For Sale at Auction: 1970 Porsche 914 in Las Vegas, Nevada

Chassis No. 9140431254
Engine No. 6404750
Transmission No. 7501266
Karmann Body No. 131267

According to the Porsche Classic Technical Certificate issued by Porsche Jacksonville in April 2025, this mid-engine 1970 Porsche 914/6 was originally finished in the highly desirable shade of Signal Orange over a Black leatherette interior. Factory fitted options noted on the CTC include a leather steering wheel, U.S.-band Blaupunkt Frankfurt radio, and tinted glass all around. The car was also equipped with option code C13, noted as "Equipment for New York/California" and believed to be emissions related. The Certificate further reveals that the engine (6404750) and transmission (7501266) are noted to be the original matching-numbers units. In addition, the last four digits of the Karmann body number (131267) stamped on the rear trunk floor are very closely aligned with those of transmission number, a link between body and powertrain well-known among 914/6 enthusiasts. An additional build report is on file and available for review from Porsche authority J�rgen Barth.
Prior to its current ownership of seven years, this matching numbers 914/6 received a thorough and comprehensive photo-documented restoration in its original livery of Signal Orange over Black. Its five-digit odometer records 2,264 kilometers-the total believed to have been accumulated since restoration's completion.
Most recently, and in preparation for the sale, the mid-engine six visited Joe Frazar Sports Car Services for a rebuild of its dual Weber carburetors, an ignition tune, new spark plugs, and a replacement fuse box. The Porsche 914/6 offers an attractive, mid-engine alternative to the early 911, and this nicely restored and well-documented example, with recent sorting of its air-cooled flat-six, presents an especially compelling choice.