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$54k Conversion Incl 2.4l 6-cyl Eng, Suspension Body & Interior N/r No Reserve! on 2040-cars

Year:1974 Mileage:22140
Location:

Monterey, California, United States

Monterey, California, United States


Presenting this stunning

1974 Porsche

914-6 Conversion

With

No Reserve Price!

 

Upgraded Mechanical Features Include:

·        Rebuilt 2.4 Liter 6-Cylinder Porsche 911 Engine

·        Twin, Triple-Throat Weber 40MM Carbs

·        Carrera Chain Tensioners

·        GPR Aluminum 914-6 Oil Tank

·        MSD Ignition

·        Pertronix Ignitor

·        Custom Plug Wires

·        1.5” Headers

·        Dansk Sport Muffler

·        Mad Dog Bulkhead Mount

·        New Odyssey 680 Amp Dry Cell Battery

 

Upgraded Body & Suspension Features

·        New 2-Stage Stone-Gray Metallic Paint

·        Targa Roof Smoothed & Finished to Match Body Color (916 Look)

·        “Appearance Group” Chrome Bumpers

·        Martin Baker Euro Turn Lenses

·        OEM Porsche Euro Side Markers

·        Genuine Fuchs Wheels

·        YOKOHAMA S-drive 195/50R15 Radials

·        Brembo Aluminum Calipers

·        Turbo Tie Rods

·        Front & Rear Sway Bars

·        911 Front Torsion Bars

·        New Bilstein Front & Rear Shock/Coils

·        140 Lb Rear Springs

 

Upgraded Interior Features:

·        Custom, Full Leather Seats, Door Panels & Stitched Dash

·        Full Dynamat Lining Throughout

·        $2000 Bluetooth Audio System

·        Power Windows & Door Locks

·        Remote Keyset Locks Doors, Raises Windows & Sets Alarm

·        Full VDO Gauge Package From a 911

·        Momo Steering Wheel

·        Coco Mats

·        Custom Car Cover

·        Immaculate Throughout

·        Much More!

 



Please allow time for all 78 photos to load and inspect or for a photo slideshow, click on this link:

http://s746.photobucket.com/user/cars2k/slideshow/1974%20Porsche%20914-6%20Tribute?sort=9

 Also enjoy this YouTube video of a walk-around inspection by clicking this link:

 http://www.youtube.com/watch?edit=vd&v=DXVY8Ym_Ye0

  And here is an exclusive interview with the private owner sharing his collection of rare automobilia in his private Porsche Museum:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b6MyqEkGyhI

 The above links are well worth a look because exceptional automobiles such as this rarely come along.




A team of Porsche engineers led by Ferdinan Pi?ch in Stuttgart-Zuffenhausen knew exactly what they had in mind when they designed the 914. Its mid-engine and impeccable handling evokes Porsche's legendary race cars, such as the 550 Spyder, the RSK, and the 904 GTS! With an air-cooled, economical VW 4 cylinder engine, the 914 was considered the “People’s Porsche” but their big twin brothers, the ill-fated 914-6 and 916 were genuine Supercars in their time. Now over 40-years old, pristine, original 914-6’s are rapidly appreciating with 6-figure price tags and a 916 (only eleven built) may fetch 7 figures!



Although the 914 and 914-6 had an advanced body, their 1.7 to 2.0 liter engines (both 4 and 6-cylinder versions) were under powered, the brakes were too small, shifting was vague and the bodies weren’t as rigid as the 911 coupe. As such, people began modifying 914s ever since they started rolling off the assembly line.



Unfortunately, many were saddled with heavy, V-8 engines, butchered and molested beyond recognition (and desirability) with fiberglass make-up kits.

But when the best 911 components and most costly upgrades are faithfully integrated into its perfectly balanced chassis, the metamorphosis is a proper 914-6 “Tribute” car which--in many ways--is better than the real thing.

