A friend sent me an email regarding this 914-6. The car was recently sold in South Carolina to a Calif. buyer. The new buyer is claiming it to be a real GT.
Anyone familiar with the 914-6.
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Full Version: 914-6 GT ? Anyone familiar with this car
can't tell you anything without VIN ...
but I don't think it's an original GT
but I don't think it's an original GT
Gaglione would know. Do you know the serial number? That would tell all. The best this could be is a modified M-471 but these cars are so historic I cannot imagine anyone replacing the chrome bumpers and wheels with what is on the car now!
Real GT CONVERSION ???
The bottom pic shows Calif. plates.
I will see if I can get the VIN.
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I will see if I can get the VIN.
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Did the 72 914/6s come with a moveable passenger seat?
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Did the 72 914/6s come with a moveable passenger seat?
Yes, they did.
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Did the 72 914/6s come with a moveable passenger seat?
excellent observation. With that it would have to be a 72 and therefore european non export version. With all of the mods and the amber front lenses and the fact that only eight 72 gts were made, it is most probably a conversion
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Yes, they did.
ut-oh... Mark's back to talking to himself again
If this was an original GT I doubt the owner would let his kid climb around in it. See 2nd pic!
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