YMMV....
Click to view attachment Click to view attachment
Full Version: Mecum Monterey
Sold on Thursday August 12 for $70,000 according to one source. Mecum shows it SOLD for $80,850.
YMMV....
Click to view attachment Click to view attachment
YMMV....
Click to view attachment Click to view attachment
If this is the car that was discussed here not so long ago, that seems low to me—and no, I cannot believe I just typed that. 
1.7 aside, it seems to be a far better car than some BUB 1.8 and 1973/1974 2.0 cars that have hammered for more in recent years. The finishes, originality, gaps, preservation, and overall condition of this car blew me away. I have no desire whatsoever to own a 914 like this, but I can see where someone who wants a truly original one in a great color "just the way it was" would pay up for it.
1.7 aside, it seems to be a far better car than some BUB 1.8 and 1973/1974 2.0 cars that have hammered for more in recent years. The finishes, originality, gaps, preservation, and overall condition of this car blew me away. I have no desire whatsoever to own a 914 like this, but I can see where someone who wants a truly original one in a great color "just the way it was" would pay up for it.
QUOTE(horizontally-opposed @ Aug 13 2021, 07:14 AM) 
If this is the car that was discussed here not so long ago, that seems low to me—and no, I cannot believe I just typed that.
1.7 aside, it seems to be a far better car than some BUB 1.8 and 1973/1974 2.0 cars that have hammered for more in recent years. The finishes, originality, gaps, preservation, and overall condition of this car blew me away. I have no desire whatsoever to own a 914 like this, but I can see where someone who wants a truly original one in a great color "just the way it was" would pay up for it.
Museum piece for sure!!
This is a "lo-fi" version of our main content. To view the full version with more information, formatting and images, please click here.