1972 Porsche 914 Base 1.7l on 2040-cars
Phoenix, Arizona, United States
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This is a 1972 Porsche 914 1.7 Litre. The car is in immaculate condition, with only 40,156 Original Miles on it. It is all original straight from the factory with matching numbers. Has only undergone one re-spray in the original Bahia Red color. Car runs great starts up first try with no issues. Car shifts through all the gears smoothly. Tires and brakes work great. Has original front windshield from the factory. There is a very small chip in the windshield that is not very noticeable. Car is rust free except for at the hell holes and battery tray area. The paint is good but there is a little fading on the hood. There are also a few small chips in the paint. The interior is in great overall shape but there is some fading on the carpet and a small crack on the dash board that you can see in the pictures. Other than these minor issues the car is in great condition and is ready to hit the road. Comes with the original tool kit. Comes with a bunch of the original paper work and documents as seen in the pictures. You will not be disappointed with your purchase this is a great 914. If you have any questions you can call me or send me an email. I can send you more pictures as well. My number is 602-849-6805 and my email is kevina@azwholesalebp.com
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