1964 Porsche 356C Coupe VIN: 220722 Colors: Ruby Red exterior; black interior This Porsche is one of the most famous 356s extant because of it’s low mileage (38,000 miles) and originality. When sold new, a young detail man named Tim Goodrich fell in love with this little Ruby Red 356 and offered to help the
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This XK120 Fixed Head Coupe comes to us from a automobile collection focused on being the BEST. The details are what separates the best from all other restored cars available. Our XK was pulled out of a warehouse in the San Francisco area in the mid-90′s, 100% original, where it had sat for over 34
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SOLD The 300SL Roadster offered here is documented as being only the eighth such Roadster ever built. As such, it bore many similarities to the 300 SL Gullwing. According to research documentation provided by Mercedes-Benz Classic in Stuttgart, the car was delivered to the U.S. sales distribution agency on July 31, 1957. At the time
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This 1961 Porsche 356 Roadster was part of a private collection Road Scholars recently purchased. The story begins at John Von Neuman’s Competition Motors in Hollywood California on July 12th of 1961 when Dr. King of Anaheim, California took delivery of his new Roadster. This 356 has appeared to of had the good life in
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1966 Porsche 911 (Original Survivor) 67K Miles Multiple Porsche Parade Winner: Numbers matching with leather interior. This 1966 Porsche is the “Holly Grail”, an all original 911. In 1974 Bob Gould bought this Porsche in Quebec Canada. The car was advertised for sale in Montreal by a locale Cello player for the price of $5000
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This very early, 34,000 original mile 1973 911T was a dream trade in. Our good friend Scott happens to love great original cars and has an eye for the best. He purchased this 73 T and then a few days later I found his dream car and he was willing to trade. Signal Yellow has
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This particular Carrera 2 is a numbers matching example that includes all it’s original opening panels. It has a fully documented history and the engine was rebuilt by respected four cam expert Bill Doyle in July 2000. It also happens to be in it’s original color combination of Signal Red/Black interior.
This is a rare oppertunity to buy a fully sorted and eye catching 356C Carrera 2.
With Porsche releasing special models left and right, it easy to dismiss the Sport Classic as a restro-inspired money maker. It’s not the limited production (250) and special details that will make this 911 a feature collecitble, but what it offers in a driving experience.
In September 1959 the workers at the Porsche factory returned from holiday anticipating the start up for the T5 356B. Their first two cars were 1600 Normals but the third was special; it was the first Super 90. Whisked away for testing, # 108921 was then sent to Porsche’s prime Southern California market to one of their biggest dealers, Vasek Pollak.
The Road Scholars team, shown here, stands beside two of the 4 award winning cars at the 2010 Porsche Parade.