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1974 Porsche 914 2.0l Original Matching # Convertible Low Miles A/c Rare on 2040-cars

US $17,900.00
Year:1974 Mileage:53010 Color: body/top seals in the process including new vinyl sail panels
Location:

Melbourne, Florida, United States

Melbourne, Florida, United States

A RARE GEM AND THE PERFECT COLLECTOR CAR


This is an excellent example (not a concourse car but very original and in incredible shape for its age) of an original 1974 914 2.0L
California blue plate car that runs and drives great. This 914 is fitted with it's original engine number 014234 and all the original fuel injection is in place and working correctly. 

When I purchased this car it was (and still is) arrow straight with no rust and only had a few minor dings and paint scratches and I wanted it perfect so we recently detrimmed the entire exterior, including bumpers, body seals, top seals, sail panels and the car was re sprayed in its original color of sunflower yellow. We stripped all paint off to the metal (verified car is accident free, and rust free including all known problem areas including the "hell" hole and lower sills). We replaced almost 95% of all exterior body/top seals in the process including new vinyl sail panels. Car has the desireable Fuchs alloy wheels and tires have great tread remaining. 

This car is all original except for the following: 
- Aftermarket steering wheel (original included but plastic horn surround is detached)
- Aftermarket mirror (original included), radio antenna, and carpet was replaced with an appropriate reproduction that looks the same as original. 

It also has the Porsche dealer/port installed A/C system from the period, the compressor turns freely but system does not blow cold. The engine runs great and shifts in to all gears with no problems. I just had most engine vacuum hoses replaced along with a valve adjustment and oil change. 

Now a little bit of history. This 1974 Porsche 914 was purchased originally in California and was owned by original owner and stored in air conditioned warehouse along with a large collection of other vehicles until the owners passing, then it was sold at his estate sale and the car was purchased by 2nd owner and transported to N.C. in 2004 and remained indoors until my purchase in 2012. The odometer works correctly and I believe the mileage to be accurate and not turned over but obviously cannot be sure of that, as no records accompanied the car from original estate sale. I am available by email to answer any questions or provide any additional information not listed. A Porsche Certificate of authenticity accompanies the car

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