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No that shows it is a 1985 car with a 1985 engine.
Only Porsche repair records (or certificate of authenticity) for this car could tell if it is the original engine serial number.
thanks Loren - appreciated. I just looked at the last four digits of the VIN and engine number and saw they were different so assumed that meant that it was not the original motor. Everywhere I read, it seems to stress how 'valuable' it is to have maching numbers
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wow - quick repsonse , many thanks ! Sorry, it was a 1985 911 Carrera. My research on the VIN shows it was imported from the states (i am in Australia), but it appears to be not the original motor - but I am a novice ! I understand from my research that the last four numbers of the VIN should match the last four of the engine number. The VIN is WP0AB0917FS121230 so it looks like the motor is from a very similar model, but not the original one. Would that be correct?
thanks again :huh:
Here is the information associated with the VIN you posted. Hope this helps you out.
DC
thank you DC - so this confirms that it is not the original engine - would that be correct? (sorry if its a dumb question !!)
regards
steve
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wow - quick repsonse , many thanks ! Sorry, it was a 1985 911 Carrera. My research on the VIN shows it was imported from the states (i am in Australia), but it appears to be not the original motor - but I am a novice ! I understand from my research that the last four numbers of the VIN should match the last four of the engine number. The VIN is WP0AB0917FS121230 so it looks like the motor is from a very similar model, but not the original one. Would that be correct?
thanks again :huh:
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Hi,
first post here - new to Porsche and the car I am looking at has the engine number 64F03028 Is anyone able to help me with identifying this please.
thank you !
factory CD-2...how to get the code
in 964 Series
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do a google search - there are quite a few companies offering this service. You need radio serial number and vehicle VIN code (any porsche vin code). Charges are anywhere from 15 to 45 depending on where you go.