1976 Porsche 914 2.0 on 2040-cars
Queen Creek, Arizona, United States
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You are bidding on a 1976 Porsche 914 2.0 #3230 of approximately 4400 built in the final year of production of the 914. This is an original CALIFORNIA/ARIZONA car that is RUST-FREE. The HELL-HOLE is clean and clear with no damage. The suspension has been slightly modified to accept the Porsche 5-bolt wheel pattern. The wheels are Porsche "Phone Dials." The front suspension is equipped with 21 mm torsion bars (the originals come with the spare parts) and Bilstein shocks. The rear suspension is equipped with 180# Weltmeister springs and Bilstein shocks. The original front and rear sway bars are still on the car. As you can see in the photos, the body is in near perfect condition. The gaps are as good as any that came from the factory, and there is no body damage. The exterior has been re-sprayed in the original factory color. The body was completely stripped during the re-spraying process. The interior is original except for a re-upholstering of the seats with material from Autos International. Nearly every piece of rubber has been replaced including the expensive top and side pieces. All door seals are new, as are the front and rear trunk seals. The windshield was replaced yesterday. The engine runs very well and has a new factory fuel pump. The injectors were re-manufactured. Routine maintenance has always been done. The BUYER will arrange and PAY for shipping. I will assist in the loading of the car. The original smog equipment will come with the car, but is not presently installed (see photo). The car comes with lots of spare parts as well (see photo). The BUYER will make payment using PAYPAL or by sending a CERTIFIED CHECK from a reputable bank. The car will not be released until PAYMENT IN FULL has been received. A CERTIFIED CHECK in the amount of $500.00 will serve as a deposit for up to two weeks until final payment has been received. |
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