Porsche 914 2.0 on 2040-cars
Pittsford, New York, United States
Body Type:TARGA
Engine:2.0
Vehicle Title:Clear
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Interior Color: Black
Make: Porsche
Number of Cylinders: 4
Model: 914
Trim: APPERANCE GROUP
Drive Type: 5-SPEED MANUAL RWD
Options: Convertible
Mileage: 56,586
Sub Model: S GROUP
Exterior Color: Orange
Number of Doors: 2
1973 PORSCHE 914S. HER NAME IS TIGGER. HAS ALL OPTIONS. 2.0 ENGINE. 5 SPEED TRANSMISSION. ORANGE WITH BLACK INTERIOR. IS A SOLID 8.0 OUT OF 10.0. WAS ZEBART UNDER COATED WHEN NEW. BOTH HELL HOLES ARE SURFACE RUST ONLY. THERE WAS ONE RUST HOLE BY THE DRIVER SIDE JACK POST AND HAS BEEN REPAIRED. SURFACE RUST ONLY IN THE SPOTS IN THE PICTURES BELOW. THE CAR WAS REPAINTED 10 YEARS AGO THE ORG. COLOR AND AS YOU CAN SEE MAY NEED A FRESH PAINT JOB AGAIN. HAS ONE DASH CRACK ABOVE ASH TRAY AND IS SHOWN IN PICTURES BELOW I HAVE PUT A PORSCHE BADGE IN THE CRACK AND YOU CAN'T SEE IT. . VERY STRONG MOTOR WITH .050 DIST. AND POINTLESS IGNITION. IDLES AT 1100 RPMS. FUEL INJECTION HAS BEEN REPLACED WITH WEBER 44 CARBURETORS. I DO NOT HAVE THE ORG. FUEL INJECTION. HAS THE FACTORY GAUGE CLUSTER WITH AN OIL PRESSURE GAUGE ADDED IN PLACE OF THE CLOCK, STILL HAVE THE ORG. CLOCK. HAS 60 LBS OF OIL PRESSURE AT START UP AND RUNS 30 LBS AT IDLE ONCE WARMED UP. NEWER S/S HEATER BOXES AND NEW AFTER MARKET EXHAUST. TIRES ARE PERFECT HAS THE ORG. FUCHS RIMS, I STARTED TO PAINT THEM AND ONLY GOT TO DOING TWO OF THEM. IF YOU DON"T LIKE THE PAINT ON THEM IT WILL COME OFF WITH SOLVENT. THE BRAKES ARE WORKING PERFECT. TRANSMISSION AS NO GRINDING OR POP OUT. TRUNK IN BACK AS SURFACE RUST ONLY SEEN IN PICTURES. I AM THE THIRD OWNER, FIRST OWNER LIVED 5 BLOCKS FROM ME AND OWNED THE CAR FOR 24 YEARS. SECOND OWNER LIVED 11 MILES AWAY AND OWNED THE CAR FOR 13 YEARS. I HAVE OWNED IT SINCE. CLEAN NEW YORK STATE TITLE. THIS IS A FLY IN DRIVE HOME CAR. OR I WILL PAY THE SHIPPING TO THE LOWER 48 STATES FOR FREE WITH BUY IT NOW. OR SHIP TO ANY PORT IN THE LOWER 48 STATES FOR A INTERNATIONAL BUYER. IF YOU BUY IT NOW AND ARE DRIVING THE CAR HOME I WILL DEDUCT $500.00 FROM THE BUY IT NOW PRICE. SOLD AS ALWAYS "AS IS". 40 YEAR OLD CAR. CAR MUST BE PAID FOR AND FUNDS CLEARED BEFORE IT LEAVES. ZIP CODE HERE IS 14534. I AM 4 MILES FROM THE NEW YORK STATE THURWAY EXIT 45.
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