Numbers-Matching 1964 Porsche 356C SC Reutter Coupe in Ivory with Black Interior. Odometer shows 75,367 km (46,831 miles) believed correct and accurate. Highly sought-after Euro-spec early Porsche. 1600cc (factory rated at 107hp in SC guise), Dual Carbs, 4-speed manual gearbox. Original wheels with chrome caps. Completely restored in the mid-90s including new interior and most bright trim. Numbers Matching Engine and Transmission, and highly original throughout. C.O.A. and some records on file, including original owners manual. A very nice driver,and a great looking classic Porsche that is becoming exceedingly difficult to find, especially in this car's outstanding condition. This splendid 356 is ready to drive, show, and enjoy for years to come. Highly coveted for their place in history and iconic styling, the 356 has long established its place among the upper echelon of collector vehicles. The 356SC seen here would be a fantastic addition to any collection, and would qualify as am investment-grade example.
The example presented here, Serial No. 128136, has been fully restored and is a superb example with an original Reutter body, which retains this 356's original, number-matching 1,600cc flat-four engine and four-speed transmission. This 356's restoration was completed to exacting standards. Expertly re-painted in its original Light Ivory color, the body showcases near flawless panel fit and gaps, and superb brightwork. Inside the cabin, this 356 has received all-new black upholstery. Correct 5-lug wheels are shod with chrome "Super" hubcaps and colored Porsche crest ornamentation. Included with this 356B is a copy of the Porsche Certificate of Authenticity, and an original owner's manual.
The 911 may be the most enduring and most populous model produced by Porsche, this ever-popular model owes itself to the iconic and original Porsche -- the 356. Produced in various forms for nearly twenty years, the 356 was the first production car ever built by Porsche. The original 356 (which resides in the Porsche museum) -- called the 356/01 -- was designed by Ferdinand 'Ferry' Porsche in 1948 and was originally a mid-engined open-top two seater. When the 356 reached production, it had evolved into a rear-engined sports coupe or roadster that was powered by an air-cooled four-cylinder engine. Porsche would ultimately sell over 75,000 356s during its 17-year production run, although only around half are reported to survive today.
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