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> Sold! Signal Orange 1970 914-6, real -6 with steel GT flares, 70' 2.2S MFI engine, Numbers matching car comes with original longblock.
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post Jan 30 2025, 08:07 PM
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This is why someday when I buy my next 914 I will look for a member here who is deciding to sale his prized possession . I don't believe the fine people on this site would rip off another 914 world member .
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post Jan 30 2025, 10:45 PM
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But shit can happen.

Here's an example of what not doing due diligence can result in.

Even when BOTH parties used what they believed were "top line" businesses a war ensued.

You HAVE to check YOURSELF!

You cannot rely on others...

A simple "run the seat forward and check for rust" before purchase would have stopped this dumpster fire...

http://www.914world.com/bbs2/index.php?showtopic=368857

http://www.914world.com/bbs2/index.php?sho...369454&st=0

Rufus has edited a bunch of stuff.
The first post of the sale add used to be a descending price page he was updating every hour or so.

MountainRoads will NEVER sell a car again without going through a broker.

3+ years of nothing then that...


Educate yourself on what to look for, it's not all that hard.

A post asking "What should I look for when I look at a 914 for purchase" will get many replies.

Mostly regarding rust...
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post Jan 31 2025, 09:00 AM
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But shit can happen.

Here's an example of what not doing due diligence can result in.

Even when BOTH parties used what they believed were "top line" businesses a war ensued.

You HAVE to check YOURSELF!

You cannot rely on others...

A simple "run the seat forward and check for rust" before purchase would have stopped this dumpster fire...

http://www.914world.com/bbs2/index.php?showtopic=368857

http://www.914world.com/bbs2/index.php?sho...369454&st=0

Rufus has edited a bunch of stuff.
The first post of the sale add used to be a descending price page he was updating every hour or so.

MountainRoads will NEVER sell a car again without going through a broker.

3+ years of nothing then that...


Educate yourself on what to look for, it's not all that hard.

A post asking "What should I look for when I look at a 914 for purchase" will get many replies.

Mostly regarding rust...


I remember following that thread . Felt bad for Mountain roads it wasn't his fault but what a disaster ,Rufus was so much drama . I use the phrase now " I don't want to be a Rufus" . I was asked what does that mean and I said it's a long story .
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