Porsche Classics

1962 Porsche 356B Notchback

admin — Fri, 09 May 2014 01:20:49 +0000

This car is ready for the serious enthusiast that wants a restoration. This notchback had the roof cut off and a roof comes with this vehicle. The Notchback was actually a cabriolet model with a hard top welded on at the Porsche factory, so many of these cars have been converted in cabriolets over the years, given the superior pricing of an open car. Today the notchback is somewhat rare, and the twin grille T6 version here is one of only a few hundred that remain today. Restore this car as a Cabriolet or a Notchback, either way you will have a wonderful car to enjoy in years to come.

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1963 Porsche 356 T6 B Super 90

admin — Fri, 09 May 2014 01:28:31 +0000

This particular Porsche 356 for sale was purchased in 2003 and had been waiting in line for restoration for a number years before finally in 2010, the car entered full restoration. Small amounts of work had already been completed when the car was acquired. This car has an amazing body and equipped with the rare sunroof option. Now fully restored and converted to RHD, this Super 90 has been finished in fresh white paint with all dark blue interior, capped off with Rudge wheels, custom Air Conditioning, and fully restored matching number mechanicalof. This Super 90 T6B is a highly desirable and rare 356, and one that drives as good as it looks.

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Porsche 356B Roadster

admin — Fri, 09 May 2014 01:16:11 +0000

This Porsche 356 B Roadster was acquired in 2005, and has since undergone a total OUTLAW restoration. Originally delivered in Germany, this car must have had some serious damage sustained early in its life, as the car returned to the Porsche factory to havea new replacement body fitted (as documented on the Porsche Kardex). Since purchasing, the car has been full restored back to bare metal, with every compnent being restored or replaced. It also includes modifications to have some very interesting customised features, and was finally completed in 2009. Featured at the 2009 356 National Concours at Como Park in Victoria for its first public showing, it certainly turned heads. All the body panels are metal (no fibreglass), with countless hours or work from Chequered Flag Restorations in making the appearance just right. All holes and handles have been filled, and the result is a slippery 356 like no other. Fitted currently with a standard 356 motor and stinger exhaust, speedster seats and chopped plexi windscreen, you will be sure to stand out in any crowd.

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