PORSCHE 356 SPEEDSTER 1500S hardtop 1955 ORIGINAL STATE BARN FIND 1500 s - Top gear drive | SCC TV
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- Опубликовано: 22 мар 2016
- This car was born on 05/03/1955 with chassisnumber 80510 and was delivered in this signal red with a cream/Black Acella Bast Leatherette interior. Besides the headlights and the changed dashboard gages panel, this car should be completely original and it really looked accordingly. The car was bought in 1962 for $1642 and the previous owner drove it in 4 American states up until 1985. Then it was put away in a barn until 2014. If I am not mistaken the crankshaft bearings of these cars could not handle use on tracks and races and probably that explanes why the car had its engine rebuilt in 1965.
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Like an old, comfortable, shoe that you've worn for years and still fits you well and gets you where you want to go with grace and poise.
Almost all original and all good! A prince of a daily driver. Love the patina.
She was, James. Think it was sold to someone who'd leave it untouched!
I’m sure this car has already been restored but I would have kept it just as it is except for repairing the seats. Original cars are far more rare than restored ones and in my opinion they look better - like a well worn denim or leather jacket. A delectable machine!
😭😭😭😭😭😭 the music describes the feeling of the Porsche, it’s just sad 😞
Never restore that beautiful car! It's got history and character- like very few other cars! Congratulations for the owner!
What I heard was that this car was bought by someone who'd leave it in this condition, so... that's good news! Ciao, Walter
Cuanto carácter para ser "un simple vehículo", me atrevería a afirmar que no debería ser restaurado, sino que el dueño debería seguir disfrutándolo al máximo, con todos los cuidados necesarios claro para mantenerlo en correcto funcionamiento. Que auto!!!
I loved this video! Thanks for sharing it, before some wealthy collector replaces/rebuilds everything and stores it in another garage. I love the patina!
I love this car exactly as it is. It's the simplicity of it's history- trials and tribulations! The cars these days are just to complicated while this beauty brings back the simplicity of yesteryear. Please don't give her surgery only to be placed in some garage never to be driven again...
Thanks for the beautiful words, Paul. I remember people saying about this car that it was worth more unrestored than restored, so hopefully it is still in this state 👍. Ciao, Walter
good example ,of a barn find. Who ever buys the speedster, it getting a good car, would like to see it when it has been rebuilt
It is not going to be rebuilt. It is worth more in this condition than restored ;-).
such a beautiful little car
I love the end... look at zoom away😁
asi como esta es mas bello que uno tuneado guarda su esencia.
It looks trashy but still better than most current American cars
WOW!
Look up Nico Aaldering presents the Porsche Speedster , same car , it is/was in the Netherlands...
la maquina.........................................
Restored this car
I need it...
What seats are those? Not the standard speedster seats!
Speedsters were available with coupe seats from the factory. 1970 I bought a speedster w/ coupe seats and the same hardtop.
I had an original 1957 Speedster in college. I had the hard top and winter windows and the soft top and summer windows...I am looking to by a restored one but no-one has any idea about making a hard top for it. I live in Alaska and would need the hard top as well. How can I get the specs on the hard top so I can have one made? Please contact me. Cam Mocarski
Hi Cam, I'm sorry to say I cannot assist you, because this car was sold years ago to someone I don't know. All the best! Walter
Reproduction hardtop are made today.
need urgent restore....
wow, how much did they want for it?
+Nikolay Grigoryev Probably a couple of 100.000 dollars? I don't know, the would not tell me ;-).
poor porsche :(
No car video is ever helped by "music"
o, yes, it has!
Nice music in this case and the engine is heard running. I like the music.
The music is "awful", dreary, had to turn it off to watch. Did manage to catch the engine and exhaust sound a couple times but then the damned music came back on ; more a funeral dirge than a celebration of the "phoenix" moment of the car. I owned a 53 bent window coupe back in the 60s. A 1500 "normal" . As to not restoring this car, I would remove/correct the insults it endured over the years and attend to any structural rust and safety issues. Other than that, I'd leave it alone.