99 - PORSCHE 356 B

PORSCHE 356 B Delivered new by SONauto Paris on April 11, 1962 First owner: Garage des Chevennes in Annonay The vehicle underwent a complete restoration in 2009, carried out by specialists in Reims, focusing in particular on the bodywork, mechanical components, and interior. Bodywork and Features: The body was completely stripped and restored, including replacement of the rocker panels and front floor pan, anti-corrosion treatment, and a full repaint in Meissen Blue, accented with a white longitudinal stripe. The interior features square-weave carpet matching the original model, a white headliner, Plexiglas windows, a period NARDI steering wheel, and Speedster-style bucket seats. The vehicle features several Carrera-inspired upgrades, including headlight grilles, hood straps, a sports exhaust, KONI Classic shock absorbers, and Technomagnesio wheels installed in 2016, fitted with Avon CR6ZZ tires. Mechanical Specifications: Tuned flat-four (Flat 4) engine, with displacement increased to 1,705 cm³, producing a claimed 105 ch, including: -custom cylinder liners and pistons; -custom camshaft; -Solex 40 PII carburetors; -IRESA stainless steel dual-outlet exhaust; -front disc brakes; -retained 6-volt electrical system. Claimed weight of approximately 800 kg. The engine was recently completely rebuilt by a brand specialist, with invoices totaling over 10,000 €. The engine is currently in the break-in period. Maintenance and History: Documented history dating back to 2009, accompanied by a restoration file and several expert reports. A complete overhaul was performed upon acquisition in 2021, when the odometer read 15,000 km since the restoration. Major mechanical work performed in October 2024, including replacement of the starter motor, clutch, spark plugs, exhaust manifold, and ignition switch, as well as the installation of a new battery, carburetor servicing, and the installation of a circuit breaker. A complete engine overhaul was performed subsequently. The vehicle retains its functional dashboard instruments, a Blaupunkt car stereo, a metal bulb case, and an original pressure gauge. According to the information provided, the vehicle is in very good overall condition, both in appearance and operation; the undercarriage is reported to be sound and free of corrosion. Documents accompanying the vehicle: - registration certificate marked “classic car”; - maintenance log; - technical inspection report dated November 4, 2024, indicating no defects; - file of maintenance and restoration invoices, including recent engine overhaul work; - photographic record of the restoration; - appraisal reports dated 2009, 2016, and 2022; - official Porsche history report; - engine compression test report. Notes: A classic car restored and tuned for performance, featuring several modifications from its original configuration, particularly regarding the engine, bodywork, and interior. The engine has recently been rebuilt and is currently being broken in. Current mileage as shown on the odometer. Vehicle sold “as is,” with its documentation and history file, subject to standard inspections.