1970 Porsche 914 on 2040-cars
Overton, Nevada, United States
Very nice Porsche 914 that was converted here in Las Vegas by Renegade Hybrids.
The Porsche is powered by a V8 (350). The trans is a 901 that was upgraded thru Renegade Hybrids during the
conversion. First gear on the Porsche has been locked out due to the HP . Overall the Porsche 914 is a very nice
running and driving car. Upgraded Brakes , suspension, after market from end, kevlar clutch . The car is solid not rusty. Recently
installed a radio long with replacing the turn signal assembly . All the gauges and lights work. The heater/air
blower in the car is new but not hooked up. In my climate I never have the top on the car and no need for heater.
The paint is nice. Tires are 205/50/17 in the front 255/40/17 in the rear and still have a good amount of tread .
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