Porsche 356

Worth it for the rare color Emailblau, sky blue, paint code 5403.  Been hit before and had repairs done but after 47 years who hasn’t has a bruise to the meniscus. On eBay in Gloucester, MA for a Buy it … Continued

August 8, 2011 – This sold for a surprising, to me, $16,000. July 29, 2011 – Billed as needing total restoration… well ya-dah… but yet having some unique 4 Cam Carrera parts such as instruments and oil filter assembly.  Seats … Continued

1600 Coupe in crusty green as left by an elderly gentleman.  Original color code 6404 indicates light ivory which was pretty common.  So your hopes are dashed on finding a unique color to restore.  On Hemmings for $16,950 in California … Continued

This guy is really smoking the drapes: “So ask yourself……..do you buy the “complete” project shelling out huge money only to find out all the parts need restored or replaced? Or do you buy a shell and just buy the … Continued

July 6, 2011 – The seller ended this item’s listing. 6,289 of these were made between 1962-63 and while the B cars are the least desirable of the 356 mix, this one has a lot going for it.  Two owner … Continued

UPDATE: Well, the guy was right someone got a deal.  This closed on March 18, 2011 for $18,602. Original Post: A no reserve auction on eBay.  I’ll let you read the details.  It’s sad when cars get sold for these … Continued

UPDATE: This sold for $120,000 on March 6, 2011. Original Post: Definitely out of my league but I like Porsche and this is something of a nice one.  Been in heated storage since 1965 but came out at some point … Continued

UPDATE: This was flagged the day it was posted February 4, 2011.  So either it was the real deal and the new owner helped get rid of the ad to help the seller or it was fake.  I’m a believer, … Continued

“…You can see engine numbers and transmission numbers, please do your own research! Thanks.  I don’t want to part out unless it’s something worth parting out for a good amount.  I just want to make it easy and sell it … Continued