My 914 2.0 1976 for sale Options

[gturner008]

https://www.elferspot.com/en/search/series/914/

So I’ve (with a heavy heart) decided to try and sell my 914.

All the details and 110 photos are in the Elferspot listing.

$74,950 US.

39k miles. One former owner. Mint. Totally original. Unmarked throughout.

A lot of money - I grant you. But it’s right up there with the best available.

If it does not sell - I’ll be very happy to keep it.

I’ve spend many many days and weeks detailing it and getting it 100% spot on.

Wish me luck. It’s the white 2.0.

[rhodyguy]

Quite the discussion in a FS ad. So much for posted rules. Remember not to EVER make any profit if you ever sell your house (or anything else for that matter). Sell it for what you paid for it.

[914Next]

Quite the discussion in a FS ad. So much for posted rules. Remember not to EVER make any profit if you ever sell your house (or anything else for that matter). Sell it for what you paid for it.

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I don't know the seller or the car but I give him quite a bit of credit for having the patience to put up with some of the comments here. Thanks for keeping a cool head. Frankly I don't see "flipper". I see a guy who was smart enough to go after a car that many of us passed by on BAT (still don't understand how this one topped out at 18k there) bought the car, was fascinated with it's originality, explored that with others here, cleaned the car up and is attempting to now sell it. While I don't think he'll get anywhere close to $75k, why the hell should he not go for whatever her can get? Those who say he should take just a reasonable profit over what he paid so that the next owner can realize any additional profit truly make no sense. Come on guys....give this guy a break. Let's all appreciate what appears to be a really nice car and wish him well with the sale.

To the seller: I agree with the other person who suggested you go back to BAT. With the right pics and presented in the right way, I see this car possibly bringing $40-45k+ assuming some of the questions being raised can be addressed.