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Aug 4 2026, 12:41 PM
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Newbie ![]() Group: Members Posts: 16 Joined: 20-December 14 From: San Francisco Member No.: 18,241 Region Association: None |
1970 Porsche 914 Targa. The car features a stock fuel-injected *matching numbers* 1.7L Type 4 engine coupled to a factory 5-speed manual transmission. This is a very early car made in 1969 with the vent in the middle of the dashboard - those are getting rare. #886 of all 914s ever made!
It's also pleasantly stock down to the original Blaupunkt radio and Lemmerz wheels. One older repaint in original Lemon Yellow (L11E). Most importantly - no rust. Both the rear trunk and hell hole are extremely solid (see pics). Recent work includes new hoses, fluids, engine + transmission reseal + top end rebuild, along with general clean up and electric system overhaul. Starts nicely, runs well, has excellent power and stops like it should and no oil leaks! Transmission shifts well with a good clutch take up. Overall, the car is in very good condition. Interior is clean and fully functional while the top does the job well. Chrome is good too. The engine is very strong with leakdown over 95% on all cylinders. I can provide videos of each test upon request. The car is located in San Francisco, California. Inspections are welcome. Clean title in hand! Pics and videos available upon request. Attached thumbnail(s) |
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