We’re excited to present a remarkable example of one of the most celebrated classic cars ever made: the Porsche Speedster. Introduced in 1954, the Speedster quickly became an icon of the 1950s automotive scene, revered for its nimble performance, minimalist style, and appeal to enthusiasts and celebrities alike.

This particular Speedster, chassis 83411, was completed on May 31st, 1957, and delivered to Max Hoffman’s New York dealership. According to its Kardex and Certificate of Authenticity, it was originally finished in Red over Beige, equipped with a 1600 Normal Engine, sealed-beam headlights, and US bumpers. While its early history is unknown, service records dating back to 1981 highlight the consistent care it has received for over four decades.

Between 1994 and 1996, 83411 underwent a comprehensive cosmetic restoration, thoroughly documented by extensive invoices and photographs. In 2002, a 912 “Outlaw” engine was installed, while the original, numbers-matching engine was carefully preserved. The car has accumulated less than 3,000 miles since its restoration and remains in outstanding condition today.

In recent years, the previous owner meticulously fitted the hardtop—a task often overlooked—resulting in one of the best fitments we’ve seen for a Speedster. During the same period, the desirable chrome Rudge wheels were also installed.

This 83411 is an exceptional “Outlaw” Porsche 356 Speedster, thoughtfully executed with originality and preservation in mind. With its original engine preserved, this Speedster perfectly blends performance with historical integrity, making it an ideal choice for any Porsche enthusiast who values originality.

The sale includes the original, numbers-matching engine, Kardex, Certificate of Authenticity, Two Binders of records and photos, five bolt-on wheels, a tonneau cover, a soft top, a hard top, two sets of side curtains (one with sliding windows), a roll bar (appears never installed), and a hard tonneau with headrest (appears never installed).