Dad's car comes home. '71 914, Kid who never got to drive the '14 will get the chance with your help. |
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Dad's car comes home. '71 914, Kid who never got to drive the '14 will get the chance with your help. |
kmwvmarip |
Apr 9 2012, 09:44 PM
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Karl M. Group: Members Posts: 74 Joined: 9-April 12 From: Mariposa, California Member No.: 14,354 Region Association: Central California |
My Dad bought this car in the late mid-80s and it had and has since lead a pampered life. It has been garaged always.
He moved to the east coast and during a visit he asked if I wanted it. I never got to drive it and have had a bunch of really fun memories in it. My sentimentality has gotten the best of me and I said that I would take it. It has not been started and driven in about 10 years. I just cant wait to take it for a spin. Aside from a few very minor door dings, it is in primo condition. He is going to buy a flatbed trailer and drag it out to Calif this summer. I know, awesome, right? What threads or suggestions do you have to get this thing running again? Any threads of note? What things would you do to give it a once over? Dad bought lots of parts thinking of the future and is coming with lots and lots of stuff including shop manuals. Car is stock and original. Sage advice is appreciated--this will be a learning experience as I am not super motor minded. |
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