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Thank you. Everything was disassembled and powder coated. I did it to update the look of the car. Since it wasn't stock or a survivor anymore, I took liberties of making style changes. I love the way it turned out. But I may be biased
I'm not biased and I love the way it looks. (If it were mine, I might remove the big bumpers but everything else is great)
I'm not biased and I love the way it looks. (If it were mine, I might remove the big bumpers but everything else is great)
Thank you as well.
Where I would normally agree, I think the update to blacked out bright work really helps the bumpers "fit in". As I'm not a huge fan of them, it is a '75 and this way I keep the spirit of the year and I think it really works. It's not a hot rod or speed demon, it is what it is, a mid 70's econo box that looks better than original IMO.
Added some inexpensive LED bulbs to the gauges. Made a huge difference over factory bulbs. Updates the look a bit too, not the typical dim yellow. I'm pleased.
It is nice to see someone take the time and money to restore an early model 914. Seems like everyone wants a 73 2.0 and ignores the fact that the quality of the 914 body is the most important thing, not the option list and year model
10-27-2015, 04:12 PM
