Porsche 356 C

The vehicle in detail

The outer skin is very straight, which can also be seen very clearly in the new black paint. The door gaps and the hoods fit perfectly. The engine runs very well and has probably also been given a bit of a performance boost. During the oil change I noticed that it has the wide camshaft from the Porsche 912. I therefore assume that it has just under 100 hp. The engine also runs very smoothly. Original 40 Weber twin carburetors were also installed here. The transmission shifts very easily and makes no noise, which is very rare in these vehicles.

In the interior, the side panels, the dashboard and the parcel shelf have been renewed in genuine leather. Only the front seats are still made of artificial leather and have not yet been restored. To own a perfect vehicle, these should still be renewed.

The Kardex card is also present, confirming that the engine, transmission, doors and hoods are MatchingNumber.

The vehicle was presented for a general inspection in June 2025 and was checked without any defects. An H-approval was also issued.

This model was produced from 1963 to 1965 and was equipped with a powerful 4-cylinder boxer engine with 75 hp, with which you can still flow perfectly in traffic today. It is estimated that there are still around 200 vehicles in existence today.