I just found these. They were taken at the LeMans Vintage race this year.

I need to add to my list of things to do before I die.

Drive a 914-6 GT around LeMans.

Paul

and another...

This looks fun...

what kind of motors did the GT's have? I noticed they have a real high red line on the tac.

Thanks for the pics. I added them to my 914 race car screensaver.

It varied depending on who built the car and what the rules allowed.

I think the Sonauto one that took the GT class in 1970 had a ~200 HP 2.0 liter twin-plug motor. The cars that ran in the Marathon De La Route had pretty much stock 2.0 liter 911S engines, to the tune of ~165 HP.

I have read of ones that used 2.5 liter "built" engines, but don't know the kind of power they put out.

--DD

the car is registered (and therefore street-legal) in the city of Bochum in germany ...

for whatever that info is worth
Andy

Was it possible to special order a 914/6 with a 2.0 S engine of that model year back then?

Seem to be the same car that we see on Ajserrano web site.

different license # and the last one doesn't have the tow hook in front bumper.

about the only think the same is the color

They both have the same number but the rally one have and older European license plate.
Probaply an older picture.

this one is registered in the City of Bonn (used to be capitol of germany) ...

BN = Bonn
BO = Bochum

Andy

here's a complete list of German cities and their license plate abbreviations:

http://www.kennzeichen1.de/stadt.htm

also, the less letters the abbreviation has, the bigger the city (number of residents).
letter count is between 1 and 3, where 1 would be a large city and 3 would be a fairly small town. only exception (of course there has to be one!) is the cities that once belonged to the Hanse. they have a additional leading H, like HH for Hamburg ...

Andy