Not surprisingly, perhaps, resale values for nice 914-6 conversions are also strong and finding one of the top 1% examples is like winning the lottery.

Here's one!



Built-up from a four cylinder 914 shell, this car was highly upgraded with a long list expensive performance components and modifications including full racing suspension, genuine Fuchs alloy wheels and a rebuilt, 2.4-liter 911 flat six engine!



The current owner is a mature, prominent businessman who keeps the car covered and sheltered in his “man cave” among a private collection of museum quality Porsches. During his ownership, (less than 800 miles ago) the car was mechanically “perfected” and the interior was completely re-upholstered in full leather with Dynamat lining throughout the car and plush cut-pile carpeting. No expense was spared with upgraded power windows, door locks, keyless entry and a Bluetooth audio system. All receipts are available in PDF and can be emailed or faxed to you.



Hence, a unique opportunity arises to obtain a coveted “6”; one that was pampered beyond belief by a mature owner with big pockets and the willingness to pay up for the best service and upgrades money can buy.

Let's check out this dream find now, inside and out!



From a distance, this Porsche is indistinguishable from a factory original 914-6 however when you get up-close, some very subtle but costly improvements can be appreciated.



Painted in 2-stage enamel, the stone-gray finish is lustrous and smooth with only minimal signs of use.







The car is equipped with the desirable "Appearance Group," consisting of chrome bumpers with fog lights up front and FUCHS light alloy wheels.



Euro side markers are a nice addition



Striking the perfect blend of the classic 914-6 and ultra-rare 916 supercar; the targa roof was painstakingly soothed and color finished to match the stone-gray color, a salute to the 916.

 


The Targa top can be stowed inside the rear trunk to facilitate unrestricted open-air pleasures.



With or without the top, this Porsche looks striking.


There are no door dings, only few blems and rock chips to report.



Porsche rolls on genuine 15-inch FUCHS wheels with YOKOHAMA S-drive 195/50R15 Radials

 


While we’re down on one knee, let’s have a look underneath.



More important than shiny paint is a healthy undercarriage.



Everything below, including the front and rear suspension, looks marvelous as well.



It's damage free, clean as a whistle.



Most importantly, there is absolutely NO evidence of corrosion, collision damage or any other mishap that would cause the enthusiast sleepless nights.


Let's have a peak under the hood.


Being a mid-engine car, this Porsche has two trunks: one in the front, and one in the back. 



The front trunk is surprisingly spacious. For safety reasons, Porsche placed the fuel tank amidships.




Note how tidy everything looks. Beneath the carpeted cover rests the spare wheel. The vulnerable trunk floor is perfectly rust and accident free.



ID Plate provides valuable information about the car’s original options and trim.



In the rear trunk, German engineering genius:



Targa top is designed to stow away safely inside, still leaving plenty of space underneath!



Original jack is stored here.


 

Full Dynamat lining was installed throughout the entire car and provides superior sound deadening for a cool and quiet cabin.


 

The brand new, fully upgraded leather interior exudes a fantastic aroma; let's investigate!


 

Custom bucket seats were lowered to provide plenty of head and leg room, even for 6'6"-tall NBA players. "Pristine" is the only way to describe them properly.



Even the dash is covered and stitched in supple leather.



Note the leather grip, Momo steering wheel.



The iconic gauge cluster featuring three large, circular, white-on-black dials with bright orange pointers is a timeless design. You can't improve upon perfection!


The $2000 6-speaker Bluetooth audio system was installed at Car Stereo Warehouse in Anaheim, CA.


 


All instruments work, including the upgraded 911 VDO gauges mounted in center.



The power windows, door locks, and remote locking bring this Porsche into the 21st century.



The remote locking system automatically raises the windows, locks the doors and sets the alarm. 2 keys with remotes are included.



From the carpets to the rubber seals; everything about this custom leather interior reflects a passionate owner who spared no expense to create this one-of-a-kind, Porsche!



