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356A Coupe

Post by steve356 »

Hi All,

I'm still looking for a decent driving A Coupe to buy so if anyone is considering selling, or knows of anything for sale, I would most grateful if you could get in touch.

I have spoken to some of the usual suspects .... Roger Bray, Paul@PRS, Lee M-P, Robert Gant ...... but any other leads gratefully received.

Many thanks,
Steve
'53 PreA - gone
'64 356C - gone
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'76 911 Carrera 3 RHD - gone
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Post by Helen »

have you thought about this one at PR service. then you could get it finished to your own specifications & your'll have the advantage of knowing its been done properly.
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Post by steve356 »

Thanks Helen ..... not really after another project so looking for a decent driver that is essentially sound but that I can tinker with and improve.
atb
Steve
'53 PreA - gone
'64 356C - gone
'68 912 - gone
914 - gone
'76 911 Carrera 3 RHD - gone
..... what a sorry state ;^(
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Steve

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Post by sjm »

I'd highly recommend calling Ritchie at Karmann Konnection too - I got my 58A from him a couple of years back and it's been superb. I'm using it as my daily driver again now the weather is drier.

http://www.vw-online.co.uk/acatalog/cop ... _Sale.html

Good luck!
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Post by steve356 »

Thanks Steve & Simon ........ Yes, I have seen the Paragon cars though they are too rich for me I'm afraid ...... nice though !
.....and I'm also in touch with what KK have ..... thanks.

atb
steve
'53 PreA - gone
'64 356C - gone
'68 912 - gone
914 - gone
'76 911 Carrera 3 RHD - gone
..... what a sorry state ;^(
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Post by Dakota »

Hi Steve
not wishing to be too forward but what is your budget and is there any variation on the "A" theme you would not want.
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Post by Dakota »

Hi All
how much is the A coupe project at PRS then??
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Post by Helen »

its on the web site at £22k i think.

http://www.prs356.com/cars_for_sale.php?model=356
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Post by Dakota »

Oh
add to that the trim , and engine rebuild , general reassembly and the brain damage ,stress etc the paragon cars don't seem too bad.
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Post by nine-11 »

I agree the with Dakota that the Paragon cars are better value for money and less brain damage.
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Post by Burma-Shave »

The RHD C for sale by Porker passion on the for sale thread is brilliant vfm, and would make an excellent driver - I know everyone loves an A, but that C is very good at £24k, and very Chic in grey on stock wheels etc.. I'd love to buy it and drive it around wearing a homberg and a 3 piece tweed suit.
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Post by steve356 »

Budget is around £30k so falls short of the Paragon cars and not enough to restore the PRS car (not that I want to either! ..... been there and need a rest!)
Definitely want an A rather than a B or C (had a C before).

atb
steve
'53 PreA - gone
'64 356C - gone
'68 912 - gone
914 - gone
'76 911 Carrera 3 RHD - gone
..... what a sorry state ;^(
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Post by left4dead »

Burma-Shave wrote:The RHD C for sale by Porker passion on the for sale thread is brilliant vfm...
Johnny? Would you mind posting a link to this car? I have a tweed suit just
dying to be seen in such a 356. :)

Cheers mate.

Don't worry - just seen it on the DDK (thought it was external) thanks for bumping the ad. :wink:
Steve

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