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Porsche 914/6 mit 2.7-Carrera-RS-Rennmotor (1970)

Porsche 914/6 (1970), with 2.7-liter Carrera RS race engine, 300 hp, only 25,500 kilometers, second-hand

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Model
914/6 mit 2.7-Carrera-RS-Rennmotor
Year
1970
Transmission
Manual
Horsepower
300
Milage
25.500 km
Not or only partially comprehensible.
Country Version
DE
Location
DE-49377 Vechta
Color
dark blue
Type of auction
With reserve
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Porsche 914/6 mit 2.7-Carrera-RS-Rennmotor (1970)

Moritz Helbich

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by Moritz Helbich

This 914/6 is a true driving machine: its 2.7-liter RS engine produces approximately 300 hp, while the Porsche weighs in at just around 1,000 kg! The 914’s mid-engine layout ensures exceptionally sporty handling. An exceptional vehicle, built without compromise, that will provide its new owner with immense driving pleasure.

Price Estimation89.000 € - 105.000 €
Vehicle description

A rare Porsche 914/6 from 1970 is for sale in a special dark blue color with black partial leather interior.

Highlights:

  • Special color – limited edition
  • Second owner
  • Extensively rebuilt for maximum driving dynamics
  • The first owner, a well-known racing driver, installed a 2.7-litre Carrera RS engine and only drove the car on the race track. The current owner had the engine overhauled and rebuilt, and this hand-built racing engine now delivers approx. 300 hp. In addition, a new reconditioned transmission was installed, and the Porsche has been driven on the road ever since.
  • The car has a total mileage of only 25,500 kilometers.
  • With a curb weight of approx. 1,000 kg and 300 hp, this 914/6 is an absolute driving machine.
  • Investment of around €20,000

General information about the vehicle:

  • Year of manufacture: 1970
  • First registration: Germany, 1970
  • Location: 49377 Vechta
  • Number of previous owners: 2
  • Accident-free
  • Registered
  • H license plate
  • TÜV until 2027
  • Ready to drive

Model history

The Porsche 914/6 was developed in collaboration with Volkswagen and was designed as an affordable, sporty mid-engine sports car. The version with a six-cylinder engine was particularly dynamic and is now highly sought after. The version offered here has not only been preserved, but also upgraded with a more powerful Carrera RS engine, making the 914/6 the ultimate driving machine. A vehicle for collectors and sporty enthusiasts.

Facts

Exterior & interior:

  • Exterior color: Dark blue (special color)
  • Interior: black partial leather upholstery in very good condition

Engine and transmission:

  • Hand-built 2.7-litre Carrera RS racing engine with approx. 300 hp
  • Manual transmission, overhauled
  • Replacement engine: Yes
  • Last service: March 2025

Mileage:

  • 25,500 km (as read)
  • Partially traceable

Documentation:

  • German vehicle documents
  • Invoices and documents relating to engine and transmission overhaul
  • No service history available

Tires, brakes, bodywork & underbody:

  • Tires: tread in good condition, tires somewhat older
  • Brakes: approx. 85%
  • Bodywork: good condition with a few minor signs of age-related wear
  • Underbody: very good condition with no rust

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Known defects:

  • No defects are known

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Summary

An exceptional 1970 Porsche 914/6 with a 2.7-liter Carrera RS racing engine and approximately 300 hp is for sale. With H license plates, TÜV until 2027, and a special custom paint job, this vehicle offers a rare combination of performance and collector's value. The first owner was a well-known racing driver, and the car is currently in its second ownership and has clocked up a total of approx. 25,500 kilometers. A Porsche for connoisseurs that combines performance and history in a unique vehicle.

If the seller is a private individual, the vehicle is always sold without warranty. The description of this auction has been made to the best of the seller's knowledge. The condition of this vehicle is based on the opinion of the seller and may differ from your own opinion. The description and photos are for reference. Kickdown does not guarantee the accuracy of the listing and recommends a viewing. The seller decides whether a viewing can be made. Bidders must satisfy themselves as to the accuracy of the description and make all necessary inquiries before placing a bid. For this purpose, please use the comments and questions section for additional information. Please read our terms and conditions for more details.

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  • Main inspection
  • Current service performed
  • Low milage

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Questions and Comments

  • 08.05.2026 12:15

    Hallo, was ist zur etwaigen Renngeschichte bekannt? ...Verbreiterungen in Blech? ...was sagt das Lackmessgerät? welches Getriebe wurde verbaut? Kupplung ersetzt? Bremse der Leistung entsprechend? Motornummer? was und wann (km) wurde am Motor alles gemacht? Leistungsdiagramm verfügbar? ...kann man die Rechnungen und Unterlagen zur Motor- und Getriebeüberholung einsehen - Mail? wie zuverlässig dokumentiert sind die km bei der 5 Stelligen Anzeige? beim letzten Service wurde was gemacht!? V-Spiel - sieht nicht danach aus... Unfallfrei? ...altersbedingten Gebrauchsspuren? gibt es ein ordentliches Gutachten? ...das mal fürs erste... Gruß Martin

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    • TomTom1TomTom1
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      26.05.2025 18:36

      Technik: Der Porsche 914 ist aus einer Rahmen-Boden-Anlage mit aufgeschweißter Karosserie und integriertem Sicherheitsbügel aufgebaut, die neben dem Mittelmotor zwei Sitze aufnimmt. Die Dachschale des Targadachs besteht aus Kunststoff, lässt sich leicht abnehmen und unter dem Deckel des Kofferraums im Heck verstauen. Die Feststellbremse ist links vom Fahrersitz angeordnet; zwischen den Sitzen gibt es eine schmale Notsitzfläche, die den Wagen offiziell zum Dreisitzer macht. Das Porsche-Fahrwerk besteht vorn aus Querlenkern mit längsliegenden Torsionsstäben und Dämpferbeinen. Die über Doppelgelenkwellen angetriebenen Hinterräder werden von Schräglenkern geführt, sind schraubengefedert und mit konzentrisch angeordnetem Teleskopstoßdämpfer und einer zusätzlichen Vulkollan-Hohlfeder versehen. Dank günstiger Masseverteilung konnte auf Querstabilisatoren verzichtet werden. Zahnstangenlenkung von ZF mit dreiteiliger Lenksäule und Scheibenbremsen an allen Rädern sind weitere Merkmale des Fahrwerks. Die Mittelmotoren sind um 180° gedreht eingebaute ehemalige Heckmotoren in Boxer-Bauweise mit Grauguss-Zylindern, Leichtmetallköpfen und Luftkühlung. Anfangs waren es der 1,7-Liter-Vierzylinder im 914/4 aus dem VW 411 und der 2,0-Liter-6-Zylinder-Motor im 914/6 aus dem Porsche 911 T. Neben einem 5-Gang-Schaltgetriebe war im 914/6 auch ein halbautomatisches, vierstufiges Sportomatic-Getriebe erhältlich. LG Tom

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