1972 Porsche 914

Porsche developed the 914 as a replacement for its beloved 912, the four cylinder version of the 911. The 914 was intended to be a mass produced vehicle that would be built in conjunction with Volkswagen. When unveiled at the Frankfurt Auto Show in 1969, it was somewhat unexpected as it did not resemble a Porsche or a Volkswagen. The car, however, with its mid-engine configuration, demonstrated balance and handling capabilities that few have achieved and packaged it into an affordable sports car that would appeal to the masses.

GR Auto Gallery is pleased to present this custom Porsche 914 for your consideration. One of the biggest complaints is that the car is often considered underpowered, so this car was professionally swapped with a Chevrolet 350cid V8, Edelbrock 4bbl, and a 5-speed manual transmission. The swap was done incredible well and it looks completely stock on the exterior. A new cooling system was also installed and the car runs like a champ. The V8 blesses this little 914 with an incredible amount of power and it is almost scary fast!

The exterior is in decent shape, it is very clean with no rot or dents but the Irish Green paint is only average. The exterior features black bumpers, black removable targa top, black alloy 944 wheels, and pop up headlights. It also has upgraded 911 brakes and uprated suspension components. The interior is remarkably clean and the seats, carpet, and dashboard show very well. It has a newer JVC head unit and all the gauges work properly.

To see over 80 photos of this car, including undercarriage please visit our website www.grautogallery.com