Or is it purgatory?
http://www.sebastian-saamen.de/914grab.htm

He might have a shipping problem for most of us....

It depresses me seeing these

Jeez what a waste. What's the story?

The story? If I pay shipping, that guy has a space for my car.




M

QUOTE (redshift @ Mar 25 2005, 08:15 PM)

The story? If I pay shipping, that guy has a space for my car. M

if you pay shipping, I have a space for your car......

Damn I wish I had access to that yard. There's alot of stuff that looks pretty good.

Look at this fender, it looks pretty nice:


Or this dash:

Wow! Those look just like midwest 914s.

The ammount of rust on those things remind me of home.

QUOTE (bd1308 @ Mar 25 2005, 10:26 PM)

if you pay shipping, I have a space for your car......

Suffer with me, it's more fun.


M

Rust makes me sad.

QUOTE (jd74914 @ Mar 25 2005, 06:28 PM)

Damn I wish I had access to that yard. There's alot of stuff that looks pretty good.

I agree. How about a set of Euro spec turn signals?

The blue flared car looks to have steel flares and had a 6 oil tank.... I wonder what the history behind that car is.... How sad!

What's the big deal? Just computer generated pictures. Just remember for every one car saved, 100 bite it....

where's the weeping smiley? that place makes baby jesus cry.

Most of the stuff that looks 'useable' is fairly inexpensive... that dash pic is misleading... look at the sag in the middle...

Euro signal lenses (front) are cheap..

NOTHING TO SEE HERE PEOPLE, MOVE ALONG.



M

QUOTE (redshift @ Mar 25 2005, 07:25 PM)

Most of the stuff that looks 'useable' is fairly inexpensive... that dash pic is misleading... look at the sag in the middle... Euro signal lenses (front) are cheap.. NOTHING TO SEE HERE PEOPLE, MOVE ALONG. M

How about those targa tops?

QUOTE (D-Jet @ Mar 25 2005, 06:59 PM)

QUOTE (jd74914 @ Mar 25 2005, 06:28 PM) Damn I wish I had access to that yard. There's alot of stuff that looks pretty good. I agree. How about a set of Euro spec turn signals?

Well based on this .....

>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

Bilder vom Samstag dem 12.03.2005. Wie man sehen kann liegt hier oben Schnee. Der Gelbe 914er von oben (in den Sträuchern) steht inzwischen vor der Halle und ich muss sagen, obwol er schon so lange da vor sich hin gammelt ist er verhältnissmäßig wenig verrostet!

Viel Spaß beim gucken der Bilder!
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ALL the stuff IS euro spec.....

Come on... if there is one latch in that bunch that will last longer than the broke one you got already...



How many tops does one need?


M

QUOTE (redshift @ Mar 25 2005, 07:35 PM)

Come on... if there is one latch in that bunch that will last longer than the broke one you got already... How many tops does one need? M

A smooth one painted same colour as the car and a stock one.

QUOTE (mack914 @ Mar 26 2005, 04:16 AM)

What's the big deal?  Just computer generated pictures.

nope, that's all real
I know the guy who took this photos
it shows a private yard in Germany

The windshields are worth something.

Hello Gustl,

thanks. Well...I am the guy who took these photos. Sometimes I look at the yard, where I made the photos and then I always have to take photos of the cars. My father often bought parts there for his 75' 914, ten years ago.

Have fun

Sebastian

QUOTE (sebastian-914fan @ Apr 4 2005, 08:16 PM)

Hello Gustl, tanks. Well...I am the guy who took these photos. Sometimes I look at the yard, where I made the photos and then I always have to take photos of the cars. My father often bought parts there for his 75' 914, ten years ago. Have fun Sebastian

Hi Sebastian
cool to meet you here - I'd say this is the right place for all real 914 fans

Viel mehr los als im PFF

Austrian greetings to Germany

So what was the original paint color for the blue one??
White, Red, Blue, Yellow, rust...........

That is some serious rust on some of those.

Looks familiar. There is a fellow in my area with over 50 rusted out hulks of 914s in his yard. All sorry busted ass cars with weeds growing through them. He has a few prime restoration worthy cars he keeps in a barn but they are practically all chrome yellow. He has a parts business but hasn't hit the internet yet. Best way to deal with him is walk in, find the part you need and make a cash deal (don't bring too much cash) Otherwise he is opening up the Porsche parts pricing and saying "weeellllll, brand new from Porsche this part is 8 million dollars".

QUOTE (rick 918-S @ Mar 25 2005, 07:10 PM)

The blue flared car looks to have steel flares and had a 6 oil tank.... I wonder what the history behind that car is.... How sad!

Sad to see a 914 like that in a place like that in a state like that.

QUOTE (Toast @ Apr 4 2005, 12:36 PM)

So what was the original paint color for the blue one?? White, Red, Blue, Yellow, rust...........  :wacko: That is some serious rust on some of those.

hmm....i think the original color was yellow. I think I will soon take a look again at the yard an also at the car!
The Story i know about the car is that it got there before 2 Years with a big (rear)tail spoiler. In the last 12 months it got very apart built. I think I will make some Pics soon.

