[jtgreeson]

Re: > 1971 914 Bahia Red Electric Drive 207 ft-lbs max torque, Fast, no rust,17,000 m

Some photos:


914 slideshow (339) (Small).JPG


z End (3).jpg


z End (6) (Small).jpg


z End (7) (Small).jpg

 

[jtgreeson]

Re: > 1971 914 Bahia Red Electric Drive 207 ft-lbs max torque, Fast, no rust,17,000 m

Some more photos:

Porsche 914 rear.jpg

914 slideshow (349) (Small).JPG

Electrical (51).jpg

 

[sentraelectric]

Re: > 1971 914 Bahia Red Electric Drive 207 ft-lbs max torque, Fast, no rust,17,000 m

Very nice conversion. I met you and saw your car once in Tampa during an electric-cars' event a couple of months before finishing my own conversion, and we talked for a while even though you most likely don't remember me. I know it is the same car because of the blow driers used as heaters Too bad I don't have $15,000. Good luck with the sale. It is indeed a very nice car/conversion.

Jose.

 

[jtgreeson]

Re: > 1971 914 Bahia Red Electric Drive 207 ft-lbs max torque, Fast, no rust,17,000 m

Very nice conversion. I met you and saw your car once in Tampa during an electric-cars' event a couple of months before finishing my own conversion, and we talked for a while even though you most likey don't remember me. I know it is the same car because of the blow driers used as heaters Too bad I don't have $15,000. Good luck with the sale. It is indeed a very nice car/conversion.

Jose.

Hey Jose, It was a long time ago but I do remember you! The car has been running great since we met, back in 2012 I think. That convention was neat with all the great people. I even got to visit with the inventor of the Zilla controller, Otmar.

Thanks for the nice complement on the car!

Jim

 

[jtgreeson]

Re: > 1971 914 Bahia Red Electric Drive 207 ft-lbs max torque, Fast, no rust,17,000 m

Electrical (38).jpg

 

[sentraelectric]

Re: > 1971 914 Bahia Red Electric Drive 207 ft-lbs max torque, Fast, no rust,17,000 m

Sent you a Private Message

Jose

 

[dtbaker]

Re: For Sale: 1971 Porsche 914 Bahia Red,Electric, Fast, no rust,$15,000

For Sale now is my 1971 Porsche 914, converted to Electric Drive in 2010.: http://www.evalbum.com/3439

what a great build! I am following your story with great interest to see what the current market is like. Have you tried eBay for national exposure?

I have tried to sell my eMiata on and off at similar price locally with little success. I'm going to try again in the spring with local paper/craigslist before trying eBay. I would really like to keep the car local so I can keep an eye on it.

 

[jtgreeson]

Re: For Sale: 1971 Porsche 914 Bahia Red,Electric, Fast, no rust,$15,000

Hi Dan,

No serious offers yet. I guess it takes a special person to take on a conversion. To bad since it's such a fun and trouble free car.

I have not tried ebay yet. My reason for selling is I'm moving soon and will not have a garage to keep the car. I'll get more serious about selling then.

Good luck with your sell!

Jim

what a great build! I am following your story with great interest to see what the current market is like. Have you tried eBay for national exposure?

I have tried to sell my eMiata on and off at similar price locally with little success. I'm going to try again in the spring with local paper/craigslist before trying eBay. I would really like to keep the car local so I can keep an eye on it.

 

[dtbaker]

Re: Sold

Sold..................

sweet.... somebody got a really nice EV!

Do you mind sharing what you were able to sell it for, I'm looking for a comparative on my eMiata for the spring.