Porsche 914 1976 Rolling Chassis /body on 2040-cars
Smithtown, New York, United States
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I bought this as a parts car for the drivetrain, calipers and misc. parts. I intended to junk the chassis once I removed the parts I wanted. The car was filthy and had been stored for over a year - and it looked it. So, because it is a Porsche, I thought I'd give it a respectful, last wash before it went to it's final resting place. When I finished, I realized this car still had a lot of life left in it. The body is in really straight condition, the panels all look good, the doors open and close easily, and their fitment looks very good, with no sagging. The glass is all there and functioning, The steering, shocks and suspension are fine. It has a clear and transferrable title. It just needs some rust repair and paint. I would hate to just send it to the wreckers - so I hope it can find a new home. Any questions just give me shout. It's resting peacefully in Smithtown, NY 11787, if you'd like to pay your respects or arrange for shipping.
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