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| JoeD |
 Jan 20 2017, 11:03 AM
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Curious - anyone ordered a Certificate of Authenticity lately?
I am finally getting around to doing so, but on the latest form from Porsche NA it states in bold letters: "For 1979 or older models, engine number must be provided in order to produce your Certificate of Authenticity". Further down the form it reiterates that engine number is mandatory for pre-1979 cars. I have a copy of the previous CoA request form (maybe a year old) and it does not ask for engine number. I know my car does not have the original engine. It was a 2.0 and I have documentation from the early 80s of a 1.7 transplant and the current engine number is confirms that it is an earlier 1.7 case ("W" engine). No idea how to find the original engine #, so curious if anyone has tried to get a CoA without knowing engine #...? |
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JoeD Ordering CoA? Jan 20 2017, 11:03 AM
Tom_T Joe,
Even back in 2009 when I got mine, they requ... Jan 20 2017, 11:20 AM
JoeD
Joe,
Even back in 2009 when I got mine, they req... Jan 20 2017, 12:37 PM rudedude got one for my 356 a couple years ago and they did... Jan 20 2017, 12:45 PM  |
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