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1975 Porsche 914 2.0 Appearance Group Backdate Hotrod Rs Targa Restored No Rust on 2040-cars
Year:1975
Mileage:41099
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Location:
Portland, Oregon, United States
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I bought this car as a incredibly clean and well cared for 914. As you know these cars were not well loved in most cases, and discarded as not collectables in the past. But in recent times these cars are highly sought after, if in collector condition. With the rise of value of the early long hood 911's fastly approaching over $100k, collector 914's are a real bargain. This car was owned by a longtime 914 follower, and was part of a group of 914's he had, I was able to convince him to sell me the car to restore to its current condition, because, I too LOVE these little Porsches. This car was in excellent running condition and had recently had all the drivetrain and suspension gone through, so really all it needed to be restored was the cosmetics and paint. Right away I had the cars exterior and interior dissasembled to be prepped for paint. It was an easy car to get painted because it had very little bumps and bruises on the exterior, just the original optional Silver Metallic L96D paint was faded and had to polish left to it. While it was out for paint I ordered almost every seal for the body and Targa top. The interior was in great condition except for a couple spots where the seat bottoms had some stress cracks. So I had a new seat material replaced, and ordered RS America door cards from Appbiz to give the interior a great look. The original interior door parts come with the car as well, plus all the hardware that was replaced. The Targa Top was completly redone with all new seal and door window seals and wipers. I spent several thousand and parts suppliers like Sierra Madre and Pelican Parts. Also brand new door handles for both sides were installed. All the trunk and bonnet seals were replaced as well. After the car came back from paint, it was wet sanded and polished to perfection. The hell hole battery tray area is in great condition, only repair spot I found on the car was in the rear trunk area where a section of metal was replaced. It is a solid repair that will not give the new owner any issues. Other upgrades on this car are the very popular Rivera wheels that have been restored and look great with this 914 stance. The tires have lots of life left and drive down the road with no vibrations or wandering. The prior owner had done the back date to this car with the more popular chrome bumpers and impact strips. That is what makes this car so cool, to get the latest and best 914 motor and the early 914 look. To finish of the car Porsche script was added to the side profile and a offset vinyl stripe to hood and deck lid, that could be removed easily if the buyer wanted, but I love it! I am sure I am missing other things we did to the car, what I do the winner of this No Reserve Auction will be very happy. Please call Josh 503 475 8078 or Matt 503 819 9007 for details Prior inspections are welcome, and winning bid it is a commitment to purchase Good luck
Thank You for checking out our 914 2.0 If you have any questions please call Josh 503 475 8078 or Matt 503 819 9007 Good Luck!
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