Thanks Lamborarri. I remember hearing somewhere that Speedsters had a lower windshield than a regular convertible, and this appears to have that

That looks real. Nice shot Steven!

Oh yes, I looked at this and even in the image, it looks too 'top end' to be a replica Speedster. Hopefully it is a real speedster, you never know. Even in the most expensive areas, there are hidden gems like this.

I can't say I know a whole lot about Porsches, but this one definitely looked quite high quality and well put together to be a replica, which is why I would think this is at least a real 356. Whether or not it's a real Speedster or not, I'm not entirely sure, but in that area there really are a lot of crazy, high-end cars, so it may be possible

This appears to be real, but there are probably a few Porsche experts out there that will disagree with me. The only thing that would make me believe this isn't real is the rear lights are very large, whereas on a 356 Speedster, there were two separate rear lights which were circular next to each other. This may be the case on this 356 where the owner has placed a hard plastic red cover over the top. Also, on the speedster, I believe there is a chrome strip running from the front of the car above the wheel arch running to just behind the rear wheel arch, but the owner may have had this removed for personal preference. Anyway, even if it is a replica, it still looks beautiful!

ok, they cost around 200-300k

It had a Speedster badge on the back, but I don't know if it's real or not. With all of the money in that area, I wouldn't be too surprised if it is actually real.

was it a real speedster, replica, or just a convertible