No affiliation, but several folks looking for 73-74 914 2.0s have asked me in the past about this one, which is NOT what LemonFree advertisement says!

In fact, it's a highly modified V-8 conversion with a Chalon or similar slant nose, roll bar removed & other extensive mods. Nothing wrong with this type of a mod-teen - but they should advertise it as such, & not as a "New" 1973 914 for $17,500!!!

I Googled for the dealership & found this link from their inventory & the LemonFree link below those 2:
http://www.autofind.com/dealer/details/841...00004742018454/
http://www.5pointsautocenter.com/
http://www.lemonfree.com/e6ac641adce21f184...251.html=228199

After seeing these pix of it, I realized it was one which had been advertised online since 2009, often coming up in a 1973 914 2.0L FS cars search, so it's sitting around for some reason - other than it looks tired at the interior & not a particularly "clean" conversion & resto job!

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Gotta love the rust "repair" cover up they did in the rear trunk ...

Then VIN falls within the LE range.

classy bodywork on that.
Look at how aero dynamic the deck lid meets the rear trunk lid....brilliant.
The air scoop on the top may have taken years to design and test.

Rich

on tacky engine cover & "scoop" & rear trunk cover-up,

... as well as a poor fitting ashtray & some huge cracks on dash, door inner panels look like they used upholstery tacks for old style living room sofas to put it on, the cheapo black dye is wearing off what look to be 71 MY tan seat material, tacky center console & 2 gauges, holes in the rear trunk forward bulkhead compromises stiffness on a now heavier V8 914, black paint on the rear fascia instead of a nice reflector or paint & 914-V8 badge or something, etc. etc., etc.

PS - in fact, judging by the front end/bumper & headlights, it looks more like a full front end clip from a 924 or 944 - rather than a 914 front end!!??

That poor thing needs to be put down. Seriously.

That is a POS with a red paint job...

Steering wheel looks like it has been sitting outside for a couple years.

I think we've been doing a pretty good job of "putting it down" Michael!

And this PA blue suede shoes used car dealer wants $17,500!

I saw Lebonan, PA in the title and got hopeful (purely on distance of car).

Why did I have to look at that poor thing? :/