Very Low Miles. Very Beautiful. on 2040-cars
Sacramento, California, United States
Engine:6 Cylinder, 2.0
For Sale By:Private Seller
Vehicle Title:Clear
Used
Year: 1971
Sub Model: 914-6
Make: Porsche
Exterior Color: Silver
Model: 914
Interior Color: Black
Trim: Mid-Engine 2-Door
Drive Type: Rear Wheel Drive
Mileage: 53,150
Of the approximately 3,300 914-6’s ever made, only 432 were produced in
1971. It’s hard to imagine a nicer or
more original example than this one with just over 53,000 miles. #914 143 0240 still has its correct, matching
engine #641 4065. The car had only
38,000 miles on it in 1989 when it underwent a meticulous, bare metal
restoration, its one repaint in the original Porsche “8010 Silver” remains in
beautiful condition. The engine was
rebuilt to original 2.0 specs. The car
retains the original “tailshifter” transmission, making every drive an
adventure in shifting. All photos were taken within the last month, and the car is exactly as it appears. Extraordinarily impressive, but not a show car, it has been driven sparingly and enjoyed, carefully maintained, always garaged and covered. As you can tell from the photos, the gaps are uniform and the body panels are flat and straight. The headlights pop up together like synchronized swimmers. Original interior is in excellent condition, including a perfect dash with no cracks. Carpets show some minor wear but are in excellent condition for their age. Includes the carpeted passenger footrest, and the dealer-installed “All Transistor AM-FM Radio by Motorola Custom Built for Porsche with Push Button Tuning” (owner’s manual description, not mine). Please click on the image below to view 80 photographs:
What else is included? Original vinyl portfolio with embossed Porsche logo is in reasonably good shape
for its age—no tears or split seams.
Portfolio contains the original Owner’s Manual in fair condition, the
original “Porsche Maintenance Record for USA” with initial delivery information
and some useful notes, the two-page owner’s manual for the radio, and a documentation
letter from Porsche in Germany dated June 18, 1991 confirming the car’s original
engine number, paint color code, and optional equipment (tinted glass, center
seat cushion, alloy wheels). Also
included is a fitted car cover and an extra set of four used but decent 5.5 x
14-inch Fuchs wheels with tires. (see
photos) The steering wheel is obviously not original, though looks period. As a result, horn button does not work. Currently running K&N air filters, but
original filter housing is included (see photo). Currently has headers and sport exhaust, but
original exhaust manifolds/heat exchangers (pitted) are included (see photo).
Front brakes are 911S calipers and rear brakes are 911SC calipers, so there is
no functioning handbrake, but original is included (see photos). Original tool kit is now incomplete and
unimpressive (see photos). The windshield
washer does not work (never considered driving the car when I’d need it). The
original padded, upholstered headliner (standard on the 914-6) has some small
tears near the front latches. Also,
someone along the way attempted to touch up the exterior of the targa top, and
its finish is inconsistent. No spare tire. Very small nick in paint on front
right fender. This vehicle is 43 years old and is being sold as is. No warranty is
expressed written or implied. I will make every effort to disclose any known
defects at buyers request prior to close of sale. It is the responsibility of
buyer to have thoroughly inspected the vehicle and to have satisfied himself or
herself as to the condition and value, and to bid based upon that judgment
solely. I reserve the right to cancel
all existing bids and end the auction early should the vehicle no longer be
available for sale. Payment Information: A deposit of $1000 (non-refundable) must be paid within 2 days of close
of auction. The remaining balance must
be paid by confirmed bank transfer within 10 days. Vehicle must be picked up within 2 weeks. Buyer is responsible for pickup or shipping of this vehicle. If you choose to have it shipped using a service, I will gladly cooperate for pickup in the Sacramento, California area. On Aug-25-14 at 15:28:59 PDT, seller added the following information: AUCTION UPDATE: I've answered all questions promptly so far and will continue to do so through Thursday, but will be unavailable from Friday through close of auction on Sunday night. Please ask any questions you have before Thursday PM. And I will continue to make the car available for inspection by prospective buyers through Thursday as well. Thanks much for all the interest. |
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