1963 Porsche 356 Reutter Sunroof Coupe

Make

Porsche

Model

356 Reutter Sunroof Coupe

Year

1963

Listed price

$27,500

Location

Elyria

Transmission

Automatic

Mileage

75,000 miles

The Porsche 356, the marque's first production automobile, laid the groundwork for a legend. Conceived by Ferry Porsche and designed by Erwin Komenda, it began life in Gmünd, Austria, before production moved to Stuttgart, Germany. Throughout its nearly two-decade run, the 356 evolved through several distinct generations: Pre-A, A, B, and C. The 356B, produced from 1960 to 1963, represented a significant refinement, introducing a host of improvements including revised bodywork, larger bumpers, and a higher-mounted headlight position, giving it a distinct, more robust appearance while retaining the iconic silhouette. These B-series cars continued to build upon Porsche's burgeoning motorsport reputation, proving their mettle in rallies and endurance races around the globe, solidifying the 356's place as a true driver's car. This 1963 Porsche 356B Reutter Sunroof Coupe, showing 75,093 miles, hails from the final year of B production, bridging the gap between its predecessor and the subsequent 356C. The desirability of a factory-installed sunroof, a feature often referred to as a "Reutter sunroof" due to the body manufacturer, adds a significant layer of character and open-air enjoyment to the classic coupe experience. While the specific engine details are not provided, the manual transmission ensures an engaging and authentic driving connection, true to the 356's sporting roots. This presents an opportunity to acquire a well-preserved example of Porsche's foundational sports car, complete with one of its most cherished options.