for one third of all 356 sales worldwide. Hoffman first suggested a stripped down, race prepped version of the 356 in 1950 to Ferry Porsche, hoping that the said model would put a dent in British sports car sales that had started to sweep the United States.
The Speedster debuted in 1954 and featured a low, removable windshield, as well as weight saving parts such as bucket seats, a simple convertible top and removable side curtains instead of traditional roll up windows. The Speedster was a strong seller until 1958. Porsche became skeptical of the cars limited appeal because of its few trimmings and lack of weather protection, especially since the Speedster sold extremely well in warm climates such as southern California. The factory knew continued success would only come from modification to the Speedster design.
The new design entered production in August 1958 and featured traditional seats, a larger windshield, roll up windows and a more conventional convertible top. Porsche trusted body construction to Drauz Coachworks in Heilbronn, Germany. While the first prototypes still carried the speedster script, Porsche was so impressed with the works at Drauz that they simply titled the new model Convertible D. 1330 were produced until September 1959 when the model was replaced by the newly restyled 356B Roadster. With such few built the Convertible D is one of the rarest 356 models and with its classic speedster looks means examples are highly sought after.
The 1959 Porsche 356A/1600 Convertible D featured here is finished in stunning Ruby Red with a beautiful beige interior. This magnificent motorcar has been beautifully restored and is ready to be shown or driven. Accompanying this investment-grade 356A is its Porsche Certificate of Authenticity, owner’s manual, tools and more. We’re proud to offer what we believe to be one of the very best Convertible D’s available on the market today to the most sophisticated collector, investor or enthusiast who desires the best. Classic cars have proven to be among the most resilient and rewarding investments in recent years with the Historic Automobile Group Index (HAGI) jumping 39% in 2013 and posting gains of 395-percent over the last 10-years.
