Porsche 356 A 1600

The vehicle in detail

According to paperwork, the 356 was owned in the early 1990s by Mr. Leboa of Northern California, who commissioned the Porsche specialists at The Stable in San Fransico to perform mechanical service through 1995. In 1996, a black Palomino headliner was installed by Wally’s Auto Upholstery. The following year, the 356 was sold to its current owner, who purchased a new exterior trim kit and a rear windshield from Stoddard. In 1998, Von Steiner’s German Auto Repair sourced and installed a 356C 1600cc flat-four engine. In 1999, the 356 was converted to a 12-volt system. Most recently, on April 30, 2025, the fuel pump was rebuilt.

Mechanically powered by a 356C 1600cc flat-four engine (Type 616/15) producing 75hp paired to a 4-speed manual transmission (Type 741) with a short shift kit and four-wheel drum braking system. This 356A offers the balanced dynamics and charm that define the 356A model while benefiting from reliable upgrades that make it ideal for daily use, accompanied by registration cards and over three decades of ownership history. This is an excellent opportunity to acquire an attractive driver’s 356A coupe, finished in a classic combination and ready to enjoy on the open road.