One of 36 RHD Super 90 Cabriolets produced - With just two private owners since 1982 Porsche’s 356 Cabriolets were truly luxurious touring machines, as they offered a strong unitised chassis with a fixed windscreen, a plush interior with comfortable and heavily padded seats, and a thick, multi-layer fabric folding top, which helped to isolate the fortunate driver and passenger from road noise and vibration.

The back jump seats also had folding backs that better lent themselves to additional luggage-carrying duties.

The 356 B was introduced in 1960 with the T5 body design, which included coupé, roadster, and cabriolet variants.

In turn, the B further evolved into the T6 in 1960, offering a revised nose with a larger, squared-off front boot lid, the gas filler lid being relocated to the top of the right-front wing, and the addition of a second grille panel to the engine lid.

Several engine options were offered: the Normal in 6-horsepower form, the 75-horsepower Super, the Super 90, a...