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Mark Donohue's 1974 914 is for sale

I am not sure if this has been posted before (apologies if it has).

Enjoy!

Frank

http://www.gandw.com/cars/74_914_donohue.html

Old 11-15-2005, 10:00 AM
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Nice, but look at the rust in the forward engine compartment. Where is the seller located?
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It's been for sale 43v3r


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In Virginia - near Charlottesville.
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Originally posted by cameroncole
In Virginia - near Charlottesville.
G&W is located at VIR in southern VA, near danville, i think. unless they have more than one shop (they used to be located in waynesboro, that's waynesboro, not waynesworld), it should be in southern VA.
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Nice, but look at the rust in the forward engine compartment.
they are THE concours people to go to. i think they won the class at the porsche parade with a carerra GT. i bet it's not rust. their cars are kept indoors, and, yes, that's no guarantee against rust, but with their class of cars, i'd bet it's not rust. i personally saw the car in their shop 6-8 years ago at their waynesboro shop before they moved. they also had a 904.
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It's rust... it's all original, just as it was the day it was brought inside.

It's mild... no problem.

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hmmm Might looked like that without rust....was glue residue...
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I vote for glue
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oh good point...

Glue tastes much better.


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of course...if they want to lower the price due to glueie looking rust...i won'r argue...
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It's rust... it's all original, just as it was the day it was brought inside.

It's mild... no problem.

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