Not mine, but maybe someone should go take a look at this car. The seller has no clue what he has, lists the engine number as the fan shroud part number. Lol!!

Got a link??

The find of a lifetime and no link?

Here is the link: http://www.ebay.com/itm/1970-Porsche-914-T...E-Z&vxp=mtr

Opening bid is $45,000, must have searched Ebay to come up with a number. "Custom aftermarket gauge console"

Oh THAT one...

http://www.914world.com/bbs2/index.php?showtopic=305776

I don.t see the accelerator lever that is supposed to be behind the shift lever. Did all 914-6 have it? or is it the angle of the photos that is hiding the lever?

I like how the engine number listed in the auction just happens to be cast right into the fan shroud.

From the listing:

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On the other hand, the sticker says 2 liters, so there's a chance (however remote) that it might actually have the original engine.

9011061015 R is the spare parts number of the fan housing

Where is the engine#? Normally it must be a 640....

Does the VIN seem way off from the build date?

1970 VIN range: 9140430001 to 9140432668
The VIN on this one is 9140430183 which I think should be near the beginning of the MY run yet the door jam sticker says 1/70 - the middle of the MY run

Nope, this DOT sticker is well withing the range. The earliest January sticker I have was 914 043 0068 and the latest is 914 043 0245

Sold cheap. $46,302

says reserve not met

This bumper:

http://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/2P8AAOSwWxNYvE-f/s-l1600.jpg

Or is this bumper on the rear?

http://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/D18AAOSw32lYvJYE/s-l1600.jpg

Both pics are in the advertisement.