1963 Porsche 356B / 1600 Karmann Coupe Coupe

Introduced in 1962, the T6 variant marked the final iteration of the Porsche 356B. With structural and technical updates, Porsche commissioned Karmann, known for the Notchback Coupe, to produce the T6 Coupe bodywork. Acquired by the current owner in 2012, this 1963 Porsche 356B 1600 Coupe subsequently underwent a meticulous restoration, refinished in factory-specified Ruby red, a restored black interior, and a rebuilt 1600cc engine. This well-presented example is now being offered for sale at DC Motors. With the 15 slotted wheels with chrome Porsche-crested hubcaps. Other details include chrome trim, a drivers side mirror, front window vents, a twin-grille decklid, and dual exhaust outlets integrated within the front and rear bumperettes. The cabin is appointed with fresh black leather upholstery, spanning the seats, door panels, dashboard cover, and rear shelf. Matching carpets line the floors, and a body-colored dashboard houses VDO instrumentation, complemented by a wood-trimmed steering wheel and shifter knob. All gauges, electronics, and accessories have been newly replaced as part of the restoration. Beneath the decklid, the air-cooled 1600cc flat-four engine was completely rebuilt along with the 4-speed manual transmission. Please contact us to schedule an appointment to come see and drive this immaculate classic.

Introduced in 1962, the T6 variant marked the final iteration of the Porsche 356B. With structural and technical updates, Porsche commissioned Karmann, known for the Notchback Coupe, to produce the T6 Coupe bodywork. Acquired by the current owner in 2012, this 1963 Porsche 356B 1600 Coupe subsequently underwent a meticulous restoration, refinished in factory-specified Ruby red, a restored black interior, and a rebuilt 1600cc engine. This well-presented example is now being offered for sale at DC Motors. With the 15 slotted wheels with chrome Porsche-crested hubcaps. Other details include chrome trim, a drivers side mirror, front window vents, a twin-grille decklid, and dual exhaust outlets integrated within the front and rear bumperettes. The cabin is appointed with fresh black leather upholstery, spanning the seats, door panels, dashboard cover, and rear shelf. Matching carpets line the floors, and a body-colored dashboard houses VDO instrumentation, complemented by a wood-trimmed steering wheel and shifter knob. All gauges, electronics, and accessories have been newly replaced as part of the restoration. Beneath the decklid, the air-cooled 1600cc flat-four engine was completely rebuilt along with the 4-speed manual transmission. Please contact us to schedule an appointment to come see and drive this immaculate classic.