This is the Porsche 356 C, the 1964 model that would later replace the 356 B. Visually, there was very little difference between the C-series and the B-series, but the noticeable changes were essentially the modified rims with flatter hubcaps without the shield. Porsche. Brake discs have also become standard equipment.

The naturally aspirated engine has a displacement of 1.6 L and delivers 75hp. The production of this model would come to an end when 14,151 units were reached, to make way for the most successful model ever made by the German brand, the 911.

This totally original unit is in good general condition and is Certified by the ACP as a Vehicle of Historic Interest.