1970 Porsche 914-6 - Mid Engine Flat 6 Driving Impressions (POV Binaural Audio)

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  @TedwardDrives · 3 years ago · pinned

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  @Ty4ons · 3 years ago

  Perfect era correct color for a 914.

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  @dalejones1977 · 3 years ago

  Really love your videos. &nbsp;Great sound, no annoying music. &nbsp;You only talk occasionally to say what needs to be said and otherwise allow the viewer to enjoy the ride. &nbsp;Thank you! &nbsp;:)

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  @Zsword92 · 3 years ago

  Driving slow cars fast is more fun than driving fast cars slow

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  @Katana2040 · 3 years ago

  The 2 liter flat six with Weber carbs is my favorite car/engine sound, ever. I grew up in a &apos;71 911 with a tuned 2.2. Absolutely gorgeous sounds!

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  @dougskinner9625 · 1 year ago

  Such a great video on how a real 914-6 really sounds. The sound is incredible. You don&apos;t care about the 0-60 on a car like this. Only Porsche guys would really understand.

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  @howardschaefer1445 · 3 years ago (edited)

  I bought a 914/4 in 1973 with the only option a AM radio. &nbsp;Owned it for 16 years and there wasn&apos;t a better car. &nbsp;After getting rid of the Michelin tires and adding front and rear sway bars the lift throttle handling changed from dangerous to a tool to adjust your position in a corner. &nbsp;I added aluminum wheels and Phoenix tires which were the hot tire of the day. &nbsp;Later in it&apos;s life I had the engine worked on with bigger barrels and changed the fuel injection to Webers with velocity stacks. &nbsp;Intake sound was amazing. &nbsp;One of the best parts though was I could work on the car unlike today. &nbsp;Later on I realized it was losing it&apos;s structure when I tried jacking up the left side and the car didn&apos;t move. &nbsp;It was so hard to watch someone else drive it away. &nbsp;I paid $4,500 for it and sold it for $5,500. Oh another plus was installing a short throw shifter.

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  @arthuryeates7467 · 1 year ago

  I restored a 914 years ago inside and out, but this model was restored to a different level. Great cars. Remember they weigh just a bit over 2,000 lbs. Lightness is everything.

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  @brq44 · 3 years ago

  Can’t not like an old flat 6

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  @stevekovacs6250 · 3 years ago

  They&apos;re all proper Porsches! One can also argue the 356 roots as well being the &quot;proper Porsche&quot;.

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  @BENTAYGA2 · 2 years ago (edited)

  That was like riding with my dad 40yrs ago<br>He got a 911 when I was in junior high school <br>Thanks, memories 🙏🏿

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  @craigkleber9316 · 2 years ago (edited)

  These backroads are beautiful and this car deserves to be in such a lovely setting. How much nicer than ugly endless freeways or strip mall hell.

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