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Porsche 914 Parts Catalog

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This comprehensive Porsche 914 Parts Catalog provides you with the detailed information you need to repair or restore your vehicle. This manual contains the same information used by experts and...
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Labels: 914 Porsche
Porsche 914 Parts Catalog
This comprehensive Porsche 914 Parts Catalog provides you with the detailed information you need to repair or restore your vehicle. This manual contains the same information used by experts and technicians, ensuring accuracy and reliability. It is model-specific, providing detailed diagrams, part numbers, and descriptions for every component of your Porsche 914. This valuable resource empowers you to understand your vehicle's intricacies, prevent potential overcharges from unqualified repair shops, and make informed decisions about your vehicle's maintenance and restoration. Enjoy the peace of mind that comes with having access to the most accurate and comprehensive information about your Porsche 914.

The Porsche 914, a mid-engine sports car jointly developed by Porsche and Volkswagen, was produced from 1969 to 1976. While its history is intertwined with the iconic Porsche brand, the 914 wasn't technically a "Porsche" in the traditional sense. It was designed as an affordable sports car, appealing to a broader market than Porsche's usual clientele. Volkswagen, aiming to expand its lineup with a stylish and sporty model, partnered with Porsche to bring the 914 to life. The result was a car with a distinctive, angular design featuring a fiberglass body and a compact, lightweight structure.

Despite its "Volkswagen" roots, the 914 inherited many Porsche design elements and characteristics. Its mid-engine layout, with the engine mounted behind the driver's seat, provided exceptional handling and balance. The 914 offered two engine options: a 1.7-liter flat-four engine from Volkswagen and a larger 2.0-liter flat-four engine from Porsche. While the 914's affordability and practicality made it a popular choice, it struggled to find its place in the market. The car's association with Volkswagen, coupled with some initial reliability issues, led to a perception of it as a "lesser Porsche." However, with its nimble handling, engaging driving experience, and distinctive design, the 914 has since become a cult classic, appreciated for its unique blend of affordability, practicality, and performance.
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