Porsche 356 A Convertible D (Drauz) 1958

Not much has to be said about the "fast beetle", the Porsche 356.
An absolute cult car, until today and in all eternity!

There are quite a few - and yet the market is small and prices have been high and higher for thirty years. Money is better invested in a Porsche 356 than in so-called “financial products”!

Anyone who owns a 356 usually keeps it a long time. In that sense it is a family car - because it's part of it.

Interestingly, the companies that focus on the 356 and that we work with together are among our most loyal customers.

There is a pretty big type diversification. We have not been able to sample everything for over three decades - but almost everything.

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Specifications for the 356 A Convertible D (Drauz) 1958 series

With regard to the value retention of the respective 356er, the original restoration has priority. Of course, this also applies to the soft top.

The very Spartan Speedster was replaced after the factory holidays in 1958 by the Convertible D (A-body), which was called from 1959 as "B" then 356 Roadster. The convertible top has remained the same.

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To simply get from one point to another, nowadays no one needs a classic car.

But the happiness you feel driving a classic car comes close to the Far Eastern wisdom "The journey is the destination". Suddenly you see smiling people wherever you go who want to talk about former times, landscapes suddenly have a well known smell again, courteous road users and friendly people everywhere...

The participate in various specific oldtimer events is hereby highly recommended - it doesn’t necessarily have to be Mille Miglia. These events / rallies have developed enormously over the last few years and truly offer the participants the greatest enjoyment.

Dealing with oldtimers on a professional basis - the replacement of convertible tops - has brought me in touch with a lot of different cars and different customers within the last thirty years - during a time in which the perception of oldtimers has changed significantly.

Experiences and Impressions of the Porsche 356 A Convertible D (Drauz) 1958 soft top installation

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