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Dad just bought a 1960 356 B
  The car looks amazing. I have not seen it in person yet. It is a 2 owner car that has had a repaint, original interior, comes with owners manual tool kit, all numbers match. The only thing I was wondering about as far as value and investment go is the fact that it has a big bore kit, mild cam and webers. There is no rust, no crash damage. I wanted him to be more thorough in really finding out more from the previuos owner since the engine has been modified but he just went for it. Oh- it also has tires that are too fat 185 I think. Anyhow he paid 24,300 for it it has 107K on the clock. Any comments???
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SWWWWWEEEEEEET!!!!!!
That's all I got. Big bore shouldn't be a big deal, as long as it's the correct case, IMO. sjd
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It looks like the one I'm finishing up....very nice.
Chas. 63, 356 69, 912
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Very nice. Can you post the engine # and VIN # for adding to the Registrys database, or please enter it yourself at www.356a.com
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Spot on price, good color combo. The engine mods, except the carbs, might increase value! Normaly the "B" coupe is on the bottom rung of pricing, but a low mile original car that has not been terribly molested cancels out the conventional market wisdom.
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03-24-2006, 08:14 AM
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1963 Porsche 356
1969 Porsche 912
