https://autokennel.com/featured_vehicle/197...rsche-914-2-0l/

Isn't that a bit dark for Zambezi? Maybe just the lighting (as it says in the ad).

Anyone know what a fin cut is with regards to heads? "Heads refinished and fin cut by Tuttle"

I know this car...sweet.

I've known Paul for over 20 years, damn he's OLD.

Just kidding, he's a great guy and a huge Porsche enthusiast.

Oscar

I've exchanged a few emails with Paul over the years, seems like a good guy. He has great taste in cars, that's for sure.

wow original owner/ low miles how much did it sell for?

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It was listed for just over 58k. Pending in less than 24 hours. Paul knows how to sell cars.

Great looking car.

Car looks like it is Palma Green, but was a 75 only color. I think the repaint is off, and why repaint such a low mile car? The only other oddities are the center piece of carpet, which looks moldy, and why rebuild the motor?

It doesn’t surprise me that it sold fast....the car has had a lot of exposure over the years and the owner is a known Porsche enthusiast.

Beautiful car. Who wouldn't love to see that in their garage? And, given the condition and all of the work done, that price does not seem out of line.

My only question, because I just can't remember, is why are 2 of the 3 gauges the silver dot? I thought they were all of nothing. Personally, I really like the silver dot gauges.

I hope the new owner drives and enjoys that stunning car so others can appreciate it too.

So what color in this picture? (Please)

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The tach was probably changed. My ‘74 2.0L was built on 9/25/73 (Paul’s car was 9/3/73) exactly 3 weeks after his and my gauges are all silver dots. The last of the silver dot gauges were all used up in October of ‘73. @cairo94507

Thanks for the answer.