1971 Porsche 914 on 2040-cars
Campbell Hall, New York, United States
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1971 Porsche 914. The vehicle contains no rust. Paint job was not done professionally but looks great. It appears to be a 1.7L with Weber carburetors. The engine has run recently but currently will not start (think its a gasoline problem) but cannot verify the condition. The transmission is a side shifter but is not working, extra side shifter transmission comes with purchase. Work required: hooking up lights, installing carpet, trim, etc... Most parts are included. WIll deliver within 50 miles. In 1971 New York did not issue titles for vehicles, previous seller has signed over the registration. Solid, nice looking car with a little work it can be a lot of fun. I do not have the time to compete ths project myself. |
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