Selling a 1952 Porsche 356

 

One of the longest running sports car lines of all times, the Porsche 356 had a 15-year production span in which four major model types were developed and released. The 1952 Porsche 356 falls under the Pre-A designation, while other variations include the 356 A, 356B and 356C. First presented in 1948, the 356 was an instant classic, particularly in the American market, with its clean yet elegant lines, strong racing history, and unwavering charm. Even Ferdinand Porsche, founder of Porsche, commented that his son Ferry hand engineered a car in which “every single bolt was just right.” This meant quite a bit coming from a man who was obsessed with perfection and quality engineering. Little did Ferdinand know that these cars would continue to delight the heart of collectors from across the globe decades after the car’s launch. When you pair the exceptional German engineering with its timeless style, it’s easy to see why!

 

1952 Porsche 356 Seller’s Guide

Perhaps one of the main hurdles clients have in selling their 1952 Porsche 356 is evaluating and establishing price. Too high and you’ll probably be sitting on it for some time. Too low and you’ll have missed an opportunity. For this and many reasons, today’s classic car sellers turn to Alex Manos and his team of professionals to help evaluate their cars and to price them appropriately for the current market. In many cases, if the car fits into their collection, Alex Manos and his team are happy to offer top dollar for your 1952 356 and can pick up from any location in the country, including Alaska! That is why their team’s biggest Seller’s Tip is to contact AlexManos.com to discuss pricing strategy and market conditions to prepare for the sale. Pricing is the most important part of the sale – don’t do it alone. With their finger on the pulse of the classic car market, there is no better team to assist you than the California classic car dealership professionals at Alex Manos. Furthermore, they encourage you to have current photos and all documentation ready.

 

When you’re ready to learn more about selling your 1952 Porsche 356, their team is just a phone call away. Based in Los Angeles, the AlexManos.com team has a wealth of knowledge and experience in this industry and can answer any and all your questions. Connect today to get started!

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