It's not often that an original racing 914/6 GT comes up for sale.....serial #914 043 1571. Anyone want to take a guess what the price is?

http://www.museum-volante.de/1970-porsche-9146-gt-2/?lang=en

It's been around the block a few times, i think last time they were asking $325k for it ...

Nice patina on this one !

ask them for the Certificate of Authenticity, you will be shock to see no options!

that's awesome. Looks like Eric Shea's car

If anything, Eric's car looks like this one ...

I remember drooling over this car a few years ago when this article was written.

https://www.classicdriver.com/en/article/ca...t-race-34-years

last time I saw it, they asked for EUR 465,000.-

That's about $490,000!! Getting into Singer territory.

Asking Price for Bozzani Porsche #914 043 1571 is € 395,000 / $ 419,000

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I know this car. It was owned by my friend Howard Dehaven who use to own rennsport werkstat in Tulsa. I can tell you his selling price was not what is listed in that ad. Not even close!

The figures come from William Noon, who might have been interested to communicate a higher price ...
Who knows.

Wrooooooooooooong... he totally copied me!

https://www.ebay-kleinanzeigen.de/s-anzeige...354485-216-7583

I like the fat tires

I have never seen this, can someone explain?

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That's the GT engine cover release. Allows the mechanics to get the lid open without having to open the door.

Hi Eric,

We all agree your 914-6 Gt is 100% factory correct

I inspected it up close and chased behind him on a tour. It's a beauty.]

Tom

If anyone has that lid release handle and is willing to lend me one ..... with a deposit of your choosing.... , I can reproduce it in a molded black plastic material that is identical and is just flexible enough to withstand repeated pulls to the stop w/o breaking. Then sell it to us guys that need it.. or is Mikey ahead of this thin curve?

They are already available:

http://www.wagen-werks.com/hood-release-ca...g-1973-to-1974/