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mcbrems
$325

914 Fuel Tank

Pictures here: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/m64gkjmy3dz1u85/...B5mNu0Tw1a?dl=0

Very good condition (a couple small patches of exterior surface rust)
Complete - All parts present.
Includes fuel gauge sender
Includes early model metal expansion chamber.
Includes early model metal gas cap.
Includes all mounting hardware - straps, buckle, etc.
Includes factory rubber pads in very good shape.
Still contains gasoline - never dried out inside - clean and corrosion-free.

Los Angeles area - Not shippable (still contains gas)
Buyer responsible for pickup

Text Mark - ThreeOneZero_963_ZeroEightNineSix
mepstein
$500 - Really?
jrblackbox
QUOTE(mepstein @ Apr 27 2017, 03:55 AM) *

$500 - Really?

It already has gas!
mepstein
QUOTE(jrblackbox @ Apr 27 2017, 08:40 AM) *

QUOTE(mepstein @ Apr 27 2017, 03:55 AM) *

$500 - Really?

It already has gas!

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euro911
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amfab
Just to clarify, aren't the early ones '74 and earlier and the late ones '75 and later?
mepstein
QUOTE(amfab @ Apr 27 2017, 03:11 PM) *

Just to clarify, aren't the early ones '74 and earlier and the late ones '75 and later?

I think you are right. Changed when the charcoal filter went into the engine compartment - if I'm correct.
mcbrems
Thanks for your kind and compassionate feedback. splat.gif

I have no problem lowering the asking price.

When I set my original price, it was based on the cost of a new
refurbished raw tank without any of the goodies - $650.

I'm kind of shooting in the dark here regarding used, but here
are some used prices I found parted-out:

Fuel tank - $170 used
Expansion canister - $60 used
Fuel gauge sender - $35
Fuel cap - $20 used
Rubber tank support buffers - $40
Fuel tank outlets with nuts - $30 new
Mounting straps and bridge - $20 used

That comes out to $375. More reasonable?

McB
mcbrems
According to the parts diagrams, the two different tanks are '73 and earlier, and '74 and later:

http://www.autoatlanta.com/porsche-parts/p...e_914_parts.php

Although the fuel lines change from '74 to '75.

GaroldShaffer
If you can, show some pics of the inside of the tank. Pull the sender and shine a light in that opening. Take pic or two from the filler looking into the tank. Big value factor is the condition of the inside of the tank.

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mcbrems
Thanks. I'll check it out.
Steve H
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bdstone914
QUOTE(Steve H @ Apr 27 2017, 08:11 PM) *

Sorry to hijack the thread but I have a quick question. What does an early, NOS tank go for with the original, paper part # taped to the outside of the tank and a "virgin" inside the tank- no fuel ever. Thanks


Do you have one?
If so what ever someone is willing to pay.
I have never seen one.
Blue6
Wow, first several members are rude to the OP, who just posted a simple for sale add. Now a hijack. How quickly the world is changing. Time to check ourselfs, or maybe don't post when your full of liquid courage. slap.gif
euro911
IIRC, the original price was like $650. or something, Dave ... slap.gif

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porschetub
911 prices who knows ,the seller sounds a reasonable guy ?? maybe a suitable offer if the tank is clean and rust free,we don't know that yet......
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