1964 Porsche 356 C
MATCHING #! 1964 PORSCHE 356C CABRIOLET ONLY 1745 MADE!



1964 Porsche 356 C Cabriolet
Matching Numbers ~ Restored

Slate Grey Exterior
Red Leather Interior
Red Carpeting
Paint #6401
Vehicle ID #153498R6401
Chassis#15949
Engine #P711031
Original Took Kit (Complete in Case)
Original Manuals (Mint Condition)
One of 1,745 Cabriolets Produced for 1964

Previously Titled in Massachusetts
to John F. Kennedy

356 C eBay listing



Specifications
Slate Grey Exterior
Red Leather Interior (NOT Leatherette)
Red Carpeting
1600C Air-Cooled, Horizontally-Opposed 4-Cylinder Engine
Three-Piece Light Alloy Crankcase
Overhead Semi-Hemispherical Combustion Chamber with Two Valves and One Spark Plug
Four-Lobe Camshaft with Alloy Timing Gear
Four-Speed Manual Gearbox
Four-Wheel Hydraulic Disc Brakes
Two Dual-Throat Downdraft Zenith 32 Carburetors
Full Pressure Oil Lubrication to Connecting Rods, Main Bearings, Camshaft, Tappets and Rocker Arms. Full Flow Oil Cooler.
Coil Ignition
Independent Rear Suspension
Bore - 82.5mm
Stroke - 74mm
Displacement - 1582cc
Compression Radio - 8.5:1
Horsepower - 75 @5200 rpm
Torque - 90 lb-ft @3600 rpm
Double Action Telescopic Shock Absorbers
Hand Brake Mechanical to Rear Wheels
Steel Disc Wheels
4.5J x 15 Deep Center Rims
Steering Ratio 1:16 @ Center
Length - 158 in.
Width - 65.8 in.
Height - 51.77 in.
Ground Clearance - 5.9 in.
Turning Circle - 33.5 ft.
Max Speed - 109 mph (175km/h)
Fuel Consumption - 30.5 mpg


This Porsche 356C Cabriolet Will Make An Outstanding Addition To Your Collection!!!

 

damn.

righteous.

 

so beautiful

edit:

was this the last car he ever bought? wasn't he shot Nov of '63?

 

Yep, that's why I have the "?" in the title, I am sure there was a long wait for an ordered car, however would he have ordered one from Germany???

John Fitzgerald "Jack" Kennedy (May 29, 1917 – November 22, 1963), often referred to by his initials JFK, was the 35th President of the United States, serving from 1961 until his assassination in 1963.

Wiki

 

I hope they get 99k for it. It will bring the value of mine up The name recognition adds a few bucks only...imho.

 

Gorgeous car, pretty weird seeing something like that in his name.

 

Think someone just got lucky with the same name. JFK never had a residence at that address.

 

If it can be authenticated, we are talking millions.

Hell, his damn pipe sold for $10K a few years ago.

 

It's like the Jon Voight car on Seinfeld

 

Great episode

YouTube - Seinfeld - John Voight's Car