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So I thought I started a thread, but I can't find it so...it must not have happened.

Earlier this year a friend and I bought a couple of 914's. Well actually he bought another too, but that is another story.

I thought I would post some of my work on here. Normally I run in the 911/930 forums, but I do like these little go cart like cars. The goal here was to find a good deal on a 914 that was not a complete basket case in the way of rust and get it on the road with minimal (think relatively for a 914) work.

We found a good/fair deal and the car is not a basket case. My buddy was going to do the motor work and I would work on the other stuff. I didn't take a lot of early pics of the car but here it is on my lift.




One of the first things done was pull the motor. I can get a 911 motor out in under two hours, but this took me a little long. I have never pulled a motor out of a 914. Pretty straight forward. I do like air cooled motors and not having the cooling lines.

This thing was covered in west Texas dust... It is everywhere.




I also took off this 916 bumper. It is not my thing.


There was evidence of a light hit at some point in the past. I am going to straighten some of it out and live with it. This is not a restoration, just some spruce up.




I cleaned up the edge a little with a body dolly and a couple body hammers.

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Looking a little further, the car appears to be in decent shape.






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The back wasn't too bad either.


Looks like the wheel rubbed severely at some point. Going to clean this up and put some worth undercoating later.



I did find some rust, can you guess? The hell hole. It was minor and I will show the repair I did a little later. Gotta run. Talk at y'all later.
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Ill buy the front and rear bumper send Em to albuquerque
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Ill buy the front and rear bumper send Em to albuquerque
Already sold the front bumper locally. I think I am going to keep the rear and put a different front fg bumper on.

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