Used Porsche Boxster 1952
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Porsche 356 Coupe 1952 in Black with Burgundy Interior
A rare opportunity to own a numbers-matching 1952 Porsche 356 Coupe, a Model 52 Bent Window example that retains many of its rare original patina-ed components.
Key
Model and Porsche 356 Coupe, 1952 (Model 52 Bent Window).
Production Completion September 11, 1952.
Chassis 11652.
527.
30663.
1,488 cc.
60 hp.
Exterior Black.
Burgundy.
Optional
Telefunken Radio.
Hirschmann Antenna.
One Set of Chrome Hubcaps.
Bench Seat.
This car was originally built by Reutter Coachwork and restored by the renowned Mike DeJonge of Restoration Design. Chassis number 11652 is one of the early Model 52 Bent Window examples with body-integrated bumpers (Body Bumper). It is believed that cars produced from October 1952 onwards for export no longer featured such bumpers.
The car was initially delivered to a dealer in Böblingen, Germany, and is believed to have been owned by Douglas Milliet, who was likely stationed at the US Army base in Böblingen. The car was later brought to Louisiana, where it remained with several owners in the southeastern United States.
The car retains its original engine and transmission. The engine is a Type 527 air-cooled four-cylinder with a displacement of 1,488 cc and 60 hp.
Important
The listed price of $415,000 is "net" and does not include delivery costs.
Delivery and customs clearance options are available. The final price depends on the destination country.
This Porsche 356 Coupe is not just a car but a piece of Porsche history. Its ready to become the crown jewel of your collection.Read more
A rare opportunity to own a numbers-matching 1952 Porsche 356 Coupe, a Model 52 Bent Window example that retains many of its rare original patina-ed components.
Key
Model and Porsche 356 Coupe, 1952 (Model 52 Bent Window).
Production Completion September 11, 1952.
Chassis 11652.
527.
30663.
1,488 cc.
60 hp.
Exterior Black.
Burgundy.
Optional
Telefunken Radio.
Hirschmann Antenna.
One Set of Chrome Hubcaps.
Bench Seat.
This car was originally built by Reutter Coachwork and restored by the renowned Mike DeJonge of Restoration Design. Chassis number 11652 is one of the early Model 52 Bent Window examples with body-integrated bumpers (Body Bumper). It is believed that cars produced from October 1952 onwards for export no longer featured such bumpers.
The car was initially delivered to a dealer in Böblingen, Germany, and is believed to have been owned by Douglas Milliet, who was likely stationed at the US Army base in Böblingen. The car was later brought to Louisiana, where it remained with several owners in the southeastern United States.
The car retains its original engine and transmission. The engine is a Type 527 air-cooled four-cylinder with a displacement of 1,488 cc and 60 hp.
Important
The listed price of $415,000 is "net" and does not include delivery costs.
Delivery and customs clearance options are available. The final price depends on the destination country.
This Porsche 356 Coupe is not just a car but a piece of Porsche history. Its ready to become the crown jewel of your collection.
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