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914 score of the Century, The investigation begins |
dcheek |
Feb 6 2017, 08:19 AM
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Senior Member Group: Members Posts: 691 Joined: 30-May 06 From: Westfield, New Jersey Member No.: 6,103 |
A very good friend on mine scored what I think could be deal of the century. He is a VW collector and has restored/modified many air cooled VW's over the years. He is not that familiar with Porsches and has asked me to give him advise as to what he has purchased and what he should do with it.
I got a call this past Sunday that he purchased a Porsche 914- 6 from an estate for $1000.00 !!! Of course, the first question I asked was what the serial number was to determine if it was a real "6". Turns out that it was a '74 converted to a "6". From the pictures it looks like it has an early naturally aspired 911 motor. My question is where is the serial number on the motor? We are curious as to how old the motor is and determine what the displacement could be. The motor does turn and there is no outward signs of rust including the Hell Hole. Tomorrow I will accompany him to inspect further and take some more pictures. I would like to find the engine number at that time. Dave Attached image(s) |
sixnotfour |
Feb 17 2017, 03:20 PM
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914 Wizard Group: Members Posts: 10,406 Joined: 12-September 04 From: Life Elevated..planet UT. Member No.: 2,744 Region Association: Rocky Mountains |
the car has all 914-6 parts for the conversion , OG done back east then Jon bought it.
brought to Seattle, Mike Crandall bought the 2.0 914-6 engine that was in it, yes it is a 2.4 but not by numbers motor specs 2.4 S spec heads new guides valve job 2.2 E pistons E cams std crank resized rods oil bypass mod Lightened flywheel Balanced new rings, bearings,rod bolts,chains,gaskets. Jon miles on motor ? probably 3k on motor ? QUOTE People with '73.5 CIS cars would love to have those heads! I have a local friend that has one and it's a cool oddball engine. wow really I have a bunch of those heads and some nos pistons |
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