I'm sure youse guys will find a lot wrong, but I sure like it. Nice description.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1973-PORSCHE-914-6-CONVERSION_W0QQitemZ220013900050QQihZ012QQcategoryZ6430QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
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Other than being PINK, it's pretty cool
Looks like Bahia Red to me, nice car and fairly well done. I am not familiar with Patrick mounts but with solids at both ends it must vibrate a bit. At first I thought it needed front flares but on second look maybe not. Any guesses at the reserve? Could be a buy at the right price. $2K to ship west however.
Replace all the Patrick CRAP and it's a solid ride....I can live with the color.
Is it a conCoors winning car?
Looks like it's in the top 1% of 914's to me.
Paul
Not really anything to bash...
Great description. Very detailed. Sounds like a standup guy.
Nice car.
A 2.2... was that a good motor? I have no clue when it comes to 911 stuff.
Could be a great car at the right price.
The only thing I can spot that's wrong with it is........................
It ain't mine.
I'm working on a project less than 20 miles from where the car is located at in WV. could do a PPI if someone is interested.
Bob
I agree it sounds promising, and the seller sounds honest. The only thing I noticed is the 10.5 to 1 compression ratio. Normally, people say that that anything above 10 to 1 requires twin plugs, which this car does not appear to have. It does appear to have MFI, which is cool.
Earl Snibes to the rescue.. Bahia red is a great color... his camera is abit off.
Photonoob fix. Awesome description.
I like it, only thing I would want different would be front flares to match, or a narrow body car. the color is kewl.
GO HOWARD GO! "salmon is a nice color" for Howard! Come'on Howard.....BID ON IT! "Be a MAN"
HOWARD.....B I D! N O W ! Go for it!
looks like a decent car..lots of money put into it....glad I saw it, cause now that I've seen a 914 with only the rear GT flares installed I've changed my mind on that idea
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