 1972 and 1973 914s for sale, solid 72 with 73 parts car |
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| yorkkars |
 Mar 6 2014, 06:20 AM
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I'm new here ... Group: Members Posts: 0 Joined: 6-March 14 From: southern Maine Member No.: 17,081 Region Association: None  |
selling as a pair, the 72 is solid and very restorable, the 73 is rusty. the motor is stock on the 72, but the 73 is running with a weber carb and 125 compression all around. it is out and ready to go in. No sideshift tranny.
I bought these to support another restoration that has been sold. letting go reasonable so someone could build a car and not wanting to scrap. located an hour from Boston. $1000 for everything   |
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