This car may be well known on the forum but I had not seen it before. Anyone know the story on it? $50k seems high for a '75 1.8....even if it is ultra low miles. Maybe $40k?

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Porsche-914-1-8L-/...em=331947747234

Maybe if it were a 73/74 2.0L, maybe...

Besides, that's just asking price. If they find someone to buy it at that price, more power to them, but most likely they are hoping to get $40K and even that is too much in my opinion.

They should provide some documentation proving the mileage to get that kind of money.

How can you ask $50K for a car and not have a shot of the engine?

What is it about 1975-76 914s in yellow? I seem to see a lot of them in superb condition.

A very similar condition car, 3K miles, to this 75 1.8L sold 3 yrs ago for $42K.

http://bowlsby.net/914/Classic/zRS_42000_2013Jun.pdf

When a buyer is looking for originality, condition is king. Engine size and other features are not as important as condition.

It's only 80 miles from AA, does that imply some kinda George involvement??

Paul

I didn't notice the location. I'm tempted to go take a look at it since I'm in ATL. I don't think I'm a buyer but would love to see it.

Big bumpers and yellow.

Is that the defrost button on the carpet? Never seen that before. Mine is on the dash.

Brett

...
either a 914 OR??
still a P/car...
the price is inline...
IT IS in better condition and more original than the
one in the Porsche Museum...
Prolly go to Europe..

Buckskin leather? I could look past that bit of incorrect description if he were on Craigslist asking $3000 for the car. But when you're asking all the money, one should know the proper materials.