1974 porsche 914 £3600

[White Van Man]

Come to the realisation having 4 other projects is not the future hence sale.
Bought about a month ago with a years M.O.T.Since then spend spend spend.
New american size number plates,battery,starter motor,ign leads,crankcase breather lines,gear linkage bushes, rolling road session and taxed it also ooh and a day with a polishing mop too.The car is blue with twin silver stripes lowered with Koni rear shocks and riviera copy wheels and 195/50/15 tires all round.The rolling road session highlighted it has a high lift cam but duration is unknown.A single webber 32/36 on center mount manifold replaces the fuel injection ,it also has a glasspack exhaust from C.S.P Germany too.
The Porsche sound fantastic and goes really well but i cant keep it tho and it does require little more work (nothing major couple of seals and little bit of welding) ,i will be at Lavenham vintage vw show Suffolk this weekend .
I live in Grimsby Lincolnshire and can be contacted on 07730580488 (Dave)

[abm914]

Any photos???


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[White Van Man]

will post up after this week end if i can figure how you do it

[jonat127]

it also has a glasspack exhaust from C.S.P Germany too.
The Porsche sound fantastic

Hi Dave,
Good to meet you at Lavenham.
Now I'm sorry I didn't hear driving your car. Someone else I met commented on the noise when you arrived.
Jon

[Bootsy]

I was in business in Sudbury on Friday and on my way back to Norwich saw you heading for Lavenham - small world!

[White Van Man]

Still for sale lol drove to Lavenham no probs did a bout 300 miles in total costing £100ish in fuel, have plenty of pics on the computer to e-mail on if interested ,but no idea about how to put them up on here typing this is about my computer limit sorry

[louis356]

did a bout 300 miles in total costing £100ish in fuel

That's 3 miles to the £1 and £5.40 a gallon

Thats 16.5 miles to the gallon? you must get more than that?[/quote]

[jonat127]

Hi Dave,
To put photos on the site you have to do the following:
1. Open a photobucket account, it's free and very easy to do http://photobucket.com/
2. Load your photos into photobucket
3. Once the photos are in, click on the "direct link" for the first photo
4. Come back to your DDK session and open the message you want to create/edit
5. Click the Img box at the top of the message compose page
5. Do a paste (Ctrl V or right click & paste)
6. Finally click the IMG button again
That's your first image pasted into the message. Now repeat as many times as you want!
Cheers
Jon

[White Van Man]

Hey Hey Hey here it is in all its ratty glory thought had sold ,and getting a type 25 on p/ex but not, need rid tho to start winter project will deal againt other vehicle i.e type 25 and bit of cash ?