Not sure if anyone followed this but this '70 914/6 GT tribute just sold for $220K on BaT.

https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1970-porsche-914-6-86/

I was watching that. When it came on I expected it to go for over $100k. But not $200k. Maybe some Rennsport influence?

Dang Maybe it's time to sell

Nice. Great car. Quite a few bidders in at $140,000 plus.

I guess non original didn't hurt. Love well done hotrods and it looks like others do too!!

That's a BIG number! I'll have to read through that. I hadn't seen it until now.

In the voice of Keanu Reeves…Woah…

I got into this train wreck almost solely because I wouldn’t be driving an expensive car. My policies remain unimplemented.

don't worry worn.
its an exception to the rule and its a 6.
its a double NN NARP.

NNARP = not a not real porsche.

and it likely cost damn close to its selling price to create.
its being bought by someone who likes to drive and likes to drive a thing built to be driven and knows that to do it themselves would cost of all of those $ plus angst of getting it done.

i think for the moment run of the mill 914s are still everyman territory.

maybe super original low mile even basic spec cars are going up in value.
but not stratosphere.

but i know what you are saying.
we don't want the parts going through the roof or where is our fun that we can afford.

spoken by a voice of irrelevance in north antarctica.

$220k ? watch the video

Squeaking brakes and it sounded like a sway bar banging.

Yeah noticed that too!

and if you didnt notice wrong rear bumper and it really had no effect on value or maybe a little

From our Vin database---- On any given day, with a willing buyer and seller. This is the price.
$220,000.

Bob B

Owner: quikkix
VIN Number: 9140431995
Status: is she dead? crushed? cut up? rusted away?
does the car have a Sportomatic Transmission?
is the car a Factory GT or m471?
Engine Number:
Chassis Number:
Build Date:
Paint Code/Color:
Current Color:
Comments:
Modified 1970 Porsche 914-6
Sold for $220,000 on 10/3/23-----

on BaT Essentials
Seller: blip
Location: Sherwood, Oregon 97140
Listing Details
Chassis: 9140431995
Twin-Plug 2.5L Flat-Six
Close-Ratio Five-Speed Manual Transaxle
Guard Limited Slip Differential
Steel GT-Style Flares
Black Paint
Black Leather Upholstery
Pepita-Cloth Seat Inserts
RSR-Style 15″ Fuchs Wheels
Fog Lights
AM/FM/Cassette Stereo
Heater


Back to the VIN Listing ..

Well there's that video, but I believe that what it really was the fact it was a Brumos built car, famous engine builder Jerry Woods, and Pelican Parts founder Wayne weighed in with positives. So, it had a lot going for it plus several people who really wanted it.

The people involved and the fact that it was a real /6 were why that thing went as high as it did. I was pretty interested in the fact that it wasn't stock or concourse correct by far and still sold for that.

It is a real six, so starting price is $100k + cost of add-ons parts and labor.
Not an unreasonable price, but not my cup of tea.

Not sure I like the photography. Just not quite right. Front GT fender have a sharp edge? rears look nice. All the nice back-drops and whats with the ceiling seems in the hood shots, not a quality capture.

Name dropper special... They didnt mention Billy Boat Headers..

double

Incredible car with incredible folks working on it.
Worth all that money.
Just try and duplicate it...you can't.
It's was nearly perfect.