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> Picked up a 75 914 widebody, Engine swap
itsmichaeldaniel
post Dec 6 2022, 09:05 PM
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Steel fenders.
Hell of a project
Clean body
Rolling shell


I plan to do a V8 swap and pickup a motor/transaxle setup style out of a sand car.

I am on a tight budget

Nice to meet u all (IMG:style_emoticons/default/beerchug.gif)


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post Dec 9 2022, 06:27 PM
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Steel fenders.
Hell of a project
Clean body
Rolling shell


I plan to do a V8 swap and pickup a motor/transaxle setup style out of a sand car.

I am on a tight budget

Nice to meet u all (IMG:style_emoticons/default/beerchug.gif)


Welcome. I have a rather complete fresh 215 c.i. (0.030 over) aluminum Buick V8 conversion package that might interest you. I also have a 1975 stock L-Jet 1.8 liter Type IV and a side shift 901 that could work in your build if you decide to go down a different path. Not sand rail stuff but the V8 might put out 240+ Hp and weigh less than 50 lb more than the Type IV. I'm sure you will enjoy the 914 addiction, as we all do.
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