So i was just wondering. My first 914 was the second car i ever owned. It was a 71 car painted olive green. (there cant be that many olive cars ) It was a real piece of work. I believe it had a 1.7 with dual 34ict carbs. It was a whole heap of problems, and i sold it because i couldnt handle it back then. It was before i found you guys and it was my only car, not easy to work on.

I sold it to a guy who worked for NASA about 7 years ago. I drove it to his garage in washington D.C.

Then about 2 years ago, i saw it on ebay or craigslist with different wheels on it, listed with another car. It was right near me in PA. It must have followed me

I was kinda thinking it got the Axe.

Anybody seen it????

OH MY GOD.....



I found a thread from 2005 with my first 914 in it

http://www.914world.com/bbs2/index.php?sho...=rasta&st=0

I did a search for rasta

Say what you want, you wont hurt my feelings, me and that car went through a lot togeather. But looking back on it now....

Ya mon!

It's the ole "It's your car, do what you want to it" so I won't slam your car (so you won't slam mine). Did you look in the 914 Info for the VIN? Maybe the new owner registered it here...

Damn, I thought "pimp my ride" didn't start until years later.

Wow. For the car's sake I hope someone replaced the interior. Other than that I like the color.

I bet that interior smells like Lavender.

You spelled "pot" wrong.

Well done bandi!

I still own my first 914. Well, parts of it anyway.

I would like to know what happened to my 1st too.

71, Blue, Ford V8, sold to a guy in San Jose.

Good hunting!

Ronald MacDonald.....but the Hamburglar stole it !

The owner who started the 2005 thread (and hasn't been online since 2005, BTW), registered this VIN: 4732902826

http://www.914world.com/bbs2/index.php?act...amp;viewid=8594

But I thought Joseph said it was a '71?

Patchouli

My sister would dig that if she had a little tray to stick her incense.

Jah , rastamon!

Did you dig the roaches out of the ashtray before you sold it?

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