fyi on e bay VIN # 4742915039, mahle wheels. is this an LE?

Definitely looks like one but I don't know about the blue interior.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/WHITE-W-BLU...=item4a9cf13b3d

VIN seems to be right in the range on Bowlsby's site.

The Ad says "Special Edition".
It's white with red stripes and rockers and has mahle wheels. It's a '74 and the VIN falls within the known range of LE's.


I think the chances are pretty good this is a creamsicle ...
Andy

Someone should buy it and turn it into an ice cream truck. It can be the first creamsicle-dispensing creamsicle.

And it even has air, how nice.

If only I was looking for a project car!

Snyder. Right in the heart of West Texas. Any members out there that might give it a once over? Not for me but it might help someone make the decision to bid and save another one.

Possible original factory valance. Don't see many 914 with the raised white letterings on the tires. I wonder how long it has been off the road.

A picture so this thread makes sense if anyone ever digs it back up.

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Looks like it was pinstriped as well!

Wow, it's in the middle of BF Tejas.

"Miles from Nowhere"

That car could get someone in deep for sure! or be a real LE...

I keep looking at the pics in the ad. Have to say, I am loving the combination of the LE valances with white-letter tires.

with one caveat: it has to be a cool tire name in white letters like "Dunlap" vs "Rallye GTX"

I don't know, maybe I'm too old but does that interior look blue? Have you ever seen a 914 w/ a blue interior, anywhere?

I bet the pix makes it look blue, that and the age of the interior. I don't think anyone that long ago (based on the pic) would intentionally convert a car to look like an LE; if anything, they would convert from LE to "normal" trim.