The car has undergone a nut-and-bolt restoration, executed with an uncompromising focus on period correctness, authenticity and historical accuracy. Every aspect of the restoration has been approached with the intention of preserving the character and specification of the car as it would have been when it left the factory in 1958.
Particularly noteworthy is the decision to retain original components wherever their exceptional condition allowed. Significant parts of the interior, for example, retain their original character and beautifully preserved patina, providing an authenticity and depth that cannot be recreated through a conventional restoration.
The result is a 356A that combines the visual perfection of a concours-level restoration with the originality and patina highly sought after by knowledgeable collectors.
The Fjord Green exterior paired with Beige leather interior is an exceptionally elegant and period-correct combination, giving the car a distinctive yet understated appearance.
The car has subsequently achieved Concours-winning recognition, further confirming the quality and attention to detail of the restoration.
Highlights
• 1958 Porsche 356A
• Swedish-delivered
• Matching numbers
• Factory-correct Fjord Green exterior
• Factory-correct Beige leather interior
• Nut-and-bolt restoration by Urbans Garage, Estonia
• Period-correct and historically accurate restoration
• Exceptional preservation of original components and patina
• Concours winner
• Highly desirable specification and colour combination
A particularly special example for the serious Porsche collector, combining matching-numbers authenticity, exceptional restoration quality, original factory specification and beautifully preserved original details.
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