http://www.phillipsauto.com/vehicle-details/1970-porsche-914-6--newport-beach-ca-id-20484970
Saw this listing while looking through current inventory
$60K / 65K miles.
Engine: 2.0L 4-Cylinder Engine?
Must be a typo.
Someone local should Ck it out..
914
The listed VIN isn't right either, and it doesn't have A/C as described in the ad, but that's a good thing. Could be a good buy, but as already mentioned, someone needs to check it out. Photos of the underside and VIN's would be nice.
Maybe both were factory installed.
Gauges are all original 6's, early rearview and outside mirrors.
There's a pic of the engine in the additional photos.
It's a six.
The cut and flipped air cleaner snorkel is indicative there may have been a compressor added on the right at one time. Perhaps a bastardized VPC. No other clues from the pictures. Yes missing the "91" from the VIN but it is indeed a mid year 6.
I may cruise down for a look.
I always wonder why so many 914's got their trucks painted black. Was this a fad back in the late 70's lol
This car looks pretty original for that price. Just loose the stripes and paint the compartments and it would be 80 grand !
Another whacky ad from the clueless. Read the options list....ENOUGH !!!
Hi. Did anyone manage to take a look at this 6?
Best
Jay
VIN is not in the database. I’ll be in Newport Besch Thursday and will stop by Phillips.
Phillips is considered a reliable dealer and been in the consignment and resale biz for a long time.
My neighbor just bought a fully optioned, low mileage 997 for a lot less than that -6
Visited Phillips this am, Niko Markovich showed me the car and I took the following . pictures. His number is 949-574-7777. Nice guy
The car is in fair condition, it is a repaint from orange. Low miles.
Added to VIN database
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Would love to bring that car back to orange. Alas, the ask is well outside my budget for a new project.
If anyone would like to talk with me regarding my observations PM me your phone and i’ll Call you back
Thanks for sharing the new pictures and your impressions. Great job!
For an ask of that much it darn well should be the correct color. Color change=subtract the cost of the correct factory color, period. In SoCal to do it right, 12K to 15K with German paint (guesstimate). All glass out, bumpers removed, all silver paint removed etc, very labor intensive.
And, of course what ever Mr.Jim found during his viewing.
Always beware the used car dealer.........."shifty eyes and bad shoes"
The Hagerty valuation for this in “ fair “ condition is around $38K
After viewing the car and talking to Niko, I got the feeling this is a consignment sale. Phillips doesn’t normally sell these types of cars
Got a copy of Excellence a few weeks ago..There pricing is for the 914-6 is.
Average:$60,000
Good:$90,000
Excellent:$120,000
I wonder where do they get these numbers from?
Update: Five years ago I posted this. Last week I saw the car again at Autowerkes in Huntington Beach.
Looks the same, new owner really cleaned it up.
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That does look pretty nice; glad it remained local.
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