alanbrase The 1974 non-S (normal) engine was basically the 2.7 version of the 1973 911T CIS engine. EVERYTHING was smaller: ... View more
davehg @dog_leg_first All good points. Brave and foolish can be said about Porsche in general (and 914s in particular) as it ... View more
davehg I own three 2.7 engines - a stock rebuilt 911s engine in my 74 911s, a twin plug 2,7 built to Euro RS specs with weber ... View more
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1974 Porsche 911 2.7L Engine and Transaxle
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Sold for $11k
Apr 30, 2022
$11k
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| Trait | Qty | Last Sale |
|---|---|---|
Year 1974 | 1 (2%) | $11,300 4/30/2022 |
Color No Data | 0 (0%) | No Data |
Transmission Manual | 57 (90%) | $9,150 11/17/2024 |
Mileage No Data | 62 (98%) | $9,150 11/17/2024 |
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alanbrase The 1974 non-S (normal) engine was basically the 2.7 version of the 1973 911T CIS engine. EVERYTHING was smaller: ... View more
davehg @dog_leg_first All good points. Brave and foolish can be said about Porsche in general (and 914s in particular) as it ... View more
davehg I own three 2.7 engines - a stock rebuilt 911s engine in my 74 911s, a twin plug 2,7 built to Euro RS specs with weber ... View more
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