356 wanted
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keithpms
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Try this link
https://www.prs356.com/blogs/classics-for-sale
They are one of the few specialists concentrating on the four cylinder air cooled cars and are well respected.
Also may be worth you keeping an eye on the ddk forum which is a bit livelier than this one.
The best of luck
https://www.prs356.com/blogs/classics-for-sale
They are one of the few specialists concentrating on the four cylinder air cooled cars and are well respected.
Also may be worth you keeping an eye on the ddk forum which is a bit livelier than this one.
The best of luck
UK market is pretty small , suggest you extend search to Europe and US . The porsche356registry.org is a good website to visit classifieds , and of course US cars from dry states will have weathered 50+ years pretty well . Be prepared to have an expert do a pre-purchase inspection whichever part of the world you source the car from . 356s are different ......
Try http://www.ddk-online.com/ the best site for classics .There is one in Le Mans a guy called Barry just sold a 550 his 356 going up for sale soon plenty of links and knowledge on this site .Also a guy in Glasgow in the TIPEC site is selling his 912 ,any more details contact me brian.wood2@tiscali.co.uk
richardjjs1
New member
Saw a really nice one bought in Australia Right hand drive Also a Left hand drive on Both on then 70 Porsche Anniversary run to Chamliegh NOT for sale but you might need to look further afield
Shaun71 said:
As earlier post, what's your budget.
Having recently been there, you have 3 options, buy super cheap but expect a project car, buy mid-way and run (I'll come back to this), or buy at the very top end with everything sorted.
On mid-way I was strongly advised against this option as many are expensive project cars and you'll end up spending as much as a top end car.
Nick
Having recently been there, you have 3 options, buy super cheap but expect a project car, buy mid-way and run (I'll come back to this), or buy at the very top end with everything sorted.
On mid-way I was strongly advised against this option as many are expensive project cars and you'll end up spending as much as a top end car.
Nick
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