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| potomacmidget |
 Mar 27 2011, 09:17 AM
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Good morning All,
There is a 1975, 1.8L 914 on ebay in Alexandria Va that I am interested in, however I have never owned a 914 (I currently have a MG midget as my toy), I have owned a karmann ghia and a 911, so in theory I have some confidence working on cars but I have no experience whatsoever with the 914 engine and its placement. If anyone can inform me of what I should look for and/or steer clear from I would really appreciate the guidance. My ghia was my college car as I could not afford the 914 in my youth, however would now like to have one to tinker with in my forties. I look forward to hearing back from fellow members and will start searching the threads for some advice. Regards, Reg |
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potomacmidget possible 914 newbie requests guidance Mar 27 2011, 09:17 AM
jsayre914 Here is the Guide
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:wttc: Mar 27 2011, 10:12 AM johannes 1975 1.8 is the slowest 914 you can find. Its heav... Mar 27 2011, 11:15 AM
potomacmidget Guys - thank you for the advice...I will let you k... Mar 27 2011, 02:35 PM  |
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