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FS: 1973 914, Signal Orange & Black, 2056 w/ dual Webers, limited slip
This is one fantastic 914!! Many people on this site know this car and many have helped me build her. This car was meticulously rebuilt by me over a 3 year period. EVERYTHING! On this car was brought to a level of excellent condition during the rebuild process. The car now has about 11,500 miles. She is still a fantastic looking car, a pleasure and thrill to drive. During the build I did a lot of research and learned a lot about 914’s. The members of the 914 clubs and 914 part suppliers provided great information and parts!! The 914 community greatly facilitated making this beautiful car! Here are some of the details: -2056 built by Jake Raby -Mallory distributor set up by Jake -Dual Weber 40’s -Limited slip transaxle -Bursch exhaust & SS heat exchangers -Koni yellow adjustable shocks front and rear -Hypercoil coil over springs on the back, 135# -Tarett Engineering front anti-sway bar and drop links -Turbo tie rods -Sway-a-way torsion bars 17mm -Mueller needle bearings in the a-arms and trailing arms -Completely rebuilt brake calipers new hard lines, SS flex lines, 19mm master cylinder, parking brake cables, boots, clips, proportioning valve replaced with a “T” fitting -Rebuilt half shafts from Paragon Products -Alpine stereo -Dual horn option (loud!) -2.0 liter Fuch wheels polished by Al Reed -Wheel center caps with Porsche crest from GPR -Very nice chrome lug bolts from Ralph Boothe Design -Carpet kit from Autos International -SS fuel lines and engine breather can from Racer Chris -Pedal board from ENGMAN -Euro front signal housings from North Bay 914 -Rebuilt pedal cluster by Eric Shea -LED bulbs for the dash gauges and tail light seals from Qarl -Pilot fog lights & brackets from boxstr -Speaker grills and Blaupunct speakers from morph -Seat belt “PRESS” stickers from PRS914-6 -Engine shelf and battery support & tray from Restoration Design -Transmission conversion from tail shifter to side shift by Brad Mayeur & Michael -NOS targa bar interior pad from Pelican -AL gauge bezels from Mid America -Steel reproduction rockers from Auto Atlanta -LOTS! of new stuff from Dave at GPR -Front and rear bumpers were re-chromed -Original leather steering wheel with an additional leather wrap that looks and feels great Some more of the new stuff: exterior mirrors, windshield, windshield wipers, windshield washer nozzles, door handles, ventilation hoses, windshield trim, sail panel chrome, PORSCHE engine lid letters, vinyl floor pieces that are used with the carpet, door sills ... This car was an original L80E Light Ivory, 1.7 with a tan interior, but I had a L20E Signal Orange with black interior in mind. The car was a color change that was done right! The tub was on a rotisserie and Alan Taylor did a fantastic job of prepping and painting this car! During the prep the engine shelf, battery tray support, battery tray and the rear trunk hinge pivots were replaced. This car was an A/C car. However, the front trunk floor was replaced with a donor panel, all holes were plugged, and that is why the engine shelf was replaced. I can go on and on about the new parts and the work that has been done on this car…! The suspension is powder coated in Gunmetal (Black Chrome). The engine tin and many other parts are powder coated in wrinkle black. And there are some regular black powder coated parts also. There are many re-plated parts. There is a tremendous amount of new parts! Seals, seals, and more new seals! I have a lot of pictures of the car before and during the re-build that I can provide. You can tell from the pics that I got kind of a good “Crazy” when it came to putting this car back together! Even the parts that nobody ever sees were reconditioned, plated, powder coated, painted, etc, so that everything was brought to excellent condition. I thoroughly enjoyed the build and the camaraderie that this project provided. AND! She turned out fantastic!! Over the years she has had a few stone chips that I have touched up. And there is a nickel size dent on the driver’s front fender from when a framed poster fell and hit the car. I know this car intimately! And can share lots of details! $15,750 OBO Doug 812-340-0696 ![]() |
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