I just wanted to say thanks to everyone that was patient and to all who answered my questions on trying to get a semi bucket back to some 914 glory. This was not easy because there was alot of work and I am not the most mechanical guy but I had plenty of passion and found some great and reasonable mechanics!! There's still some work to be done but I can see the light and the twisty road at the end of the tunnel. So I am not done but ready to drive and if anyone local wants to cruise or wants to help with some misc. 914 stuff that would be great, let me know??

I am putting a link below that should go to a picture of my car if you click on the link and scroll down and click to enlarge.

Let me know - Justin

like that color! Bring 'em back alive!

Wow! car looks really nice. Great choice of color.
Congrats

Thank you

Grey 914's are cool! :wink:

WOW!!! Nice car - how did attach the picture rather than the link? Thanks.

at the bottom of the post you are creating, choose the "browse" button for file attachments and then find your picture on your computer and then complete posting.

Hey Travis, what brand are those wheels? I have the same kind and can't find any markings or stamps.

They are 4 bolt fuchs. There should be some markings on the inside. They do make reproductions as well not sure if there are markings on those

They are Westerns or Dan Gurney wheels.

Nice work!

I love the color!!

What is the paint you used?

-Josh2

Congratulations Looks awesome.
Another one saved

I love to see a saved 914! GREAT JOB!

... which are copies of the original McAfee wheels ...

Did you recover the seats yourself or did you buy them that way?

Dang, Kojo! You did a great job! How long did that take?

I could figure out how to transfer reqested pictures to my other post BARTER FOR 62" BIG SCREEN but heres the 914 in queation