Selling a 1957 Porsche 356A

 

First launched in 1955, the Porsche 356A was the second generation in the series and offered a significant amount of improvements over the rather primitive 356 Pre-A models. Numerous changes could be stated, however the most important were a change to the chassis, which made the car easier to work on, and a new instrument cluster and accompanying dash. To give owners a more comfortable ride, suspension was also improved. Cosmetic changes to the 1957 Porsche 356A included bumper guards on cars exported to the United States, and in the first part of 1957, beehive taillights. Later in 1957, the taillights would change to a teardrop shape and the license plate light would move to below the plate. Of course these are small details, however they are great ways to show potential buyers that they are indeed looking at an authentic 1957 Porsche 356A. As with any classic car purchase, serious buyers will also ask you for confirmation of the 356’s chassis and engine numbers to compare with Porsche records and historical information.

 

1957 Porsche 356A Seller’s Guide

The earliest Porsche 356 models are some of the most desirable in today’s classic car market, particularly those that remain original or have been restored to original condition. As with most classic cars, condition is a main factor in the overall value of the car. When listing your classic for sale, always be forthcoming with an accurate description of the condition as well as current pictures. Based in Los Angeles, the Alex Manos California classic car dealership is renowned for its fair and honest car deals and is always on the lookout for classics of all makes, models and conditions that would fit into their collection. Backed by years of experience, they are knowledgeable enough to often make you an offer on the spot and are happy to pay in cash. Furthermore, they can pick up from any location in the country and can generally complete the transaction within 48 hours of your initial call. Let them help you assess your classic 356’s value in the market today.

 

Designed with you in mind, the Alex Manos team welcomes you to tour their website to learn more about the 1957 Porsche 356A and the cars that they are currently looking for. Should you have any questions or would like to speak to a representative about your particular model, do not hesitate to contact their team today. They look forward to hearing from you and to helping you find a new home for your classic Porsche 356A. Connect now to get started!

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