1975 Porsche 914 2.0 Litre on 2040-cars
La Verne, California, United States
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1975 Porsche 914 Targa in very, very good daily driver condition. -matching numbers car, engine
number GC000102. Nice example of an original 914 that is not concourse but an extra nice car that would make any
driver proud.
Interior: All new interior in perfect condition. New seats, door panels, back pad, dash, carpet and many new
seals. 12 inch Momo Course steering wheel (which I almost replace with original but this one feels much better to
drive). New Rennline aluminum floorboard.
Exterior: Brand new paint with very nice shine. Not perfect with some blemishes but hard to tell. No dents,
scratches or dings. Bumpers clean with no damage but do show signs of age but again, hard to tell especially from a
few feet away. Wheels are original 914 fuchs, clean with shine, not perfect but look very nice and no major (hardly
even minor) scratches or curb rashes. Perfect door gaps.
Engine: The most desirable 2.0 Liter of the 4 cylinder 914's. Starts right up and idles smooth with original fuel
injection. Clutch depresses smooth and also with no noise or slipping. New valve adjustment, new pushrod tube
seals, new valve cover gaskets, new vacuum lines, new fuel injector seals, new points, new ignition wires, new
spark plugs, new intake boots, new intake manifold gaskets, new head temperature sensor, new air filter. Fresh oil
change.
Mechanical: All mechanical aspects of this car are very good for a 41 year old auto. Shifts smooth with new shift
bushings on the 5 speed, side shifter gearbox. New front brakes that stop smooth, in a straight line. New battery
in the more practical trunk mount position. Had some rust but all has been repaired/treated and now is a solid car.
Overview: I tried my best to show all aspects of this car to help anyone interested in making a decision. You need
to see it for yourself in order to; 1: Appreciate how nice it is. 2: Decide if, in your eyes, this is the car for
you. Different people have differing opinions. Please inspect photos carefully as they are part of the
description. This is “not” a perfect car so if you are looking for that, keep looking. It “is” a very
nice car that looks extremely nice. Title in hand and smog exempt (at least in CA.). 2017 tags just arrived. The
car is a blast to drive down a country road and has no overheating or running problems. It looks and feels, almost
like a brand new car. Brand new tires also. Odometer shows 18930 but actual mileage is unknown.
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