1970 914/6 FS Options

[Cal]

Here's a nice looking 6 for sale on EBay with a very cool original color plaid interior.....I've never seen an interior like this on a 6 before. Looks like a great price if the miles and description is correct. The owner had it listed with a BIN price of $60K.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/322012653630?ssPag...&rmvSB=true

[lostreasure]

Please refer to the 1970 Porsche 914 color chart for a list of all materials available for 914-6 there you will see a light tan vinyl and dog teeth fabric (code)33

[Tom_T]

Please refer to the 1970 Porsche 914 color chart for a list of all materials available for 914-6 there you will see a light tan vinyl and dog teeth fabric (code)33

PSS - I added pix of the interior sample from the 1970 brochure & the interior of this 914-6, all stacked with the 1970 P+A magazine ad showing that interior color - to correct my inaccurate info above.

So I stand corrected on my interior color comments above.

Losttreasure -

Can please you post pix of your 1970 color sample chart pages for both paints & interior fabrics on here, so that Jeff Bowlsby can add them to his 914 website.
^-- PS - Thanx!

Jeff is missing 70 MY info on there, & can pull the pix off of here if that's okay with you.

I've never seen a 914 in that pale of a Beige/Tan even back in the day, when I drooled over them at the dealers as a HS Sr. & college student.

PS - I did a look around & re-found this Porsche ad below, with what looks like this #33 Light Tan color - that I'd thought was just off color rendering from the camera taking the picture of a "normal" Beige interior. Since it's not on the 71 fabrics, it must have been a 1 year & very low volume color produced.

Pic of a 1970 MY Porsche+Audi magazine ad:


Pic from the evil-bay ad for this 914-6:


Sample from the 1970 Chart at the next post below:
(IMG:http://www.914world.com/bbs2/uploads/post-2212-1390761860.jpg)
(IMG:http://www.914world.com/bbs2/uploads/post-2212-1390761869.jpg)
(IMG:http://www.914world.com/bbs2/uploads/post-2212-1390761849_thumb.jpg)

However, I still think it's a good idea on any car with a 5-digit odometer (or 6-7 digits) to get full documentation to support the mileage shown; as well as to try to figure out where the car was first sold & how the later series CA blue/yellow plate got on there.

TIA
Tom
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