914-6 Porsche Custom Chopped-top No Rust Really on 2040-cars
Long Beach, California, United States
1972 PORSCHE 914-6 CUSTOM PROJECT By the way, click here to see photos of a very similar 914-6 "Chopped-top" project, very cool looking car. It is rumored that the estimated cost of the Black Chopped-Top 914-6 featured in the Excellence article was completed at nearly $140,000! Compare the features of my project to the Black car, and you will see that you really don't need anywhere near as much to complete. I feel that my project, at the asking price, it's really a bargain... Please read the list of items and features included with this 914-6 project, the cost of some of these parts probably make up over half the value of my reserve price. The car has to go, I need the space for my own 914-6 GT project.
• Engine (has no engine, one photo was included to show the 911 motor mount is installed and comes with the car). • Gearbox (has no gearbox). • Main Loom Wiring Harness (I may have the original 914-4 main wiring loom). • Engine Wiring Harness • Seats, Driver and Passenger • No front windshield • No Driver/Passenger Window Glass Posted photos shows most items included in this sale. Feel free to contact me with any questions. To see more photos, please go here Thank you for looking!~ |
Porsche 914 for Sale
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