I purchased the car in Fallon Nevada 4-5 years ago.  The woman who owned it said that it was her husbands car and that he was a doctor and that they had lived in Reno.  That is all I know about it the history of the vehicle.  She said that when they were younger they used to take it skiing so it appears to have a lengthy Nevada history.
 
It was not running very well and I had it worked on at Valley Wagon in Carson.  They cleaned out the gas tank and carburetors and now it runs OK. 
 
The reason I am selling it is that I just don't get to drive it.  Anyone that owns this car should get involved in the Porsche Clubs and events.  I just don't have the time.  The car is rare and when I do take it for a drive I always get people honking and waving.
 
I do have a Certificate of Authenticity from Porsche showing that the car is a 1961 Porsche 356B 1600S Roadster with VIN of 88466 built on 9-15-1960 with engine number of 87380 and transmission number of 39943.  The engine number is the same that is in the car and I have not checked the transmission number.
 
The car is not of show or museum quality but I would say in good condition and is priced accordingly.