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1974 Porsche 914 Base Coupe 2-door 2.0l on 2040-cars

Year:1974 Mileage:150000
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1974 Porsche 914 for sale 2.0 liter 4 cylinder engine with 5 speed transmission. Purchased roughly 15 years ago to restore as a project car. Selling now due to the need of garage space for other vehicles. 

Car is in black primer over the original Ravenna Green green paint.The car is in non running condition and would need a full restoration needing both mechanical and body work for it to be road worthy. The front floors, outer longitudinals are rusty and need repair. 

The original fuel injection had been replaced by Dell'Orto carburetors in addition to having 911 5 lug wheel hubs conversion with Fuchs style alloys. The car has bilsteins front and rear with front and rear swaybars. The majority of components are still present but I do not know the exact details for every one. Would make for a good Autocross A/X car but still quite capable of being put back to a working order for a classic 914.

This is a low owner car (three owners to date) which was originally sold by Jack Daniel's Porsche in Fairlawn NJ. I have a box full of documentation and Extensive service records for the car dating back into the 1970s are still with the car including original Dealer Bill of Sale and Dealer service Book. 

I also have a brand new 1.7 914 motor with D-Jet which was just rebuilt for an additional fee of $1500.

Clear Title in hand.

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