I guess I'm a gulltun for punishment ! Saw these sexy pipes and couldn't help my self 1974 originally white, and I like these wheels. What are they called

Good kitty!

Look like Pedrini mags.

Those are Mahle wheels

No & No - like Perry said - they're the 4-lug Mahle "Baby Gas Burners" which were optional on 914s 73-76 MY.

The easy way to tell the difference between Pedrini (1970-73+) & Mahle 4-lugs, is that none of the raised "spokes" on the Mahles touch the center, whereas the Pedrinis have 4 that don't touch & 4 that go to the center hub hole ridge (alternating) making a cross shape.


Tom
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Looks like a winner - or a wiener at least.
Well done!

'74 - check
Original white paint -check
Mahle wheels - check


Look for orange or green paint around the edges and check the VIN and see if it falls within the LE range ...

I second that motion.

Got me jumping I'll have to get this off the trailer to read the paint code, does have brown interior

Good to know. Even better. Nice looking car.

Out side chance it is an Creamsickle.

I'd like to see green

Paint code says L80E would it be a cream sickle if so I'm a happy camper but not sure why other than I like ice cream

The paint code won't tell you anything other than it was light ivory from the factory.
The VIN however is in the known LE range, so that's a start.

Read all pages provided here:
http://bowlsby.net/914/CanAm/


If you don't see any obvious orange (or green) paint around the accessories, look for the mounting tabs for the LE only front spoiler.

I believe the Bowlsby website references a Vin# range of 14348-16764 for an LE.

I stand corrected, however, there are at least 5 known LE cars with VINs higher than the range reported by Porsche, so it may still be possible.

Drat.

...................your cat is very strong