I know that there were a few made. I know for sure that aase brothers had one. Just wondering if anyone
knew the history of these?? What happen to them??

I wonder how hard it would be to build one??

- Garold

Got a welder, should be pretty easy with a sawzall.
Geoff

Come on.. lets find out who has these things.. I guess I could call Randal Aase and ask him where his went.


B

What they are not on Ebay right now?

There is a new project for you Brad.

Geoff

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rth

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trdyj

That carpeting would sure get wet in Seattle and rust out the trunk bed in a hurry!

Geoff

That's one good looking pickup

I have a couple of magazine articles on them. One was an orginal -6 and one a -4. Those pics above are from the article.

A German El Camino.
Paul

I think a little Rhino Liner and you're good to go, at the track, around town, and when you move!!

A TRUE multipurpose vehicle!

What magazine were the articles in?? Issue & Year??

A Porcamino.

VW and Porsche in about '79 and another one about '77.
I have them at home. I'll post tonight

Paul

Hey Vern!!!!

Where's the shotgun/rifle rack???

It also needs the mudflaps with the chrome naked lady sillouette, or, maybe, Yosemite Sam, "Back Off" flaps.

Shades of the Subaru Brat... even b4 the Brat!

Here are the articles...

page 2

No, I didn't take the time to reduce them
Article #2 in VW Trends in about '75-'76

Check out the babe!

The babe needs a map of hawaii

I now remember reading those articles years ago...

why is everyone bitching about the cayenne?

I know OLD thread, but since I haven't had any luck finding out what happen to these "trucks" and we have a few more new members, I thought I would bring this up again.

So anyone know what happen to them???

Picture I have...

Nice revival of an old thread. Somebody said subaru brat, I'm thinking more in the family like the VW Rabbit pickup.

Is it me or are women in Ford magazines better looking?

Whats up with the boots?

I didn't see any 914's, what are you guys talking about?

I will prolly get flamed for this but I like it better than the shape of the 914s rear and if it had a hard cover it would look even better. To me porsche drop the ball on rear I recal someone else on this board said the 914 looks like a ducks ass from the rear. I agree

how did i miss this thread a year ago?

i like the original lines of the 914.... way to kill the lines with a pickup bed

The pickup doesn't get my vote either. I like the lines of a 914, so the most I do to them is put the GT flares on them.

Whats wrong with FMB's

Other than that the car should be shot and buried in a quiet sunset ceremony with a bugle playing softly in the distance.

A quick Google search gave me this LINK No Idea how old it is, but I'd phone them (Aase Bro) and see if they have any ideas where those cars are now. (714) 956-2419

EWWW!
almost looks like the new dodge magnum

Nice boots...I guess the appeal of the truck is more with a swamp background?

Called last year and no one knew what I was talking about. Just called again and was told they sold their car,err truck... whatever to Bill Jackson in Colorado. As far as they know Troutman still has the /6. Anyone know a Bill Jackson in Colorado Anyone here know Troutman?

I just want to know if they are displayed anywhere or heck maybe even for sale. I guess I am one of the few that actually likes it.

I like them, but I could only put two deer in it.....not much good for hunting.

I'm checking on a lead in Colorado
Ferg

91 W. Jackson in CO, 100+ B. Jackson

Let your fingers do the walking.....

thanks for the link ferg.

brant

Gint! There's still time...

i'm waiting for contact info, he is not online.
Ferg.

It's likely the same guy.
he has a 50 car collection
he is a national PCA concours competitor (right up your alley mike!)

he owns about one of every thing interesting..
I know he has a first year twin turbo for DE
A speedster for DE
a first year(?) factory cup car (around an 88 or so)
a 1976 912 with 46 original miles on it..

plus 40 or so more.
brant

An ugly pickup always looks better with a ugly chick riding in the back. Truck must have hit a bump in the road.

Eric,

that is hilarious...

I almost came over to bug you this weekend..
did ginter make it back safe and sound?

b

You're right!

The movie Harold & Maude came to mind immediately.

Well I like it!
I'm a handyman, and being able to enjoy driving a 914 to a job is a dream come through!
With a nice hard cover, (to keep the tools IN!)
It'll be a blast! "Why yes I can be there in a sec.!"
I'm REALLY considering on doing one! I need more info. and importenly "Pictures!"

Kev, You can turn the silver car into a truck after we replace the console.

**Actually,I was thinking of turniing the Green AX car into something of a super truck!

He did... just got an e-mail from him. Record time at that (back that is).

I think if we told him it makes the chassis stiffer he just might go for it.