Sure, it's got 'creamsicle paint' but the VIN is left blank and there's no supporting information. Is this listed by anyone here?
Creamsicle Paint
Full Version: Creamsicle? on ebay
That car again? 
If I was going to guess I would say NO. Styled steel wheel looks like it has never hit the ground (original limited edition had molys) no annodized rear roll bar chrome, guy SAYS "creamsickle paint" which tells us he knows what he is talking about, even has another 914 parked next to it, and finally the black side stripes!!!!!
Love that interior color (NOT)
Love that interior color (NOT)
You should note that the ad says "creamsical paint", but nowhere does it claim to be an authentic Creamsicle.
"1974 porsche 914 creamsical paint, profesional restoration,no rust, air condition not working, tires are great,leather seats, no cracks on the dash, drives great, cd player."
Eric
"1974 porsche 914 creamsical paint, profesional restoration,no rust, air condition not working, tires are great,leather seats, no cracks on the dash, drives great, cd player."
Eric
QUOTE(ericread @ Mar 31 2010, 10:29 AM) 
You should note that the ad says "creamsical paint", but nowhere does it claim to be an authentic Creamsicle.
"1974 porsche 914 creamsical paint, profesional restoration,no rust, air condition not working, tires are great,leather seats, no cracks on the dash, drives great, cd player."
Eric
That's exactly how I labeled the link. "Creamsicle Paint". Also, right below the ebay title is this line of description:Restored porsche 914 creamsical
Maybe the misspelling of creamsicle should be a tipoff
QUOTE(KELTY360 @ Mar 31 2010, 10:47 AM)
Maybe the misspelling of creamsicle should be a tipoff
That was a first indicator...
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