Selling a 1959 Porsche 356B

 

During the 1959 production year, the third generation of the Porsche 356 would be released as the 356B. The 1959 Porsche 356B would feature the first real appearance changes of the 356 series. Bumpers were raised approximately four inches in both the front and the rear, and were also a different shape with large vertical bumper guards. Headlights were also raised with this release, and the fender line was now almost horizontal from the cowl to the headlight rim. Two grilles were added: a horn grille above the bumper and a brake-cooling grille below the bumper. Known as the T-5 body type, the front hood would also become flatter, with a massive chrome handle to replace the polished aluminum one that had been used on the Pre-A and 356A models. When introducing potential buyers to your 1959 Porsche 356B, these are some of the distinguishing characteristics that can identify your particular model as a true 356B. During the 1959 production year, the Porsche 356B was available as a Coupe, a Cabriolet and a Convertible D. The Convertible D and Cabriolet models, both soft-top versions, are often confused but are distinct variations.

 

1959 Porsche 356B Seller’s Guide

If you’re thinking about selling your 1959 Porsche 356B Cabriolet, Coupe or Convertible D, the Alex Manos team would be delighted to speak with you to learn more about your classic 356. Their California classic car dealership has been in the business of buying and selling classics of all makes, models and conditions for years and can help you assess the value of your classic 356 in today’s market. Should your 1959 356B fit into their collection, they will offer you top dollar in cash. Because of their network of partners across the United States, they can also pick up your classic from anywhere in the country, including Alaska. They also understand the importance that classic cars can have to their owners and will work with you to ensure that your sales experience is as smooth and successful as possible.

 

When you’re ready to learn more about the value of your 1959 Porsche 356B in today’s market or to speak with an Alex Manos representative about your car, please do not hesitate to contact them today. In the meantime, they welcome you to browse this website to learn more about their team and the cars they are looking for. They look forward to hearing from you soon and to helping you find a new home for your classic – no matter what the condition or location. Connect today!

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