This 1974 Porsche 914 2.0 was tucked away by me for four years in my friend’s building. I dug it out yesterday. While it’s a straight car, I have not had the time or inclination to fix it after an … Continued
You can still load the post and then click here for all the details and photos. But ultimately, I’ve decided to work on this one more since it didn’t sell in a year.
“No Reserve in A2” translation – eBay auction going off at no reserve in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Someone tacked in new floor pans and fried the electrical in the process. The car looks solid enough to save but it looks like … Continued
Tuesday around lunch time I met my friend Keith in Saline, Michigan about 30 minutes away. He was lucky enough to discover a sepia brown 914 stored for 28 years. The owner bought it in 1984, had it repainted in … Continued
I love it. This could have been any fancy new six figure car she is sitting on but no, it’s a $1000 roller with crappy red paint, no mirrors or drivetrain. The targa top and rockers are painted red, … Continued
It doesn’t run and the hell hole is bad according to the seller. The interior looks really clean and original. If the dash isn’t cracked, which it doesn’t look to be, that would be a big bonus… on closer … Continued
“1973 Porsche 914 targa top convertible. 1.7 liter mid engine runs like a top. This car has been in the family for 25 years. I never thought that I would sell it, but my wife and I recently had … Continued
All four cars belong in my back yard and the tri-pack are located in Dexter. I mean, come on, that’s where I live. Who knew some Porsche guy was right near me with these cars in a field. The … Continued
In January of this year I went and looked at these four Porsche 914s sitting in a field. Here is the original post. They are all pretty beat up but the panels seem to be ok. When I went and … Continued
On Monday I went and visited Nick in Benzie County – about 3.5 hours north of Ann Arbor. He owns the four Porsche 914s I posted a couple weeks ago. For $7,500 it was a deal I had to check out. … Continued