Authentic Restoration Parts For Your Porsche ... Since 1957
We ran across this orange 1968 Sports Purpose style 911 at Autokennel and came away very smitten. They say it's hard to sell a car that's been modified to your specific tastes—but this one is so beautiful, it's surely the exception.
Learn more here: https://autokennel.com/?featured_vehicle=1968-porsche-911-sport-purpose-coupe-2-5l-aluminum-high-compression-twin-plug-1900-lbs-255-hp
This 1974 Porsche 914 2.0L Targa, finished in Sepia Brown with a striking two tone tan interior, represents what many consider the best iteration of the four-cylinder 914 lineup. Fully serviced in February 2023 by Jacks German Auto Service in Fountain Valley, California, this mid-engine Porsche is ready for its next owner to enjoy. It is for sale at European Collectibles in Costa Mesa, California.
World-renowned Willhoit Restoration took two years restoring and modifying this 1955 Speedster, upgrading the suspension, installing a 2.2 liter WR engine. The result is a subtle and classy outlaw that would turn heads and stretch necks wherever it goes. The jewel-like Aquamarine paint and chocolate leather interior are *Chef's Kiss*
Learn more here:
https://willhoit356.smugmug.com/FORSALE/1955-Speedster-Hot-Rod/i-9QnRNMH
We saw this very nice looking 1965 356C Cabriolet on Bringatrailer.com. It's being sold by Road Scholars in North Carolina and is very well represented with plenty of excellent images so the prospective buyers can really see what they're getting. Well done! The auction has 7 days go--we'll be watching this result closely!
Petrol Blue is one of our favorite G-Body colors...and we saw this beauty at CarParc while we were visiting them during the Lit Meet week. It looks like a very clean, solid 911 that's ready to be enjoyed!
See more info at https://carparcusa.com/1980-petrol-blue-911sc/
