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I saw that it was no longer at Canepa and was wondering where it ended up. Did you get a chance to meet / talk to the owner?

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Gorgeous looking car more pics if you can thanks

I love a flared car in black

I'm planning to copy it for my suby build

originally craig's perfectly wonderful 6 conversion car. the next owner spent a small fortune on it to build his 'dream'. for the day? not so small.

This is the raked roof 100k in metalwork car, right?

I wondered where it ended up.

That's the one Andrew.

Met the owner. Guy named Bruce Levin. Owns a couple 914 and a bunch of other car. Said he's waiting for his GT4rs to arrive. I think he's got a 934 too. Seemed like a nice guy.

Is it Bruce Leven ? Wasn't he a racer ? Bayside Disposal ? He's probably collected some significant cars over his racing career.

Glad to see it driven, that is great!

Very cool ! The car appeared at the 1st Medford WCR several years ago. Everything in the car has been custom made, very detailed. Glad To see the car is alive and active

Yes it's Leven

Silly Billy

bayside disposal
http://waste360.com/mag/waste_business_management_degrees

I changed his 962 rear axle rennsport...
his turbos license plate is TRASH

that 914 is perfect for him..

His Bayside Motorsports was a good indie shop in "Redmondo" back in the early 1980s. Ralph Meaney's shop (Meaney West) was also in the area. Good times.

Leven bought Meaney West, making it Bayside Racing ..meaney then moved around the area in smaller shops

Shrewd buisness man.

Its very cool. The black on black with tinted windows also gives it a sinister look!

that is an awesome looking car!

Does anyone know what it has for an engine and exhaust?

The owner Bruce Leven passed away on September 15th at his home in Seattle. He had battled cancer.

Blackula, the 914, has a 3.2 with a special exhaust by Rothsport Motors.
Craig at CAMP

I remember that car from the WCR in Medford. I think the guy that built it was the owner at the time. A real craftsman. It is more impressive in person.

That's where I saw it too. The owner at that time made his money with a dog food business of all things. He had it custom built by a high-end shop. There are other threads (including one from the actual build process) and tons more pics around here somewhere.

WCR 2011 in White City:

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Another angle. Not sure who to credit for this amazing shot (maybe Craig?)

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Had to reply...OMG on Blackula!! Plus condolences to family and friends......seems he was a bit of the enthusiast as we say in 914 World.....
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Looks like someone "un-blacked" the tail lights since I saw it (compared to Billy's "newer" shot in the OP). I wonder where she is now?

Sad to hear this. We had a nice morning just sitting on a bench and watching the cars arrive for the event.

I got there early but didn't see Blackula unfortunately. I just went where they directed me. A restored Bayside Disposal LeMans car was displayed near the center of the main display area with Hurley Haywood's name above the driver's door.