Took a look at a craigslist car today, Strange (to me at least), Bumblebee? Options

[tornik550]

I was looking around craigslist last night and saw that someone was having a garage sale today and they had a 914 for sale. I decided to stop by and take a look. It was cool looking (of coarse- its a 914). The lady didn't know a whole lot about it.

I thought that it was somewhat interesting because of the paint scheme. It looks kind of like a reverse bumblebee. The car was clearly repainted at some point and I figured that the person just tried to make it look like a L.E.

I was wondering if Porsche had a factory option in 74 that gave the car a similar paint scheme as the L.E. models. This car yellow, yellow bumpers, yellow pedrinis, 2.0l. the sails are black but it was painted black.

What does everyone think- just a look a like?

I told the lady that I would post it on here to see if we could get the car a nice home. I posted it in the classified section.

http://www.914world.com/bbs2/index.php?showtopic=110357

Here is a pic however there are more on the above link. Also, could someone please enter the vin into the database. I searched and it wasn't listed. 4742914665

[tornik550]

The car had a black L.E. front spoiler.

The wheel wells are definitely black.

When I saw that the sail was painted black, my first impression was that the black sail color was the original color and the yellow was added later. THis was before I thought of the possibility of being a L.E.

I should say that now is not really a good time for me to get another car so I am not very interested. It is still fun to wonder.

I know that it is impossible to tell if a car is L.E. just form looking at it. This one seems strange because there are so many similarities to the L.E. models. Are there any ways to tell for sure if it is an L.E. other than getting a COA? COA's are $100 or so and I don't own the car. I did email the owner and ask her to look up the paint code. I figure that with all the similarities, if it has the l041 code then it must be a bumblebee.