Hmmmm...


https://www.ebay.com/itm/1973-Porsche-914-L...E6Z&vxp=mtr

With only 26 thousands miles on the clock , id expect the price to high

Yes. No evidence or even statement that the miles are original and, with a repaint, seems unlikely. No way it is a $30+k car from what I see at this point. Looks like it could be a nice car but I'd say $20-23k unless there is better info supporting its condition and history.

is the LV purse included??

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The bag( fake?) would come with the car at full price

Bob B

I wish him luck! I wonder if any cars are being auctioned in Scottsdale this year? Results are always fun to see.

Interior is dry and faded. Steering wheel and passenger seat( which could have been switched with the drivers), shows a lot more than 26,000 miles use. dash looks like a cap. Wrong texture.

Hope he gets it.

It seems like a nice car, but priced WAY too high. The market will speak, somebody may step up and give him something for it. The seats do look like they were swapped and the headrests are still tatty, rust around the gauges, carpet is wonky, dumb lights on the front......

But, it DOES come with "PORSCHE logo Driver’s selection valve stem caps."

Didn't sell for $32,000 so raise the price and see if it sells!! Makes sense

Lets see what $36K buys you? A 2006 C4 911? A Boxster S? A Panamera? I don't see the money making sense... to a driver at least...

Replace floor pans? What's up with that? Those aircraft landing lights are ridiculous for the car and the front bumper isn't right unless they filled the holes for the tits and had it rechromed. 1.7 emblem missing on rear. CA black license plate is incorrect for a '73 also.

It's a decent looking car but way too many questionable elements to come close to that price.

For that kind of money, it ought to be perfect. Or original and unrestored. This one is neither.

--DD

Apparently the seller thinks they will get their parts & labor cost returned through the sale of this car. Lol

must be those boxing gloves hanging from the mirror

it is legal in California.

His math is: Paid $17k for the car, spent $15k on it, should be worth $32k-$36k now.

When in reality 914 math is: Paid $17k for the car, probably a fair buy at $17k today!

-Steve

He had me at "rally lights"