Selling a 1964 Porsche 356C Cabriolet

 

When the last and final generation of the world-renowned Porsche 356 series would release in 1964, little would be changed from the Porsche 356B T-6 body type that it followed. Offered as a 1964 Porsche 356C Cabriolet and Coupe, as well as in the popular SC configuration, approximately 14,151 units would roll out of the production facilities in Stuttgart that year. Coupe models were the most popular with more than 12,400 manufactured, while 1,744 Cabriolet examples were developed during the same time. Hubcaps and wheels were the most noticeable changes; the flatter, smaller hubcaps were designed for the new Porsche 911 of the era. Inside the car, a passenger grab handle to the right of the dash would become larger and was now made of plastic, while the glove box received a magnetic catch. The early 1964 Porsche 356C Cabriolet and Coupe models would use a mechanical tachometer, yet in the last year of production Porsche would change this to an electric unit. When selling your 1964 Porsche 356C Cabriolet, these are some of the telltale features that will help potential buyers authenticate your particular model as a 356C from the 1964 production year.

 

1964 Porsche 356C Cabriolet Seller’s Guide

Selling your 1964 Porsche 356C Cabriolet can be a tough decision, one that takes a lot of thought and careful planning. Perhaps this was your father’s 356 and you simply don’t have the space or time to enjoy the car. Maybe you’ve restored your Porsche 356 classic from top to bottom and are ready for a new project. Or, maybe you’ve started a restoration but for one reason or another, you simply can’t finish. No matter what your reason for selling or the condition of your classic Porsche 356, the Alex Manos team understands the importance these cars can have to their owners and will work with you to ensure your sale is as smooth and worry free as possible. Having bought and sold thousands of classic cars throughout the years, their team understands this marketplace better than anyone and will gladly offer you top dollar on the spot. Count on their team to make your sale pleasant and to coordinate shipping from anywhere in the country.

 

When you’re ready to learn more about the value of your 1964 Porsche 356C Cabriolet in today’s market, let the Alex Manos team be your guide. In the meantime, be sure to browse this website to learn more about their California classic car dealership and the classics they’re interested in. Should you have any questions, they are just a phone call away. Connect today to get started!

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