This 1965 Porsche 356C Coupe is a stunning example of Porsche's final evolution of the legendary 356 series. It's the model that laid the foundation for every Porsche sports car that has followed. The 356C was produced during the closing chapter of the 356's illustrious run from 1948-1965, the 356C represents the pinnacle of refinement, engineering maturity, and everyday drivability for this iconic air-cooled classic. As the last generation of the 356 before the 911 took center stage, the 356C brought meaningful mechanical upgrades to the model range. Most notably four-wheel disc brakes which were standard across the board, improved suspension, and more powerful pushrod engines available in C, SC, and Carrera variants. It combined classic Porsche agility and balance with increased stopping power and usability, making it the most drivable model of the series. This particular coupe carries the rare distinction of being among the final examples produced, making it part of a highly desirable group of cars that closed out over 16,600 total 356C vehicles built during the series production lifespan. This 356C underwent a comprehensive, ground-up restoration and is currently in excellent condition. The paint and brightwork are beautiful and the mechanics and drivetrain are tuned perfectly. Whether shown at events or enjoyed on scenic drives, this 1965 Porsche 356C Coupe offers an authentic and exhilarating driving experience, it's a true testament to the enduring legacy of Porsche's first production sports car.