@Gustl: Thanks very much. Well I'm a 914fan since my birthday, so I think im very good placed here. It's a good oportunity to improve my english

German greetings to Austria

QUOTE (sebastian-914fan @ Apr 4 2005, 01:04 PM)

It's a good oportunity to improve my english

Herzlich Willkommen, Sebastian!

we love pictures, even the sad ones ...


Schöne Grüße aus dem sonnigen Kalifornien!
Andy

QUOTE (rick 918-S @ Mar 25 2005, 07:10 PM)

The blue flared car looks to have steel flares and had a 6 oil tank.... I wonder what the history behind that car is.... How sad!

It looks like a 914-6 but it is not. It's a 914-4.

Translation from Bablefish:
"Pictures of Saturday that 12.03.2005. As one to see can is appropriate for snow here above. The yellow one 914er from above (in the bushes) stands in the meantime before resounds and I must say, obwol it before itself gammelt it rusted relationship-moderately little already so for a long time there! Much fun with look the pictures!"

"...Before itself gammelt it rusted relationship...." Indeed!!!

QUOTE (sebastian-914fan @ Apr 4 2005, 01:04 PM)

@Gustl: Thanks very much. Well I'm a 914fan since my birthday, so I think im very good placed here.  :trophy: It's a good oportunity to improve my english  :) German greetings to Austria  :D

Gootentag Sebastian, I have a german car!, and a japonese car. My "best man" lives with his lovely german wife in lovely south-west Germany.

QUOTE (Dave Eddy @ Apr 18 2005, 01:39 PM)

Translation from Bablefish: "Pictures of Saturday that 12.03.2005. As one to see can is appropriate for snow here above. The yellow one 914er from above (in the bushes) stands in the meantime before resounds and I must say, obwol it before itself gammelt it rusted relationship-moderately little already so for a long time there! Much fun with look the pictures!" "...Before itself gammelt it rusted relationship...." Indeed!!!

Well...pretty nice translation

The meaning of "gammeln" is "to stand" or to be there!

Thanks for your welcome. South West Germany is really pretty!

I will try to get new pics on Saturday this week!

The Chassis nummber of the blue flared car, looking like a 914-6, is 477....

QUOTE (sebastian-914fan @ Apr 19 2005, 08:58 PM)

The Chassis nummber of the blue flared car, looking like a 914-6, is 477....

Hey Sebastian, are you sure about the VIN?

this would be a sensational rare '77 model

Hey sebastian.
My father sent me this from Germany last week. Any of it sound farmiliar?

"On to Lake Titisee by way of Austria, Leichenstein and Zurich, Switzerland. It was a full days job and arriving in Titisee we found our reservation to be a quaint B&B complete with indoor pool, steam bath and sauna. Unfortunately none of us had a bathing suit. The lake is a small one, but as our landlord described it, romantic. We managed to get some pictures which I hope show reflections in the very calm surface. The town was small, and very tourist oriented....lots of little shops featuring local produce.cuckoo clocks and nicnacs. For me,breakfast was a grand event...European syle with fruit, breads, cheese, meats, cereals and great coffee."

Other than Paris, they are having a good time.

Do all the rubber bumper covers pucker like these pictured? What do you do about it? Anyone?

QUOTE (Gustl B @ Apr 19 2005, 12:20 PM)

QUOTE (sebastian-914fan @ Apr 19 2005, 08:58 PM) The Chassis nummber of the blue flared car, looking like a 914-6, is 477.... Hey Sebastian, are you sure about the VIN? this would be a sensational rare '77 model

Sorry, gustl. was my fault.
It means 47...

QUOTE (sebastian-914fan @ Apr 20 2005, 10:30 AM)

Sorry, gustl. was my fault. It means 47...

never mind - just fun

How sad !!! Waste !!!

What are you talking about !! You have sawzall-partys there and nearly rust free cars for our point of view

my eyes and heart both hurt from seeing this...

that blue car could have been saved a few years ago...

QUOTE (Dave Eddy @ Apr 19 2005, 05:59 PM)

...Other than Paris, they are having a good time.

Same thing my Dad said when he did a "Euro-tour" with his friend from Amsterdam....everything's cool until they find out you're American

QUOTE (sebastian-914fan @ Apr 20 2005, 01:30 AM)

QUOTE (Gustl B @ Apr 19 2005, 12:20 PM) QUOTE (sebastian-914fan @ Apr 19 2005, 08:58 PM) The Chassis nummber of the blue flared car, looking like a 914-6, is 477.... Hey Sebastian, are you sure about the VIN? this would be a sensational rare '77 model Sorry, gustl. was my fault. It means 47...

he noch än pälzer im ami-forum .

Hallo Sebastian, willkommen im Club.
Bin aus Frankenthal. Wenn meine Baustelle mal wieder fährt könnte man sich mal treffen?!

Gruss aus Frankenthal

Got new Pics!

http://www.sebastian-saamen.de/Grab/gallery.html

4702908279
She's a 1.7L

Is that a 914 sign on the front of the place up high?

@Dave Eddy: Right

@Garland: Yes