£86,853
1964 Porsche 356 C 1600 SC Cabriolet by Reutter
Italy • 12 Jul 2023
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This 1964 Porsche 356 C 1600 SC Cabriolet by Reutter, chassis number 159572, was sold for €101,200 EUR in Milan, Italy. Originally finished in Light Ivory over green leather, it now features a silver exterior with dark blue leather trim and is powered by a non-original 1.6-litre engine from a 356 SC.
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The car shows signs of prior restoration and is now finished in silver over dark blue leather trim. With beautiful aesthetics and an upgraded period engine, this Porsche is sure to delight whether on display at a concours event or being driven through the countryside.
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Porsche’s 356 made its final transformation in 1963 with the debut of the 356 C.
The new model featured upgraded ZF steering and suspension with four-wheel disc brakes.
Buyers could opt for a 12-volt electrical system, among numerous other usability improvements.
Excluding the rare and costly Carrera, the 356 C was offered with the choice of two engines, the standard 1.6-litre C unit producing 75 horsepower or the SC engine with higher compression making for 95 horsepower.
The 356 C and SC cabriolets were Porsche’s most exclusive road cars of the era, offering comfort, performance, and enjoyable handling.
Representing the ultimate evolution of the 356 model, the C was produced until September 1965, when it was succeeded by the 911 and the smaller-engined 912.
Built in October 1963, this 356 1600 C Cabriolet was sold new in Germany via Rossel of Wiesbaden.
According to a copy of its Kardex factory build record (available to view on file), the car was originally finished in Hellel...
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