SOLD to Bill (Bill1963) committed to purchase on 6/18/18 ... payment received on 7/5/18
1975, with nice back-dated chrome bumpers with decent rubber tops.
Nice Hella Euro front & rear turn signal lenses
Pilot driving lights behind non fog light grilles
Older black repaint over the original black L041. Smooth black targa top. Has some minor blemishes, but it will shine up nicely if/when polished
New front trunk lid (no, rust, dents or dings)
New 914 Rubber front trunk seal (not glued in)
Longs are in great shape. Hell hole and battery box were repaired/replaced by Milt Becker (Zeke) several years ago
Fiberglass rocker panels.
No rust in either trunk, but front trunk floor was cut out for an AC condenser (AC condenser included). There is a carbon-kevlar plate screwed in to cover the opening at present
Tan leather seats upgraded with 914 Rubber seat adjuster handles, center console with gauges (clock doesn't work), leather shifter boot and a tan dash cover
Center armrest with custom-made cup holder, and fairly new Appbiz tan carpet (, front trunk bulkhead and floor panel pieces, rear trunk carpet and targa-top headliner)
Tan door panels with old speakers (shown in pix) were replaced with nice uncut black door panels
Alpine AM/FM/CD stereo with nice stock speaker pods
'86 Corvette spoiler (was already on the can when I purchased it back in 2006)
'86 Corvette 3rd brake light on engine deck lid
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2056 motor with less than 5k miles
Keith Black 96mm pistons
Machined 2.0L Mahle cylinders
Reconditioned heads with new guides and stainless exhaust valves
Raby 2980 cam (a little snottier than the standard 2056 profile)
Chromoly push rods - (zero-lash adjustment)
911 swivel foot adjusters
9.5:1 CR - (run premium fuel)
Dual Italian Weber 40IDF carbs w/CB Performance velocity stacks
CB Performance air filter housings with K&N filters
CSP bell crank throttle linkage
Carter fuel pump/filter with less than 5k miles
Stainless steel fuel lines (both, feed & return lines)
Pertronix trigger & Bosch blue coil
BOSCH VJR-4-BR8 distributor (custom curved by Glenn Ring)
SSI 2.0L heat exchangers
Fairly new 2.0L Banana muffler (Triad muffler shown in pic is gone)
THOMAS rebuilt side shift trans with less than 5k miles
CFR spherical firewall bearing, bronze front shift coupler bushings and bronze rear console shift bushing
Dual o-ring speedo drive
Bruce Stone pedal assembly
EMPI breather kit
Brad Penn break-in oil utilized on start-up, Brad Penn 20/50W utilized ever since
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Kumho 195/65-15 tires (with lots of life left in them) Less than 2.5k miles
ATS Classic wheels (need cleaned up to look great)
Fairly new ATE master cylinder with brand new grommets
PMB front & rear calipers with less than 5k miles
Shocks and springs are still good (unk make & unk mileage)
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THE 'BAD', if you want to call it that ...
I installed a Wilwood hydraulic clutch system because there is a problem with the clutch cable tube, but haven't had the opportunity to try it out with all the other priorities on my plate.
The car has not been started since mid-2016, so the fuel tank will need drained and the carbs will probably need a good cleaning. A set of rebuild kits are included.
Will probably also need a new battery.
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Pretty good condition for a 43 year old car. Priced for a quick sale ... $10,000.
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Sending a PM
Bob B
Mark,
Calling Mark.
Bob
F me, that is a hell of a deal!
Smoking deal; Mark has put a lot of thought and energy into this car.
1 of my favorite narrow bodied /4 cars. GLWS.
Looks like a great deal. GLWTS.
When you decide to blow out the 912, call me.
bump for a good guy and a good car.
Painters should be done here on Wednesday and I plan to be back by the weekend
They got the garage doors done early in the day and a lot of the 1st floor trim by days end today ... already looking better
If it doesn’t sell put me in line to buy it! Thanks
Why hasn’t this sold yet...?... ugh it’s messing with my head
AZ house painting completed yesterday and I just got back into CA ...
I will be contacting prospective buyers next week - in the order that they responded to the ad.
The car will be shown in order of responses to ad:
1. Bob (burton73)
2. Gabe (Kahluvr)
3. Bill (billh1963)
4. Dave (Atech)
5. Roy (9144me2enjoy)
6. Kim (not on 914 World)
Let it be known though, $10k is the price. I probably have $16k (or more) already tied up in it
So Mark.....are you going to show up to events in your wife's car or do you have a project brewing? Gotta' keep you in the club!!
gg
I'm just waiting for Bob and Gabe to step out of the way
Toyota PU truck ... like always
Sweet deal...damm
I'm prepping for a remodel on a couple more rooms at the CA house to start on Thursday. My wife & I spent all day cleaning everything out the rooms (glad I brought my trailer back with me). I need to do the electrical upgrades before the contractor to steps in to do the carpentry, insulation and drywall work, so I'll be kind of busy again tomorrow
I'll try to run down to the Interstate dealer and get a new battery for the 'BB', put some fresh fuel in the tank and start her up sometime this weekend ... maybe shoot some video?
If I have to do a lot of work on her, the price will have to go up
I'll take the car as is...all you have to do is say ok
Bill, is this so that you will actually have a running driving 914 for Okteenerfest?
More underside pan pix ...
Hell hole (passenger side)
Driver side
Driver's door bottom (passenger side is good too, but the door was locked when I snapped these pix)
Looking forward to getting this to the East Coast in time for Okteenerfest!
Well, looks like Bill is the 'BB's new caretaker
I'll get her ready for transport shortly ...
Gonna miss her, but the reality is that at my age, I need to focus my attention on a few other projects if I ever want to see them through to fruition.
While looking for an errant piece of the carpet kit (the driver's side kick panel), I found some more carpet pieces to go with the car. In addition to the front trunk tan carpet kit, I totally forgot that I had also purchased a tan rear trunk carpet and matching tan headliner for the targa top
Still looking for the kick panel piece - where the F did I put it
Also, including the flexible sheath and pulley assembly for the original clutch cable in case Bill wants to convert back from the hydraulic system
I'm going to try out the hydraulic system. This car has some great upgrades from stock and is an excellent platform to try new technologies on. I may have to experiment with A/C as well!
Well then, I'll toss box with the condenser/fan unit in the trunk ... it's the only component I still have from the old A/C system.
Mark, Mark, Mark. Your going to miss her.
Yeah, I know ... but just like breaking up with old girlfriends, I'll survive.
We still have the '71, and although it won't be as much of a hot rod as the 'BB', it'll be another great car when it's all back together.
https://dannmar.com/
I sold it to Mark but I do not have anymore.
Company is in Moorpark CA.
Bob B
wow sir Mark no more 914 for you also! hope both of us can get one again later!
ooops wait your wife still have her white 914!
No worries, Noel ... we still have this one
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=/u3Yn_HlIWsM
Well, we've got an empty nest here now. Danny from the transport carrier came by a half-hour ago and the 'BB' is on the way to SC as we speak
A bittersweet moment for sure, watching it being driven away
But on the bright side, now I can go pick up 'Eileen' (Westfalia) with her new 2.1L Wasserboxer motor ... I'll temporarily park her up on the lift and have AAA transport my wife's '99 Beetle here (park it on the lower rung), so's I can work on the overheating issue before taking it to AZ to live out the rest of it's life.
Bill, enjoy the hell out of that car. The BB will always be the BB. Nice to keep names so we all know what car it is.
Bob B
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