For Sale, 1964 Porsche 356-C Coupe Restored

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Buy Classic Volks – Porsche 356 C Coupe for sale in California, USA. 1964 year construction, Excellent condition on blue color. 1964 Porsche 356-C Restored, Flying Ace owned. Restored 1964 Porsche 346 for sale after 6 year restoration. Special order by a factory employee prior to Clinger. Documentation. Always garaged. Asking $59,500 USD or negotiable best offer.

The paint was completed by TJs Restorations in its original color, Interior was re-trimmed in German material, but changed from black vinyl to the tan cloth. New windshield and new seals. Rebuilt engine by a professionally trained Porsche tech, just has break in miles on it. Second owner, first was the late Dallas Clinger. Brakes are dual piston calipers, which was an upgrade done at the factory. Luggage rack is factory original. I can give you exact dates on the work when I have time to look them up. Fly in and drive it home.

Owned by the late Major Dallas Adellon Clinger of Wyoming. Wyomings only Flying Ace – 16th Fighter Squadron “Flying Tiger” member of the 51st and 23rd fighter groups. His Curtiss P-40E-1 Warhawk graphic was titled “Hold’n My Own.” 5 Ariel victories over the Japanese during WWII. Awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross, Purple Heart, Chinese Air Hero Medal, and many others.

How many people can say they have a P-40E Warhawk 1/48 Display Model created after their plane. You can if you were Dallas A. Clinger…
“Made of Philippine mahogany, this 1/48 scale model of the shark-mouth P-40E Warhawk flown by 5-victory ace Dallas Clinger – Wyoming’s only World War II ace! – of the 23rd Fighter Group is hand painted and detailed, has a 9�” wingspan, and includes a display stand.” Perhaps the most modeled P-40 of all time.

Later he owned the appropriately named Flying Saddle Lodge – Alpine, Wyoming.

Dallas was a gunslinger– no doubt. He had a business in Alpine, Wyoming after the war called the Flying Saddle which had a bar as well. Behind the bar was a large picture of him in his P-40. His aircraft had the “Holding My Own” caricature on the vertical of the China-man peeing on the rising sun. People that knew him better said he was a fresh out of the 1850’s kind of guy ready to fight and not afraid to get into a fray– no matter what the odds.

There is a nice article about him by Col. Robert L. Scott in the Mt. Adams Sun from Dec. 22, 1944 titled “God is my co-pilot” extolling his tenacious flying abilities, “He just wanted to fight.”

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