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> 74 Bumblebee back to original?, 9 years with little progress, time to drop the six
teveo
post Oct 1 2017, 02:19 PM
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I bought this car in 2008 and had it shipped from west coast USA to Norway (Rob Simes old car if someone knew it).

Plan was to use it for autox and trackdays but its been standing apart from the odd sprint on borrowed "dealer plates" as it wont pass inspections like it sit today.

A '74 model in this configuration is hard to register over here, both me and car is getting older and maybe I am better off making it a 4 cylinder again. In a 4 cyl configuration I could get it registered without much hassle. The 2.7 engine, complete rollcage and fuelcell need to go though.

Still on 4 bolt with Mahle burners, quite original, refer to album
https://flic.kr/s/aHsm4WovNM

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Suppose I have to make a list, obviously need engine, fuel tank, some interior and other bits and pieces (original 914LE "Bumlebee"),

Any advice welcome, what should I start to source/collect and what parts would be hard to get?
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mepstein
post Oct 1 2017, 03:47 PM
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I see 2.0 Fuchs. But I agree, if it’s going to be near impossible to register as-is, this is a car worth bringing back to stock. You will probably get good money for the 911 engine. Start making a detailed list of what you need and then place a WTB, want to buy, in the world classifieds. The good thing is that everything you need to take back to stock is available.
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