Porsche 914-6 the ultimate jigsaw puzzle. Someone save this car!

Description for Porsche 914 1970

Porsche 914-6 the ultimate jigsaw puzzle. Someone save this car!
Great opportunity to own a matching numbers 914-6 at a fraction of the current market. This car was carefully taken apart many years ago and all of the parts saved for reassembly. To our best knowledge everything is here to have a do it yourself six restoration project except the window glasses and the pistons and cylinders. This is a never been damaged body and although it does have rust, is structurally sound, and is of the rare original extra cost color Metallic Red. It is serial number 2200 which is very late into the 1970 production. It even has five date stamped original wheels from May of 1970! In addition, we have all of the parts available to restore this car, and if you choose to purchase will give you a 10% discount on any future part you purchase. We can also assist you with all phases of this car's restoration if you so desire at an added cost. Finally for those of you who would like to ship it, for a 500 additional charge, we will bolt on suspension doors and lids as well as steering so the car will steer and roll, and carefully place as many well packed boxes in the car as it will hold.
For those of you who do not know me, I am George Hussey president of Automobile Atlanta, who from 1978 has been buying and selling both 914s and their parts, and have devoted our life to the preservation of the car. We have the world's best 914 car collection including a rare 916, the world's best 914 catalog, have written a 914 book "tech tips 700 which Road and Track in their review, said "no 914 owner should be without it" and make over 275 replacement parts for the car. We have a full time restoration and service facility as well. Years ago they started to call me "doctor 914" and the term stuck!
I examine detailed photo shoots of potential 914 purchases for individuals daily and give them advice, and can do so for you as well with no fee what so ever. It is important to me that everyone who purchases a 914 gets a good car for the money. They are great restoration projects as they are so simple and parts readily available. With that stated, I see many many 914s sell for very high prices that are not good cars for the money, and I feel sorry for the buyers. There are vast differences between a "good" 914 and a bad one, and with restoration costs upwards of 60 thousand dollars on some of them, it pays to spend more upfront as good cars are still available. Drop me a line if you see a car you like and I will give you my, 40 years in the 914 business, opinion.