Factory Built 914-6 GT Race Cars Photo Gallery by 914-6 GT at pbase.com

Factory Built 914-6 GT Race Cars

914-6 Pöltinger, 1000 Minuten Rallye 1970

MY DISCLOSURES... I cannot state anything about these cars authenticity and my policy simply is that without the owner producing an “FIA Heritage Certificate”, not to be confused with the HTP (”Historical Technical Passport”), the burden of authenticity falls with the respective car’s owner and will be their responsibility to provide the proper documentation these cars truly deserve. Further, this effort reinforces and supports the FIA’s efforts to verify the real cars and flushing out the 'fakes'. By raising these standards, I hope to continue to improve the credibility of this web site.

Just in case you are not familiar with the terminology, below are the definitions:

HERITAGE CERTIFICATE: A document difficult to acquire. One needs to provide the complete history of the car and an unbroken chain of ownership to certify this car as being the “real deal”.

HISTORICAL TECHNICAL PASSPORT (HTP): This is a much easier document to achieve. It merely confirms the car meets all the 'technical aspects' of the model it represents (example); taking into consideration all the factory original period correct race parts I have collected for my 1970 Porsche 914-6 GT project, once completed, my GT could apply and qualify for the "HTP", but it will never qualify for a "Heritage Certificate".

One last comment; Until the car's owner produces said "Heritage Certificate", I would simply state the following: “the owner claims this car as”, or “this is supported by”.

Enjoy!

<< "Porsche Factory Use" 1970 Porsche 914-6 GT - 914.043.0012 >>	<< The Alexander Gebhard Porsche 914-6 GT - sn 914.043.0032 >>	<< Ernst Seiler Porsche 914-6 GT - sn 914.043.0181 >>	<< Porsche 914-6 GT - sn 914.043.0185 >>	<< The Max Moritz Porsche 914-6 GT - sn 914.043.0251 >>	<< The Hahn Motors Porsche 914-6 GT - sn 914.043.0258 >>
<< The Brumos #58 Porsche 914-6 GT - sn 914.043.0315 >>	<< Sonauto #121 Porsche 914-6 GT - sn 914.043.0457 >>	<< The Nolte/Christmann Porsche 914-6 GT - sn 914.043.0462 >>	<< The Ex-Kremer Bros. Porsche 914-6 GT - sn 914.043.0653 >>	<< The Brumos #59 Porsche 914-6 GT - sn 914.043.0315 >>	<< Project 39 Porsche 914-6 - sn 914.043.0705 >>
<< Monte Carlo Porsche 914-6 GT - sn 914.043.0737 >>	<< The Neureuther/Ehlert/Siegle 914-6 GT - sn 914.043.0910 >>	<< Marathon de la Route Porsche 914-6 GT - sn 914.043.0983 >>	<< 1970 Porsche 914-6 GT, vin 914.043.0985 >>	<< The Daytona Winning Porsche 914-6 GT - sn 914.043.1017 >>	<< Sonauto #40 Porsche 914-6 GT - sn 914.043.1020 >>
<< Porsche 914-6 GT - sn 914.043.1034 >>	<< The Alfa Romeo Porsche 914-6 GT - sn 914.043.1076 >>	<< The "Tiny Naylor Family" Porsche 914-6 GT - sn 914.043.1086 >>	<< The Glöckler 914-6 GT - sn 914.043.1258 >>	<< The Bozzani PA (Alan Johnson) 914-6 GT - sn 914.043.1571 >>	<< Porsche 914-6 GT - sn 914.043.1732 (Project 914/45) >>
<< The Nurburgring #1 Porsche 914-6 GT S-W 1947 - sn 914.043.2541 >>	<< The Nurburgring #2 Porsche 914-6 GT S-W 1948 - sn 914.043.2542 >>	<< The Nurburgring #3 Porsche 914-6 GT S-W 1949 - sn 914.043.2543 >>	<< Monte Carlo Rallye 914-6 GT (S-Y 7714) - sn 914.143.0139 >>	<< The "O.N.S. R1" Porsche 914-6 GT (S-Y 7715) - sn 914.143.0140 >>	<< Monte Carlo Rallye 914-6 GT (S-Y 7716) - sn 914.143.0141 >>
<< 1970 Pöltinger 1000 Minuten Rallye >>

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914-6 GT		09-Aug-2011 22:22
...Vintage video of a 914 at the Nurburgringhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GQz9XtqVv9U&NR=1 and check this out, Britain's rarest cars? Only 12 registered in UK roads?http://www.topgear.com/uk/photos/britains-rarest-cars-top-20-2011-02-26?imageNo=9

Guest		07-Jul-2009 12:03
Hi Mike -from UK John Rulon-Miller is my father in law - do you require information from him? Steve - UK shargett_2000@yahoo.co.uk

914-6 GT		31-Jul-2008 01:30
Hi Andy! Yes, any contributions, specially something like that is definetely welcome! Thanks! PS: You have my email... ajserrano@msn.com ; )

SirAndy		30-Jul-2008 20:06
Armando, i'm not sure if you already have this, but i have a picture of the sticker that the factory used for the internal project numbering ... 914/XX please let me know if you want me to email you the picture ...

