Porsche 914 2.0 Liter Custom on 2040-cars
Lakeport, California, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Make: Porsche
Drive Type: rear
Model: 914
Mileage: 0
Trim: deluxe
this is your chance to get a nice, solid 914 for cheap if you are willing to do a little work, this car is being re-listed because of a buyer who bid it up higher than it was worth and has now decided not to pay for it. The car has a 2.0 liter engine with 36 mm exhaust and 42 mm intake valves, it last ran about a year ago and has about 200 miles on it. The motor also has a hydraulic cam and lifters, and 40 mm Brosol carbs with electric chokes, the engine had a 009 distributor but now has a stock one which needs to be timed and wired. The fuel pump is new and needs to be wired. The starter is new.
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The video captures the sights and sounds of the GT3 perfectly. Perhaps the best part is listening to Preuninger describe one of the defining moments that resulted in replacing the GT3's manual gearbox with the PDK. We don't want to ruin the video for you, so scroll down to check it out for yourself.
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