1970 Porsche 914 on 2040-cars
Southampton, New York, United States
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Up for Action is a 1970 Porsche 914 1.8 liter engine with side shift 5 speed manual transmission The car had a complete over haul last winter. All work listed below. Over $12,000!! was put into the car. After three months on the road there was a backfire through the driver side carburetor. Has been off the road since. This is a NO RESERVE auction Starting price $1000. The car is AS IS, WHERE IS. I can help with the loading. All recipes for work done by Tangerine Racing Products All sheet metal replaced where need. newly installed 1.8l engine and sideshift tranny Completely new brakes all around including emergency break Entire car prepped and sanded New paint Rebuild and tune carbs Repair Jack Post Supports Repair Pedal Bellcrank & New shocks New stainless fuel lines New sony explode stereo and speakers New Renline pedals, track mats and pedal board New Windsheild New Alloy wheels and tires New seals New front valence New rear valence New Shocks New Rocker panels All interior and exterior trim replaced or repaired when necessary. |
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