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> What are the correct numbers?
jagalyn
post Nov 15 2021, 09:00 AM
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914 World production chart says there were 16,639 1973 2.0 Liter cars built and only 5,597 1974 2.0 Liter cars built which would make the 1974 2.0 Liter cars more rare than the 1973 2.0 cars.

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However, if you look at serial numbers of 2.0 liter engines offered for 73 vs 74 you would see that there were 6765 for 1973 and 8256 for 1974 making the 1973 2.0 Liter cars slightly more rare.

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Source: BigPorsche.com

So, which is correct
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jrmdir
post Nov 15 2021, 01:41 PM
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There's a bit of apples and oranges going on here. The top chart is annual factory unit count, regardless of MY designation.

The bottom chart is by MY designation as shown on the VINs. E.g., many of the '74s in the lower chart were built in '73 and show up there in the top chart.

If we had monthly production numbers and knew which month Porsche cut over to the next MY we could figure it out. Maybe someone already has done this?

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post Nov 15 2021, 02:06 PM
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QUOTE(jrmdir @ Nov 15 2021, 11:41 AM) *
There's a bit of apples and oranges going on here. The top chart is annual factory unit count, regardless of MY designation.

The bottom chart is by MY designation as shown on the VINs. E.g., many of the '74s in the lower chart were built in '73 and show up there in the top chart.

If we had monthly production numbers and knew which month Porsche cut over to the next MY we could figure it out. Maybe someone already has done this?

^^^ this ...
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