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> All I Want For Christmas, is a 914 for dummies video
zeppelin71
post Oct 13 2003, 05:05 PM
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I'd be really interested in finding a 914 for dummies type 1.5->2 hour video on the 914... does such a thing exist?

I'm getting frustrated with trying to line up the terrible pictures in my Haynes manual with the genuine artifacts - it is so disorienting for me. Having someone go over the engine bay (and the rest of the car as well of course) with a video camera and give an overview of what exactly is happening in each spot would be a godsend. Heck I'd purchase a whole series if it were available... volume III - DJet, or would that be volume III->X - DJet.

I think producing something like this would make an excellent fund raiser for the 914World.com.

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post Oct 13 2003, 05:27 PM
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Do you have Brett Johnson's book
The 914 & 914/6 Porsche: A Restorer's Guide to Authenticity ? You can also download the factory manuals from here . Tom Wilson also has an excellent engine rebuild book. The Pelican Parts web site has many excellent tech articles on the 914 and Jake Raby has a Type IV engine rebuild video that you can buy here .
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post Oct 13 2003, 05:32 PM
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There aren't really any good books on Djet, just www.members.Rennlist.com/PBAnders site. Really that's all you need, just print it out and you have a better than factory manuel.
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post Oct 13 2003, 06:28 PM
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Ya know, Marcus has a pretty good idea.

If I had the resources, I would do a full set of videos. One for each car type would be pretty cool.

Volume 1. The 914 Chassis & How to Buy.
Volume 2. The Early 1.7.
Volume 3. The Late 1.7.
Volume 4. The 1.8.
Volume 5. The Early and Late 2.0.
Volume 6. The Factory 914/6.
Volume 7. Suspension and Shifting.
Volume 8. Prepping for Autocross.

Each video would be 60-90 minutes in length.

Video cassettes are a buck a piece. Total cost to produce and mail, maybe 7 dollars? They could be sold for 20 dollars each, with a heavy plug for 914world.com.

Want to defray production costs? Sell advertising at the beginning & end.

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