914 -6

[DUFFER]

Picked up a real 914-6 engine case type 901/38 can someone give me an idea of value ?

[Dave at Pelican Parts]

Not a lot, unless you can find someone with the 914-6 that engine came out of. Or one that's close to that and has an owner that wants something close to the original one.

The 914-6 engine was pretty much identical to the tamest and least glamorous of the 911 engine series, the 1969 2.0 liter 911T motor. There are much better options for doing a Six conversion, or for hot-rodding a 914-6. So the potential market is pretty small all in all.

--DD

[quicksix]

That said, post it on every 914 board in the classifieds,someone may want it and the value would go up.
John

[SirAndy]

Originally Posted by Dave at Pelican Parts

Not a lot, unless you can find someone with the 914-6 that engine came out of. Or one that's close to that and has an owner that wants something close to the original one.

The 914-6 engine was pretty much identical to the tamest and least glamorous of the 911 engine series, the 1969 2.0 liter 911T motor. There are much better options for doing a Six conversion, or for hot-rodding a 914-6. So the potential market is pretty small all in all.

I Agree. The most value would be for the owner of the car the engine came with originally.

Andy

[quicksix]

I wonder if there is a need for a page somewhere for this kinda stuff, maybe the cw crowd might put it in their section on the world...
John

[smg911]

It would also be beneficial to show the serial number of the engine.
1970 - 640XXXX
1971 - 641XXXX
1972 - 642XXXX

[Cairo94507]

Yeah; personally I would love to find the 2.0 removed from my car back in the early 80's. I am not saying I would install it, but I would like having it.

[smg911]

I see that its listed in the classifieds as Serial Number 6405310