"Design must be functional, and functionality must be translated into visual aesthetics without relying on gimmicks that need to be explained." – Ferdinand Porsche

The Porsche 356 — with its elegantly rounded fenders and a flowing roofline that merges seamlessly into a beautifully sculpted rear — has captivated generations of car enthusiasts.

This particular example was first delivered new in Verona in 1963. In 2014, it began a new chapter in Germany, and by 2015, it was time to take its engineering to the next level — naturally, while retaining its Matching Numbers. Through Kienle, the car eventually found its way to a Dutch Porsche enthusiast — and not just any enthusiast, but someone with a keen eye for detail and a deep passion for perfection.

From 2015 onward, the 356 was fully optimized: the engine was fine-tuned and precisely adjusted, the ignition system was renewed, and much more. The result? A powertrain that delivers the word “sensation” exactly the way you want it to.

With rally use in mind, the Porsche received several purposeful upgrades, including: Sebring sport exhaust
Headlight guards
Leather bonnet strap for that authentic rally look
Tripmaster Classic
70L fuel tank
Twin dual carburetors with open air filters Additional headlights
All of this comes with a FIVA Identity Card.

But as often happens with true passion projects, this Porsche eventually became too beautiful to use just for driving. After only a few rallies, the car found its place in the owner’s office — simply to be admired daily for its stunning, elegant lines.

And let’s be honest: who wouldn't want to gaze every day at such a gorgeous, matching-numbers example? Or are you someone who prefers to drive? Then don’t wait — get in touch with us directly!