I love the 914/6 but someone is willing to pay $21,100 http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...tem=2457885328.

 

Reserve hasen't even been met!

 

Look at it! Doesn't surprise me AT ALL.

It might approach $30k, or even more. Still has 4 days 16hours left.

SWEET car!

 

Not that sweet.

 

not surprised. i had a 73 914 1.7 for 11 years, so i kinda keep tabs on these. they have been at the 20k level for a number of years and are starting to head up. get em while you can!!!

 

Wow, i'd love to have one of those babies.

 

If i had the money i would pay well over 20k for that...

 

Agreed - it's a damn nice example. Original 914-6s have been in the high teens for a while now. They're getting rare and desirable, at least in the US where they weren't labeled as VWs. The car bears a spooky resemblance to Keith Sueme's (of 911 & Porsche World) 914-6, currently up for sale across the pond.

[edit] Just noticed another one listed with a Buy-It-Now of $20k.

Emanuel

 

that is the most cleanest 914 i have every seen anywhere and yes the price will go up up and away.nice find

 

after all, in the new excellence issue, a new column called "top ten" had the 914-6 listed as one of the top ten drivers porsches of all time by one of the authors

 

I seem to recall that they going rate for a decent condition 914/6 will be on the other side of $20k. Remember, they only built some 3,500 of them (if even that many).

BB.

 

Funny, I was just reading "Keith Martin on Collecting Porsche" from Sports Car Market and Jim Schrager writes of the 914-6 as being uncollectable - too harsh a ride and not enough performance even with the 911 motor. He recommends the 73-76 2.0 instead - similar performance and easier/cheaper to maintain.

Emanuel

 

i love the size, agility and drivetrain layout of the 914. however, its appearance has never excited me in the least bit.

 

That is a beauty!

 

Looks like an as new example, but IMHO, still a POS. ok...let it rip!