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PORSCHE

356

SPEEDSTER MANUAL

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Vehicle specifics

Make	Porsche
Model	356
Variant	Speedster Manual
Body	CONVERTIBLE
Transmission	manual
Fuel Type	Unleaded
Reg Expiry	Check reg status
Odometer	1,403 kms
Year	2022
Drive Type	RWD
Service History	N/A
Condition	Excellent
AUTOVOIS+	Vehicle history report
Inspection	Vehicle inspection

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Key features

2022
1,403
manual
CONVERTIBLE
Unleaded
4 Cylinder

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PORSCHE 356 SPEEDSTER REPLICA – 2276cc | ENGINEERED | 1,400KM

There’s something about a 356 Speedster that never dates. Low, simple, and purpose-built, it’s one of those shapes that doesn’t need explaining. Original examples now sit well beyond reach for most buyers, which is why well-built replicas have become such a compelling alternative — when done properly.

This particular car is one of those examples.

Finished in a classic grey over beige interior, it has travelled just 1,400km since completion and presents as a fresh, well-sorted build. The colour combination is understated and timeless, and suits the car exactly as it should — nothing loud, just clean and resolved. Porsche 356

The body was sourced from South Africa and the car was built locally, with a clear focus on doing things properly. Not just visually, but structurally and mechanically. It’s the sort of car that feels right when you see it in person — the stance, the finish, the way everything comes together without feeling overdone.

Where it really separates itself from most on the market is under the rear. Rather than a standard setup, it’s powered by a professionally built 2276cc (2.3L) air-cooled engine, dyno built and tuned, with upgraded internals including a chromoly crankshaft, H-beam rods, improved oiling system and heavy-duty clutch.

In a car this light, it makes a genuine difference. It feels more responsive, more eager, and overall far more engaging to drive than the typical 1600–1900cc setups seen in most replicas.

Just as important is how the car has been put together. It carries a Queensland modification plate (LH5 / LH6), reflecting a properly engineered conversion. As part of that process, the car also underwent torsional rigidity testing and exceeded the required benchmark — something rarely documented on these builds.

Accompanying the car is an extensive file documenting the build in detail. This isn’t just a handful of receipts — it’s a comprehensive record covering the engine build, parts sourcing, labour, and engineering process, right down to individual components. It gives a very clear picture of what’s gone into the car. Porsche 356

Key Highlights:
Travelled just 1,400km since completion
Professionally built 2276cc (2.3L) air-cooled engine
Dyno tuned with dual carburettor setup
Chromoly crankshaft & H-beam rods
Upgraded oiling system & heavy-duty clutch
QLD Mod Plate (LH5 / LH6) – engineered conversion
Torsional rigidity tested – exceeds required benchmark
Body sourced from South Africa (Speedster specialist)
Extensive build file with detailed documentation & receipts
Classic grey over beige colour combination

There are plenty of Speedster replicas available, but they vary significantly once you look beyond the surface. Most get the look right — far fewer are built to this level, and fewer again are supported by this kind of documentation.

For someone looking for a properly sorted example that can be driven and enjoyed, this one stands out for the right reasons.

We specialise in unique, enthusiast-focused vehicles and offer a boutique showroom experience in Kingsgrove, Sydney, where cars like this can be properly appreciated. Porsche 356

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