Ferdinand Porsche's first roadgoing model bearing his own name was the 356. Introduced in 1948, it underwent continuous development during the production run, which finally ended in 1965. By production's end, the car had come a long way. Engine output over doubled, from 40hp to just shy of 100hp in the last examples. The ultimate development from these years was the 356 C, which represented significant advances over earlier models, including the adoption of disc brakes. They were available in several configurations as both Coupes and Cabriolets, and with several motors. Offered here is a beautiful example of the iconic Porsche 356 C. Finished in ruby red with sand beige interior. Cosmetically the car is an excellent driver level example with nice quality paint. Chromework is in excellent condition. The interior is extremely nice with excellent upholstery on the seats and door panels. Carpeting is correct and in great condition. The engine compartment is clean and nicely detailed. The car has also been upgraded to a 12 volt ignition system.The car is a joy to drive and turns heads wherever it goes. The engine is well tuned, the brakes work well and the steering and suspension are tight.This is a excellent opportunity to acquire a great-driving high end driver level 356 C.The Porsche 356 C is continually rising in value and thus making it a sound investment.
