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Jett
Hello, my mechanic rescued —what appears to be— a 914-6 muffler from an early pristine 911s. The 911s owner had no idea it was a 914-6 muffler smile.gif

The owner wants to sell the muffler for a fair price but has no idea what that is.

I took two pictures.

Note: I have no skin in the game past wanting it to go to a good home.


Cheers
raynekat
What brand is it?
If it's a Leistritz, then it's worth some money for sure.
It will be etched into the steel and you can read it.
A nice one can be $750-1000.



QUOTE(Jett @ Jan 14 2018, 11:29 AM) *

Hello, my mechanic rescued —what appears to be— a 914-6 muffler from an early pristine 911s. The 911s owner had no idea it was a 914-6 muffler smile.gif

The owner wants to sell the muffler for a fair price but has no idea what that is.

I took two pictures.

Note: I have no skin in the game past wanting it to go to a good home.


Cheers
larryM
looks exactly like an aftermarket muffler i b'ot new at Automotion yrs back

how do you know it's a 914/6 muffler and not a 911 aftermarket item?

fwiw - i sold a good used 911 mufler for $200 awhile back; shipping is no small consideration for these & Bursch's
SirAndy
QUOTE(larryM @ Jan 14 2018, 12:04 PM) *
how do you know it's a 914/6 muffler and not a 911 aftermarket item?

The location and angle of the tail pipe is different ...
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cdn914
It appears to be a 911 muffler as the 914-6 tailpipe has a much more abrupt bend.



QUOTE(SirAndy @ Jan 14 2018, 12:14 PM) *

QUOTE(larryM @ Jan 14 2018, 12:04 PM) *
how do you know it's a 914/6 muffler and not a 911 aftermarket item?

The location and angle of the tail pipe is different ...
shades.gif
Drums66
.....Looks like the ole "Dansk" muffs idea.gif (in Denmark)911
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Jett
This is what my friend mentioned was the difference.

I’ll get a shot of the serial number and other markings on Monday.

QUOTE(SirAndy @ Jan 14 2018, 12:14 PM) *

QUOTE(larryM @ Jan 14 2018, 12:04 PM) *
how do you know it's a 914/6 muffler and not a 911 aftermarket item?

The location and angle of the tail pipe is different ...
shades.gif

johnhora
mfg markings / part # / date codes for early mufflers would usually be along the area marked in red

Click to view attachment
rgalla9146
Leistritz
Part # 901 111 011 01
With date of manufacture after part #
CW candy
Jett
Had a chance to visit the garage and it appears to be original.

Ideas on price? The shop owner wants the muffler put on an original 6.
SirAndy
QUOTE(Jett @ Jan 19 2018, 07:59 PM) *
Had a chance to visit the garage and it appears to be original.
Ideas on price? The shop owner wants the muffler put on an original 6.

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raynekat
QUOTE(Jett @ Jan 19 2018, 07:59 PM) *

Had a chance to visit the garage and it appears to be original.

Ideas on price? The shop owner wants the muffler put on an original 6.




See 2nd post

A 70 Leistritz in that nice of condition is worth some bucks.
There are a couple on Ebay right now that are newer and no where as nice asking $500.
If it's a real 914-6 Leistritz, they are very rare indeed.
gothspeed
Cool! Thanks for posting pics. now i can keep an eye out smile.gif
burton73
I sold the same one that was on my 6 #41 dated 8/69 for $350. On EBay several mounts ago. A guy bought it for his 1969 911

Bob B
gothspeed
What a coincidence, I checked the part number on an 'early 911' muffler i had bought quite a few years ago and the part number and manufacturer is the same as this one. Is that part number what determines it to be a -6?

Edit: looks like that 901.111.011.11 part number is definitely 914-6. Simply awesome! I am going to run that muffler I have on my built -4 and see how it sounds smile.gif
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