Porsche - 356 (1971)

Looking for a toast‑to‑classy classic? The Porsche 356 is the iconic first model that gave the German marque its legendary pedigree. Whether you’re held on to a 1971 heirloom or hunting for a fine example in your local market, understanding the Porsche 356 price landscape is essential. From modestly restored chariots to near‑rubble originals, the cost spectrum opens a world of opportunity for collectors and enthusiasts alike.

• Engine: 1.2‑ to 2.0‑L flat‑two (in 1971 models) producing roughly 36–50 horsepower.
• Transmission: Manual 4‑speed box (standard) with optional shift lever updates in later ‘70s updates.
• Fuel type: Regular gasoline; some rare high‑performance models equipped with 8‑W fuel injection.
• Dimensions (1971): Length — 3,918 mm; Width — 1,582 mm; Height — 1,205 mm; Wheelbase — 2,068 mm.
• Weight (approx.): 630 kg (lightweight, improving handling).
• Suspension: MacPherson strut front, leaf‑spring rear (classic 356 chassis).
• Braking: Drum brakes on all four wheels; hydraulic power assist added post‑1970.
• Interior: Minimalist cabin, steel or plastic seats, manual temperature control; luxury trims in late 70s models.
• Body styles: Convertible, coupe, and wagon (

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