This is an extremely clean 74 2.0, motor rebuilt less than 1000 miles ago. Triad dual outlet exhaust,All stock injection. Runs and drives great. Everything works. Dashpad has no cracks. Door panels have not been cut for speakers. Seals are all good. All glass is in excellent condition. Original carpet in excellent condition. New Kenwood CD receiver. Factory cloth seats, excellent condition. Battery tray has been replaced, needs touch up. New Toyo tires, on Fuchs 2.0 wheels. CAMP 914 Pilot driving lites,front trunk shox, and euro front turn signal kit and lenses. 74500 miles Calif desert car.

SALE PENDING Call CRAIG at 503-799-5794

How do you ever find these gems?? Free bump.

Nice looking car

I purcashed this car from Rod LeBraque 4 years ago, and sold it to a fellow in Seattle. He called a week ago and said that he wanted to sell it.
So here it is.
Craig at CAMP

It's a nice car, pretty much what I would be looking for, but oh man. 914's sure have gotten spendy!

Dan read the fine print, OBO, make me an offer. So, what have you been up to...??

Working, finishing school, new job last year......kid is driving now. Bought him an E36. Friggen spoiled little....I mean, good kid.

Well, I have a few G's set aside, certainly not enough to buy a 914 of that caliber. I guess if you wanted an early Box I could swap. You'd probably make out on the better end of the deal.

I really want to hold out for my purple 914 I did all that welding on. The inner long kit, the bars I put in the engine bay, the SSI's. It turned into a really great driver.

I like this white one though. Tempting to throw my Box on the sale block. I'd have mulah left over to put all that welding into it. But oh man, the labor.

Age has made me lazy. I don't want to work on them as much as drive them.

I'm on the fence. If I decide to off my Box, maybe I'll come down, see what you have and put a deposit on something?

New Price $8900. OBO

Craig, the potential buyers name wouldn't happen to be Ed would it? I mentioned this car to a couple guys up here who really perked up when I described it to them. - Dan