J.C. Richardson III		10-May-2008 02:59
NICE GALLERY! HAVE YOU BEEN TO THE VIR RACEWAY IN VA? I LIVE ABOUT 20 MILES FROM IT. THEY HAVE SOME GREAT RACING. SOME GOOD BIKE RACING TOO. LIKE I SAID YOU HAVE SOME NICE SHOTS.

Mike Smith		25-Mar-2008 16:05
Can anybody offer any information with regard to VIN No. 914 143 0137 - Internal Factory No. 914/55 - has Motor No. 6400001 The car was purchased Direct from the Porsche Factory in September 1972 by John Rulon-Miller (Le Mans Driver) Mike UK

Paul Herbert		25-Mar-2008 15:15
Hi Nanci I know alot about this car, I have a replica based on it too. You can contact me: paul.herbert@meta-morphose.eu I think we used to know each other when I worked for Clay Dopke at Bavarian Motor werkes in Ohio?? (in which case my car is Jon's old green car) Cheers Paul

Scott Russell		18-Apr-2007 18:28
I have a 1/43 diecast model of Nurburgring #1 Porsche 914-6GT SN914.043.2541. The model details are very accurate compared to your photograph. I'm trying to develope more history on the car. Do you know the name of the driver/s.

914-6 GT		10-Aug-2006 05:23
Hello Mr. Gerhard and thank you for contacting me and posting in my 914-6 GT site. I’m almost embarrassed to say that I don’t have any photos of your 914-6 GT on my site and unfortunately, I have not seen any in the past… About your GT, I do have several individuals that have contacted me in the past expressing an interest in a GT factory built car. I would have to query my database and contact those individuals. If possible, could you email me some photos of #0233 so that I can take a look at your car? If by chance there is anything you need for the car, please let me know and I’ll see if I can be of help. By the way, if you do choose to email me some photos, I will NOT post them unless you specifically allow me to do so. I am looking forward to chatting with you about your car.

Gerhard Blendstrup		09-Aug-2006 21:12
Armando - I own a factory 914/6 GT (VIN 914 143 0233) which I'm contemplating selling. Drive train, body (signal orange) are in excellent conditions. Interior needs little work to make her shine. The car is in California, only driven very occasionally over the last 7 years, complete front restoration 5 years ago. I own the car for the last 20 years, previous owner was Erich Strenger, marketing and pr director for Porsche, founder of Christopherus adn designer of the Porsche crest and name plate. Do you know of any interested party? Regards Gerhard

914-6 GT		27-May-2006 19:21
Hello Carl! I recommend that you post your question/issue in the Pelican Parts Technical Forum for 914 cars, look herehttp://forums.pelicanparts.com/forumdisplay.php?s=&forumid=7 - There are numerous members that are very familiar with the 914-4 brakes that will offer you help. You may also try the 914Club, look herehttp://www.914club.com/ Hope this helps. ; )

carl		26-May-2006 04:35
I am tring to rebuild the brakes on my 1972 914/4 and I am having problems. The hat depth one the new front discs is to small. I think that someone who had it before me changed the brake system to a newer year. What is the difference or is there any. the caliper will not fit to the disc I order. I got a set of 1972 914/4.

914-6 GT		28-Sep-2004 04:57
Hello Nanci and thank you for visiting my GT site. As you probably already know, verifying information such as racing history, etc. can be very time consuming and frustrating to say the least. I am sorry to say that I don't have any information about the 914 you inquired about, however, I will make sure to update the site as new information is provided to me and becomes available. Keep in mind that I only post new data that can be verified. Thanks again!

Nanci		28-Sep-2004 00:31
I am looking for information on a 914-6 G Jagermiefter car raced in Europe. I have a car built to look like it. I race, autocross and concour the car. I need information on its history for the concours. I would appreciate any history or other site information you might be able to give me. I have not been sucessful at finding facts. I enjoyed your site and will tell others about it.If there was a way to attach a photo I would send you a picture of my car. Thank you, Nanci

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