salisbury

Year: 1974
Make: Porsche
Model: 914
Mileage (numbers only please): 0
Color: black
Price (no $ sign please): $42000
Private or Dealer Listing: Private Listing
Location (Region): SouthEast
Body Style: Coupe
Transmission Type: Manual - 5 speed
2 or 4 Wheel Drive?: 2 Wheel Drive
Engine Type: Carbs
Stereo System: None

1974 PORSCHE 914-6
1967 911S engine #-961 998 ( 2.8 / 2.0 case- 901 101 101 0R /H), lite head work, electromotive HPX, 46 webers , headers, supertrapps.
5SP CLOSE RATIO LSD TRANS W/ COOLER AND PUMP, #- HA0310 4 (case- 914 301 101 00)
HamFab CAMBER PLATES
FT & RR SWAYBAR HEIM JOINT set up,COILOVER SUSPENSION
Koni front /REAR BILSTEIN
WILWOOD RACING BRAKES (Superlite cal, rotors 12" X 1.25 F 12" X .81 R )
Titlon three pedal assemblies , reservoir, balance bar,

DRY SUMP/ PETERSON TANK ( 3 gal ) / AN FITTINGS AND LINES
(8) 16X10 WHEELS (outer rim of one wheel needs to be replace)
100MM STUD
KIRKEY SEAT / 5 point harness (set up for second seat)
AUTOMETER SPORT COMP MONSTER TACK W/SHIFT LIGHT, OIL PSI, OIL TEMP, VOLTS GAUGES
15 GAL FUELSAFE GAS TANK

DRY WEIGHT 1886 LBS. SHERIDAN WIDE BODY 60" adjustable wing
Has fresh corner balance / Millersport

42K complete car
30K engine
15k roller / with trans

Hate to break it up...but this engine maybe better served in a period 911S

e mails best....Salisbury.don@att.net

salisbury

thanks for the responses..... the value of the engine maybe closer to 20-25K....yes I understand. But the expense of swapping engines or selling a roller is unknown. I spent half the year looking for a 964 engine in 2014. I ended up purchasing a donor car and selling the roller. That would be the better option here as well. This is a very fresh and strong engine, you will not be disappointed. Most Porsche owners that track cars have no knowledge of this level of this chassis build, few will every drive a pro built frame plate car of this detail. Why was a 2.0 engine used.... don't know for sure, but it might have been a requirement for running in vintage races at that time.
A 2.0 S engine would have been the engine of choice.