1970 Porsche 914-6 on 2040-cars
Atlanta, Georgia, United States
HIGHLIGHTS; This 1970 Porsche 916-6 is one of the rarest of all Porsche Models. Just over 3000 examples produced from 1970 –
1973. These are excellent handling cars
due to their mid-engine design. It is an
original California car, currently in Atlanta, Ga. Certificate of Authenticity from Porsche.
Completely rebuilt 2.4E Motor with 6731 miles on the odometer and
roughly 200 HP. No expense was spared on
the rebuild of this car, and all the receipts are available and included. Includes the original 2.0 motor with correct
numbers; engine is currently disassembled and stored. The previous owner purchased it from a
collector in California. No known signs
of any accident damage, and car has a clean title.
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