1971 Porsche 914 4 1.7l on 2040-cars
Laramie, Wyoming, United States
For sale is my 1971 Porsche 914. The body is very straight and I can report no
damage and all panel gaps are even.
Odometer reads 67,965 but I cannot verify that this is original
mileage. The previous owner switched to
a carburetor, which could use a rebuild (or switched to Weber 40 IDFs). The car runs, drives and even stops. All gauges and lights (including fog lights)
work, the front lights still flip up perfectly.
Car seems to be very original and luckily came with the chrome
bumpers. The paint was originally Willow
Green (L63K). Valves have been adjusted
and the transmission and engine oil (20w50 non-synthetic) changed in the last
20 miles along with a new fuel pump. I
purchased this car with the hopes of building a track car but am moving and
would like to find a loving home for this car, as my parking situation will be
limited. |
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