How about a quick peek inside the engine compartment?



The Mad Dog Bulkhead Mount is the optimum conversion to house this indestructible 2.4-Liter 911 engine.



It runs excellent, delivering 125 strong Teutonic horses at 5,900rpm. Woo-Hoo!!




The twin, triple-throat Weber 40MM are perfectly tuned.



Engine's bottom end; dry and clean, there's not a single oil leak to note.



Recently serviced at the dealer, this Porsche is mechanically as strong as it is cosmetically.



Speaking of cosmetics, let us stress how immaculate the body is, how sparkling the chrome bumpers, how glossy the paint: if you wouldn't know differently, you'd think to be looking at a 4-year old, not a 40-year old car. This one is that clean!


Drivability:



Piloting this well sorted, SuperPorsche is nothing short of exhilarating! 914's seating position is low, like that of an Alpine A110, Mini Cooper, or monoposto, but there's plenty of room, even for tall drivers.



The 6-cylinder power plant starts easily and revs willingly from idle to redline. There are no untoward noises, no fluid leaks and no surprises. The car runs, drives, shifts, corners, and stops perfectly. Very docile around town, but on the open highway the acceleration is mind-blowing.



914's mid-engine configuration provides very neutral handling characteristics. The enhanced suspension modifications easily handle the larger, higher horsepower engine; making the perfect road and track synthesis!



Transmission is Porsche's legendary Type 901 5-speed manual unit, with its racing-derived shift pattern. It shifts smoothly in all gears and the clutch has perfect grip.



Naturally, a super clean Porsche like this one is a prime attention getter, garnering excited comments wherever you go. From the air-cooled engine to the clock, everything works as intended. Recently serviced, (receipts included) there's nothing left to do but to drive and enjoy!



You will not see another 914-6 conversion coming even close to this particular specimen. It's a pristine car, inside and out and with proper care it can be driven forever, or until you are ready to pass it on to the next generation.



Presently, we have a clear, CA Title. Local sales tax, DMV license and transfer fees apply to residents in CA. All questions must be answered and all inspections must be completed PRIOR TO BIDDING. Proof of insurance will be required for a test drive. Because this Porsche is 40-years old, it is being sold in AS-IS CONDITION and comes with absolutely NO WARRANTIES EITHER EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED. BIDDERS WITH ZERO OR NEGETIVE FEEDBACK MUST EMAIL US FOR APPROVAL PRIOR TO BIDDING OR THEIR BID WILL BE   CANCELED. Miles displayed on the 5-digit odometer do not represent original mileage.

Please note; Cars2K is a CA licensed, eBay trading assistant listing this Porsche for the private owner.

·        We are not making warranties as to the car’s fitness or originality.

·        We simply photographed and described it to the best of our ability.

·        Pre-bid inspections are welcome. Post bid inspections ARE NOT!

·        Please respect eBay’s rules for the auction’s stability!



This Porsche’s present condition and buying terms have been described as accurately as possible. We are proud to have 100% POSITIVE FEEDBACK. Bid with confidence, knowing everything represented in this auction is accurate. The car is available for test drives, consultations and inspections. Please email request through eBay messaging to schedule an appointment PRIOR TO BIDDING. You will receive a prompt response.



Final words of wisdom:
Is this car "mint?" Of course not. No car that has been driven on the highway can rightfully be called "mint." It's a term best reserved for uncirculated coins. But, being a 40 year-old Porsche that was properly upgraded and treated with utmost respect by a wealthy Porsche enthusiast, it's as breathtakingly perfect as it gets.



Certainly one of the most unique Porsche’s in the nation and appreciating daily, the car is offered here with No Reserve. What a great opportunity to purchase a genuine, mid-engine supercar which is sure to remain an outstanding investment for the winning bidder and a joy to drive for many years to come.



Thank you, good luck and HAPPY BIDDING!

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