1970 Porsche 914 Porsche 914-6 on 2040-cars
Mount Shasta, California, United States
If you have any questions feel free to email me at: dierdredmmaicus@cricketfans.net .
Authentic 1970 PORSCHE 914/6 European model with under 100k original Kilometers!!!
Here Is the full history of my 914/6.....
First sold in Germany in April 28 1970.
In 1974 the original owner moved to Brussels Belgium and of course moved the car with him, In 1977 he sold the car
and was imported to the U.S (Imported by a dealer)
In 1978 The dealer sold the 914/6 to the 2nd owner, In 1980 the car developed a mechanical issue and the owner put
the car in his basement, Unfortunately sometime in the 2000's the owner passed away and the car was left in the
same basement he parked it in 1980. In 2013 I came across this amazing car and was very fortunate to purchase it
form his wife!!! (2nd owners wife)
After the purchase I moved the car from the state of Washington to California where I started A complete
restoration The car was completely restored its took 3 full years and about $90,000.00 to restore it correctly.
(A ROTISSERIE RESTORATION EVERY THING WAS DONE AND DONE PROFESSIONALLY) I have all service records before my
ownership and all documents of my restoration with all recipes totaling about $90k without the purchase price of
the car- Now for the fun stuff the 914/6 looks and drives like it did in 1970 most of everything is original to the
car but restored, floors and the whole body is original nothing cut or changed, motor and gearbox are original to
the car........
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