https://www.beverlyhillscarclub.com/1973-po...IF4kSTxWW1KiYgE

Everything about them seems ghetto. Sorry. That does not mean that everyone once in while they don't trip over a decent car, I just have not seen one yet.

Other than their half decent pics, you might as well just buy off craigslist.

http://www.914world.com/bbs2/index.php?showtopic=343321

The owner has a private collection near his office when you enter. Dozens of eclectic vehicles, all looking like right out of the period when they ran (perhaps still run ¿¿). Alfa Romeo Zagatos, Porsches, etc. The neighborhood that it's in is approx 20 miles S/E of BH 90210 (near County Hospital)...so I don't get that Business Naming at all

Looks like one I bought in the late 90's for parts. Same type of repair.

It is actually refreshing to see someone advertising "junky" Porsches for sale, and giving them glamour shots! Certainly a fresh approach to show their patina, and give someone a shot at purchasing a project

Same one I posted over the weekend.

These guys get a lot of flack on the Alfa forums as well. Just keep in mind they post pictures of everything they can, and welcome in person inspections as well as road tests etc.

I stop by every 6 months or so and I have free run of the place with as much time as I need to inspect anything I want, so if you get burned buying here it's a lack of diligence on your part.

I do agree, however, that their overview blurbs are a bit frothy.

They actually have some gorgeous stuff if you walk in, most of those cars are sold before they hit the website.

Better than naming it - cars in the hood.

I've seen him sell a pile of rust 64' 911 with 4 wheels leaned against it with a clean title for $45k

If you did the floor right you'd have the stiffest non-caged 914 ever

So, you support misleading advertising?

It is not that misleading when they include pictures of all the bad shit. It doesn't matter how optimistic the description is when you give all the pictures of the ugly along with it, it just makes the advertiser look a little stupid. If after all that someone paid that for that car it's their own fault.

Even the Cars in the hood Know nothin' in life but bein' Legit

Except when they leave out info like the car was in Hurricane Sandy and had saltwater over the roof, anyone remember that 914/6. Seriously, I wouldn't buy anything from Manos unless I put my hands on it first.

The red accents make it special.

Yup...in the hood.
right by my old shop.

Was that the white one, 14 months ago?

Wow. That might be the 1st 914 I've ever seen with a frame and not a unibody.

Credit for keeping the car on the road, but that can't have been the best way to fix some rotting floor panels. But I suppose when the floors needed doing maybe the re-popped panels were not as available as they are now.

Zach

Wow! That is the first time I have ever seen a frame under a 914. That poor little car.

"is a very presentable car which will only need some light cosmetics. The Porsche has a lot of potential and is mechanically sound. For $8,950"

This is an almost total POS. Can you imagine someone buying this?

Bob B

Another one I probably wouldn't stand directly under for the floor pan pics.

"Almost"? TOTALLY!

I liked the green overspray on the front tire and the fact that one headlight motor is the same green--while the other is silver.

There is lots to love about that car. I wonder how much that car weighs? And where does the extra weight sit?

Though we all enjoy having sport with this car - we all at the same time know exactly what we would do to save this neglected opportunity........




Just cause I like beer.