Thinking of selling the teener, 3 years of domination is enough... |
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Thinking of selling the teener, 3 years of domination is enough... |
porsche735 |
Oct 24 2003, 06:14 PM
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Member Group: Members Posts: 189 Joined: 10-January 03 From: Los Altos, CA Member No.: 127 |
So, after running in the BP class for going on 7 years with the same car, I think it is time to move on. We are about 5 seconds faster in this car than our next nearest competitior and we want to move to some competition. If I am going to race against my dad, I can do it in another class just as easily....
Here are the car's stats: 1973 914 2.0L Buttonwillow track record (within 1 second of track record at Thunderhill (both directions) and Laguna Seca on Kumho Victoracers!!!) 4 1st place seasons 2 2nd place seasons http://www.pca-ggr.org/ttresults.html We just finished rebuilding the engine and installing a "real" front mounted oil cooler. General car info: Rust Free Fresh rebuild with everything "done right" All internals balanced, head cc'ed, oil galleys ported, high volume oil pump, oil plugs threaded, heads reworked with oversized valve seats and new sodium filled valves/guides. No oil leaks. Kerry Hunter Headers with both Supertrapp and "Laguna Seca muffler" setup Bored throttle body Modified air intake Rebuilt dizzy and new vaccum canister Bowlsby FI harness Fresh clutch Fresh synchros in trans New 1st gear slider and reverse idler in trans New shift linkage bushings including bronze rear Braided brake hoses Brake proportioning valve Rebuilt calipers (3 years) Porterfield Brakes (with extra set F/R) Custom front airdam with brake cooling hoses Rebuilt/bronze bushed pedal cluster with new throttle pedal Short shift kit with sprung centering Custom front oil cooler with AN-12 lines and thermostat Moved fuel pump to front Plastic suspension bushings Chassis stiffening kit (done right) Inner suspension mount stiffening to fire wall Rear 180 lb springs Front 23 mm hollow torsion bars Front 23 mm Weltmeister adjustable drop link sway bar Turbo tie rods and rack spacer Momo steering wheel and shift knob Roll bar Harness bar 2 sets of 5 point harnesses (1 new) External engine cutoff switch Custom flared fenders New front windshield Corner balanced and race aligned 15x6 Panasports with Victoracers (1 event) Other spare parts....fuel pump, throttle/clutch cables, etc. I also have a "new" re-geared transmission and another set of Panos (with lovely corded rubber on them) selling separately... What do you think I should ask? I will be putting on eBay soon.... Chris Attached image(s) |
brant |
Oct 25 2003, 01:40 PM
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914 Wizard Group: Members Posts: 11,641 Joined: 30-December 02 From: Colorado Member No.: 47 Region Association: Rocky Mountains |
A couple of -4 race cars have listed on ebay lately and gone pretty cheaply.
A guy I know named David in Kansas has a similar car to you with 5 bolts on it and a fairly fresh motor... He is asking 10K and has been holding out for 15months now. I've seen 3 local cars that were also similar bring their price down about 3000 before they sold.. started around 11k. Its shitty that there just is not a market for production class or street based 914 race cars. A clean street car will go for about 1200 less than a race car like yours that has an extra 8000 invested in it. I'm not trying to come off as negative. I was in your postition last year... trying to decide what to do with my -4 race car. I came to the realization that I would probably only get 8500 for it even though (like yours) I had spent a ton more than that. Being the cheapskate that I am. I sold off all of the race parts for a higher percentage of what they cost and am building it back into a street car. As a street car it will probably only sell for the 1500 difference than it would have as a race car, and I sold off 4K worth of motor and race parts to cover my labor. $.02 brant |
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