1963 Porsche 356 B Coupe. Black With Black Leather Interior. Matching Number. on 2040-cars
Miami Beach, Florida, United States
1963 Porsche 356B Coupe, Black with Black Leather Interior, Matching Number car, Odometer Reading 24,500 miles
Body: black plate California car, rust free (see
photos).
Excellent paint in black, Porsche paint # 6213 enamel
Chrome is in excellent condition and all original.
Interior: black leather interior, black carpeting, clean headliner,
clean dashboard, tinted windows.
original Blaupunkt radio with antenna and two speakers, original door
panels.
Porsche chrome rims with new tires.
Car comes with the original tools, black California plate, original jack
and owner's manual. Chrome luggage rack).
Mechanic: the car runs and drives perfect, excellent clutch and brakes.
Engine was overhauled years ago by the last owner, new rear main seal
replaced, new valve cover gaskets, ajustable push rod tubes, new bearings, new
clutch, new front tranny shifter seal, new gear oil. The brake system is entirely new with dual master cylinders and 6 new wheel cylinders. The suspenssion has new steering coupler installed. New brake lines.
Working gauges, lights, horn, wipers etc.
This is a matching # car:
VIN Number 214342
Engine Number P*0600545*
Color Number 6213 black enamel
This car came from an estate sale.
Starting bid only US$ 59,950
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