Selling a 1963 Porsche 356C Cabriolet

 

First debuted in July 1963, the Porsche 356C would be the final generation in the fifteen-year production run of the 356 series. Boasting a similar body shape to the 356B T-6 body type that came before it, one of the only outward differences between the two were the hubcaps. These new hubcaps were smaller and flatter, and did not have the protruding center like those used on the Pre-A, 356A and 356B. As the owner of a 1963 Porsche 356C Cabriolet, you already know that the Cabriolet was the soft-top version of the Coupe, not to be confused with the Convertible D, Roadster and Speedster models that often ran alongside the Cabriolet, which were their own special models. In total, approximately 933 of the 1963 Porsche 356C Cabriolet models would be manufactured during this production year, whereas more than 8,200 Coupe models would be developed during the same time. While the Coupe models are easier to find in the market today, the 356 Cabriolet continues to be one of the most desired.

 

1963 Porsche 356C Cabriolet Seller’s Guide

Embodying all the changes and improvements that would be developed throughout the life of the 356 series – both mechanically and stylistically – the Porsche 356C is often considered a great purchase for those who want to use their 356 as an occasional or everyday driver. As you probably already know, the 1963 Porsche 356C Cabriolet value is almost entirely based on its condition. When advertising your classic Porsche, be sure to be realistic about its condition. Don’t worry if your car is not pristine, there are buyers looking for models of all conditions. Alex Manos and his team of California classic car dealership professionals are always in the market to purchase classics of all makes, models and conditions. Whether your Porsche 356 is a rolling chassis in need of total restoration or a good condition everyday driver, they welcome the opportunity to make you an offer you can’t refuse.

 

To learn more about the value of your 1963 Porsche 356C Cabriolet in today’s classic car market, connect with the team at Alex Manos today. Backed by years of experience in the classic car market, they look forward to learning about your car and to offering you top dollar should the car fit into their collection. Generally speaking, the entire process can take less than 48 hours from your initial call. Don’t hesitate. Connect with the team today!

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