1969/70 Porsche 914-4 2056cc Engine on 2040-cars
Boulder, Colorado, United States
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I have had it evaluated by a body shop and they told me it is drivable, but to keep an eye on the door gap. This engine is an EC Case Rebuild to 2056cc by Mark Stephens (non-matching #'s), and is quick with the 44's. Has ~6k miles on it (post rebuild) according to the PO. I have put on <1k miles. Happy to answer any questions. I am selling the car because I will be traveling later this year and cannot rationalize the storage costs. The Good: Rebuilt 2056cc Motor by Mark Stephens in Denver 96mm Heads,
Weber Racing Cam and Weber 44IDF Carbs...911 Valve screws (From PO) ....that have been blasted, rebuilt, re-gasketed and jetted
and tuned to altitude (by Carquip). Upgraded later model side-shift 5-speed transmission! Upgraded Adjustable Passenger Seat! Custom Upgraded Gauge Cluster with Oil Pressure/Temp/Fuel
and 911 Speedometer! Newly Reupholstered Seats and a very clean original black
basket-weave interior! Awesome custom sound-system with subwoofer built into
console! Original "Gas Burner" Mahle Rims (Most Lightweight
914 Rims ever). Euro Head and Tail Lights! Original Great condition Chrome Bumpers with original Hella
Fog Lights! New Carpet Set! The Bad: Paint is failing all over the car. DAPO repeatedly patched
up spots on the car with bondo and sprayed over...paint was matched to Irish
Green. It is a quck paint and its not great... Pass side longitudinal and jackpoint has BAD RUST, and hell
holes are rusted a bit as well. Synchro's in 1st and second may need some attention The Deal: This a very cool example of an early 914 with a very fast engine....it has been used as a daily driver and has a strong motor but could use some TLC in terms of body work and rust. Car also comes with a 914 car bra, a
dust cover, Haynes manual and some random odds and ends. |
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