Selling a 1960 Porsche 356

 

The Porsche 356B line ran from 1959 to 1963 and offer quite distinct styling changes from the previous 356A models that had propelled Porsche into the international spotlight. The 1960 Porsche 356 falls into the Type-B designation and would be part of more than 30,963 Type-B models produced during this era. Available as a Coupe, Cabriolet or Roadster – with engine options including the 1600, 1600S, 1600 S 90, and 300GS – buyers during this time could customize their Porsche 356 to their liking. Compared with the 356A models released prior, the Type-B could be categorized as more aggressive. Changes included larger front and rear bumpers that were outfitted with larger bumper guards and that were lifted approximately 4-inches for added protection and clearance. More upright headlights also resulted in a fender change. The fenders of the 356B were straighter than the curvier 356A model. Interestingly, these changes were not very popular at first. Porsche purists thought the car had lost some of its luster and that these changes were kin to something General Motors would produce. Nevertheless, buyers would flock to the 356B and opinions would change.

 

1960 Porsche 356 Seller’s Guide

Selling a 1960 Porsche 356 classic can be exciting, yet also demanding. Should you choose to sell the car on your own, there are ads to place, pictures to take, marketing ideas to execute, questions to answer, buyers to meet, test drives to take, inspections to coordination, financial details to oversee, and much, much more. Not to mention the task of weeding out the serious buyers from the “lookers!” Calling the team at AlexManos.com can eliminate much of this. Their team has assisted countless sellers find new homes for their classics and provide valuable Seller’s Tips to prepare you for the sale. With a reputation for fair and honest car deals, Alex and his team are always on the lookout for classics of all years, makes, models and conditions and – should you car fit in their collection – they are happy to offer you top dollar, in cash and on the spot. You see, they know the classic car market better than anyone and have the ability to spot a great buy when they see one. You won’t have to wait weeks for a decision or a check to come in the mail. Alex and his team are always read to perform on the spot.

  

Whether you’re selling a raw body of a 1960 Porsche 356 that needs a complete restoration job or have just finished your own project and are ready to move on to the next, connect with their team today to learn more. They look forward to hearing from you soon!

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