1970 914 - Only 30k Miles; Little Body Rust; All Original on 2040-cars
Hyattsville, Maryland, United States
My father bought this car used in 1971 - 11K miles. The car was sold in 1977 with mileage approx. 16K. The last owner before me put on about 12K. I have owned it since 2000. The car was garaged consistently from 1971 to 2006 and was never run in Winter. Since 2006, it has been under an oversize heavy duty cover. Car was professionally undercoated in 1971 (Ziebart). Interior: Clean with no signs of wear. Exterior (body) - Very nice condition; only minor rust issues. Includes original jack, spare tire tools, foot rest, owners's manual, maintenance record, and radio (original radio was not working and I replaced it (but saved it)). Tires are like new. Known issues:
Potential issues:
I am not selling as a parts car. The very low mileage, color, and general appearance of this 914 create value that many other 914s do not have. |
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