Frankvw
Apr 15 2016, 02:14 PM
Hi all. Saw this 914 on ebay
201560695099 a 1971 Indian red 1.7
high mileage (238000) but looks well cared for.
the wheels might be not everybody his/her favourite item on this car, but what is your opinion on this 914 ? Or maybe this is a 914world member that is selling this Porsche?
thanks in advance for your time and feedback.
frank
rjames
Apr 15 2016, 02:26 PM
QUOTE(Frankvw @ Apr 15 2016, 01:14 PM)
Hi all. Saw this 914 on ebay
201560695099 a 1971 Indian red 1.7
high mileage (238000) but looks well cared for.
the wheels might be not everybody his/her favourite item on this car, but what is your opinion on this 914 ? Or maybe this is a 914world member that is selling this Porsche?
thanks in advance for your time and feedback.
frank
Link to ad?
iwanta914-6
Apr 15 2016, 02:28 PM
ndfrigi
Apr 15 2016, 02:33 PM
looks clean inside and outside. If no major rusted metals the price is perfect!
Frankvw
Apr 15 2016, 03:11 PM
Some extra info from the seller on my question if this engine really did 283000 miles (since it looks way cleaner than most engines and engine bays I saw before on the cars for sale):
Thanks for your email. The car has been maintained very well and never driven hard (I’m retired). I’m a firm believer of changing oil at 3k intervals which likely has a lot to do with its extended life. It leaks a bit from the speedo angle drive but does not burn oil.
The engine was completely rebuilt around 30k before I purchased it. At 155K, compression was checked before removing the engine for an oil cooler oil leak. Only #4 exhaust valve needed to be replaced. Compression recorded at 120 lbs. on all cylinders upon reassembly.
Hope this helps.
Cairo94507
Apr 16 2016, 06:38 AM
That appears to be a very clean 914. The only things that jump out at me, and I am really digging here, are the steering wheel cover and tail pipe that needs to be replaced with a proper 914 tail pipe. I would add the black vinyl to the sail panels. All in all about 4 hours worth of work.
I would still put it up in the air and go over it carefully to make sure no hidden problems exist.
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