Anyone seen this creamsicle that's on ebay? According to the photos, the VIN is 4742915093.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Porsche-914-CAN-AM-LE-PKG-PORSCHE-914-CAN-AM-SPECIAL-LIMITED-EDITION-ONLY-150-KNOWN-TO-EXIST-/321592003644?forcerrptr=true&hash=item4ae0608c3c&item=321592003644&pt=US_Cars_Trucks
That VIN doesn't seem to be in Bowlsby's registry.
http://bowlsby.net/914/CanAm/914CanAmRegistry.htm
Is every LE listed on Bowlsby's page, or is the car a fake?
COA says it is ... (pic of COA included)
Ah, I missed that! I guess it can get added to the registry then.
From what I see it might have had a front end collision- don't like the way the right headlight is lining up, euro turn signal lenses & I don't think that's an OEM LE front spoiler. Engine lid has gold letters (instead of chrome) & they're not very well aligned. Mirrors are also aftermarket & that is not a 2.0 muffler. COA says it has a tan interior but that is not a tan interior & my COA calls it cinnamon, not tan. We all know it's supposed to be fuel injected, not carbed. I could see factory rear sway bar reinforcements welded into the rear trunk (good sign), however only one of the covers on the headlight motors appears to be grey. No idea why the front trunk springs are white- should be black, & have to wonder why the spare is not painted?
Pics of everything but the hell hole.
Good Eyes Johnny...
You missed that its a 1.7L or 1.8L
May not be perfect, but I'd like to think someone found an LE in a junk yard and saved it
From the angle of the photo, they sure like they are at full salute to me!
I'm still leaning towards believing it is an LE, but the ad is misleading- the car is not unrestored & it needs more work done to finish her right. A close personal inspection seems warranted, by someone who really knows LE's. Getting that interior back to being tan/cinnamon is going to be a bear, along w/ finding the right front spoiler. If Jeff is right & that's not the original engine then the car has lost major value. Carbs will have to go too & a proper D jet system will be needed.
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