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The 356 cabriolet cost US$4,250 (equivalent to $51,800 in 2022). [3] History. Prior to World War II Porsche designed and built three Type 64 cars for a 1939 Berlin-to-Rome race that was cancelled. In 1948 the mid-engine, [4] tubular chassis 356 prototype called "No. 1" was completed. This led to some debate as to the "first" Porsche automobile.
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Sep 30, 2020 · An original 1950 Porsche 356 seen at the 2018 Concours on the Avenue in Carmel, California | Bob Golfen photo. The success of Porsche sports cars in the United States seemed fairly unlikely 70 years ago, when New York City import-car dealer Max Hoffman introduced the small, simple yet expensive 356 to these shores.
Birth of Project Number 356. On June 11, 1947, the idea was assigned project number 356 and barely a month later the preliminary design work had been completed for the elegant two-seater, so well known to us now, a tube-framed, aluminum-bodied, mid-engine roadster weighing about 1300 pounds.
Jun 27, 2017 · Dwindling supply and high demand has raised prices beyond the reach of many would-be owners. And prices are considered high for a 356 right now — perhaps at a peak. So if a 356C coupe and a new Porsche are the same price, why not buy a new Porsche instead?
Results Per Page. . 1-8. . Dealership. CC-1821016. 1970 Porsche 911T. The car is visible in our showroom in Reggio Emilia, Italy. WE EVALUATE EXCHANGES WITH CLASSIC CARS ... $115,000. Dealership. CC-1796270. 1970 Porsche 914. The Porsche 914, developed in cooperation with Volkswagen was the offered as the entry level Porsche ... $21,000 (OBO)
May 23, 2023 · The Porsche 356 paved the way for a sports car giant. The iconic Speedster, the brainchild of Max Hoffman and Ferry Porsche, is much sought after by collectors. A $2995 investment in the late 1950s, it will cost you 100 times that to buy one today. Marc Urbano.