1975 Porsche 914

2.0 Convertible

4 - Cyl.

Manual

4752904748

Clear

Gasoline

This car per COA was originally Berber yellow with black interior. With a trim out scarlet red paint job (code 1795) done 2 years ago, there is a small ding in the front hood (see photo) this car shines! New “PORSCHE” rear deck lettering. New windshield installed Jan 10’. New seat belts and regulators, they actually have tension and roll back up. 2 period correct side mirrors. Black trim, fog lights, and appearance group center console. Top is perfect, all rubber seals have been replaced: ($600 from Auto Atlanta) targa top seals, door seals inner and outer, front and rear trunk, front side markers and rear lights, rear deck lid, windshield frame seal, fender to cowl seal, dash seal. Complete new interior upholstery, seats, roof, and center console all redone no rips tears, or cuts. New carpets throughout. Dash does have a couple cracks (see photo). Windshield wiper arms replaced new, with new blades. Appearance group center console gauges work, oil temp replaced with number value VDO gauge. CD radio with detachable faceplate works with new Cardon speakers. Brand new Michelin tires, polished Rivera rims, center caps included. New battery with all new connections 2 year warranty, purchased 1/25/11. No history on motor rebuild or work done, has a small oil drip not sure where, all push rod tubes seals replaced Feb 11’. Valve cover gaskets replaced in January 11’ along with synthetic oil change. Car runs strong, shifts smooth, (first gear syncro is a little slow) in all gears and reverse! Car has been carbureted with 40mmWebers just tuned and rebuilt with receipts. Fuel lines replaced, right now the car is running rich and there is no mechanic in Greensboro Georgia that can adjust the carbs, tank removed and cleaned, Nov 10’. Clear in line fuel filter installed. Some service and maintenance records included, also comes with the original owners manual. Correct jack, spare, and COA. Car has been in CA and AZ all its life! All in all this is a very nice example of an appreciating classic. Good luck bidding.