Factory Options using VIN?
#2
There is an online VIN decoder here http://www.zen101632.zen.co.uk/pcgb/...indecoder.html
But it doesn't list options just what the VIN means, so in short I don't know
But it doesn't list options just what the VIN means, so in short I don't know
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#3
Presuming you have a newish Porsche, the options should be on a white sticker stuck on the front underside of the front hood, as well as a second one pasted in the Owner's Manual.
If you strike out on both counts, you can contact PCNA [don't have the address nearby] and order a "Certificate of Authenticy". They cost over $100.00 these days, I believe. Not worth it unless you are desperate of dearly want a fancy looking certificate. [It used to cost $35.00 but didn't look so fancy.]
Good luck
JR
If you strike out on both counts, you can contact PCNA [don't have the address nearby] and order a "Certificate of Authenticy". They cost over $100.00 these days, I believe. Not worth it unless you are desperate of dearly want a fancy looking certificate. [It used to cost $35.00 but didn't look so fancy.]
Good luck
JR
#4
or you can PM me your VIN# and for free
I'll email you back a nice print out from our Porsche's new PPN system. It will list all factory options, codes, and the MSRP pricing.
and now back to our regularly scheduled programming......(sorry it's late, i've had a few, hehe)
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and now back to our regularly scheduled programming......(sorry it's late, i've had a few, hehe)
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