For the last 3-3 months I have attempted to get a COA from PCNA and was told that they had to go back to Germany for the records.
After several phonecalls and being told that Germany is researching its' archives, I have now been told..... "As to the explantion as to why we may not be able to provide a COA for you vehicle it appears there may have been a loading error when the information was transferred from Hard Copy to electronic database and your VIN is not searchable. I am confirming with PCNA and PAG again whether or not they still have this VIN archived.".
Has anyone had this problem? Any suggestions? And no, I did not get the car from George and I would appreciate it if this thread does not turn into a George bashing. He and his staff have made my car possible and I only have thanks and praise for AA.
I have not heard of this problem before. I'd be interested to know your VIN # and the range that they have no information on.
Here is the information from the car:
Windshield Vin Tag and chassis stamping- 4762900360
DOT Label in left door jamb - missing
Karmann Tag - chassis # 3659018, Paint Code L97A
Tag on Right Front Bumper Support - 3659018
Engine - GA 006016
Trans - HA 110374
Chris advises that both engine and trans appear to have been purchased from a junkyard at the same time and were taken out of a '75 914. Without looking at my file, I believe that the engine case is a 1973 number, but I will check it when I get home.
The engine is a very late 73 & the transmission is late 1974.
Looks like a "computer error" somewhere......
It's been a few years since production of the car and probably a number of "archival medium" changes since then so errors can occur...
Looking at the music system, we have at least AM radio, mono and stereo FM, 8-track tape, cassette, CD, DVD, satellite radio. and MP3 players......
Looking at the medium changes, I would expect a few scanning errors...
No resolution over time? I'd post this issue in Excellence and get the Porsche community stirred up....
Nuttin like a little publicity to stir up an organization to get the data.... or admit to a hard drive crash.....
Ken
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