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> Whos looking for a correct 914-6 motor?, NMNA ... Anyone looking for #6404466
2mAn
post May 30 2022, 12:05 PM
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https://www.dodiauto.com/details/used-1980-...he-911/85330546

According to Pelican Parts

"a 640xxxx serial with a 101.3R case half should be a 1970 2.0 914/6 engine case."

Seller was all over the place when I asked him questions about the motor, first saying it was a 2.0 than it was a 3.0.
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post May 30 2022, 02:15 PM
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QUOTE(2mAn @ May 30 2022, 02:05 PM) *

https://www.dodiauto.com/details/used-1980-...he-911/85330546

According to Pelican Parts

"a 640xxxx serial with a 101.3R case half should be a 1970 2.0 914/6 engine case."

Seller was all over the place when I asked him questions about the motor, first saying it was a 2.0 than it was a 3.0.



If you spoke with Dodi that sounds about right. Clarified now as from a 1980 SC, if it's not stuck the price isn't ridiculous for a decent case.

Thanks for the link, it was kinda fun to go through his current inventory. Never missed a chance to stop by there whenever we went to the Historics... a guilty pleasure. Like a two-beer lunch at a greasy spoon.
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post May 31 2022, 08:32 AM
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Given the placement of the serial number, this appears to be a 914/6 engine. Cast iron cylinders and the 1969 date stamp on the heads are clues. Later 3.0 engines were also given a "640" prefix so this may be confusing things, but this is clearly an earlier engine, based on what's observable from the outside.

Anyone looking for #6404466 ?

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post Jun 1 2022, 02:03 PM
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QUOTE(Retroracer @ May 31 2022, 06:32 AM) *

Given the placement of the serial number, this appears to be a 914/6 engine. Cast iron cylinders and the 1969 date stamp on the heads are clues. Later 3.0 engines were also given a "640" prefix so this may be confusing things, but this is clearly an earlier engine, based on what's observable from the outside.

Anyone looking for #6404466 ?

- Tony

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Clearly a 6 bolt crank as well. The seller not very Porsche informed?
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post Jun 2 2022, 08:37 AM
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This engine would have come out of a 914/6 with a VIN between 914.043.0700 and 914.043.0800 (most likely)
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post Jun 3 2022, 07:44 PM
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Definitely a 914/6 engine , easy to tell from the location of the serial number. No doubt.
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Can’t think all of you enough incredible community always has been for the time. I first started with you people unfortunately I had some health problems. I’ve been away for sometime. I’m going to put the Engine up for sale. If anybody has any idea of someone in the need of it please let me know or what kind of value I should put on it. Thank you everyone!
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