Description
The A presents the Porsche 356 BT5 Roadster 1600 D'Ieteren
Historically, the Porsche 356 was the first sports car built and marketed by Porsche. Designed by Ferry Porsche on the mechanical basis of the Volkswagen and drawn by Erwin Komenda, it was produced in series from 1948 to 1965. Technically, it is a unibody with four-wheel independent suspension and a flat-four engine mounted in the rear overhang.
Originally the 356 was available as a coupe and a cabriolet and then, at Hoffmann's request, a Speedster version was created as early as 1954… For the 1960 model year, Porsche modernised its 356 with the appearance of the 356 B, as in our model presented. Following the mythical Speedster, the Roadster adopts the same formula with the advantages of the 1600 cm3 engine in its S configuration. Among the various bodies that built the Roadster, D’Ieteren is the rarest. Indeed, of the 2900 356 Roadsters built, only 473 were made by D’Ieteren Frères in Belgium.
We present this rarity in one of the most sought-after configurations: elegant, desirable, stately and accompanied by a complete and very detailed history.
Our example will be delivered with the hood cover, tonneau cover, cover, toolkit, notebook and presentation booklets.
French collection registration document.
FIVA passport of 2019.
This Porsche 356 BT5 Roadster is a very special model in its category. It is an undeniably valuable and premier-choice investment.
Complete dossier available and video on request.
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