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Here's #36... odd it doesn't show up on the M471 list!
http://www.914world.com/bbs2/uploads...1369238123.jpg
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And those flares... definitely "not" the "...the real thing". Original ad from 2009 admits they were added. I hate rip-off con-artists.
Flame away...
http://losangeles.craigslist.org/wst...821081278.html
He just spent $5000 on rebuilding the Weber's 2 months ago!!! Silly, he could have bought a NOS set of 46's for nearly that money from someone here on the board :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Neunelfer
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I hate liars and cheats. Hope nobody falls for that one.
In case someone is looking for a GOOD 914-6, I am going to put #1800 up for sale in a month or so. Canary Yellow, matching numbers with 2 engines and 2 transmissions (original and 3.0 hot rod), California Blue Plate car from Anderson Behel in the bay area. Gas Burner wheels, never rusty, rotisserie restored only a couple years ago. I can't find any pictures on this computer but go back a couple pages on this thread and see it next to the Tangerine one.
This is not an ad for sale yet, just a hint. It is such a great car that I should keep it but I just bought something spectacularly interesting and need to sell a couple cars.
Question for the brain trust... I have a 1970 six chassis 2655. What month do you think is the production date. The red one on Samba is 1911 iirc and has a 5/70 production date. I have to believe that mine is one of the last built during that MY, no? I want to buy a repro VIN sticker and get the date correct. Thanks!
Get a COA from Porsche AG and you will have the right mfg date !Would say probably July 1970 since they change production year in august !
cheers
Not necessarily. The COA is famous for not showing the production date. Fortunately, my original 6 is #2615 so I'm very close to yours in production sequence. I'll check my VIN sticker when I get home tonight.
In addition, there are other ways to confirm your car's build date or at least a very close approximation If you pull out one of your VDO gauges you will find a production date just under the rubber sleeve of each gauge.
Ok so I just checked my car. The build dates 7/70.
Just as another reference point...my '70 ser #1998 blt in 5/70.
Awesome Steve! Thanks for the help on that.