as topic states.

thanks,

Lev

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Yes there is a way write to Porsche Cars in Alanta, or just call Porsche Design and for ten dollars they will research it for you and send you a nice frameable document you can frame you must have the Vin number (most of us know them by heart).

Good Luck Thanks for asking

The best way to get vehicle history used to be through the state DMV. Now with all the so called security BS you probably can't do a vehicle title history.

The Porsche Certificate of Authenticity is very expensive now at $100 IIRC.

Hi Barbara! (PK)

PCNA does not provide the "Where Sold" data, even tho they apparently have access to it...

Nor do they have any idea of how many previous "Abusers" in a car's history...

They will (sometimes, if they feel like it and the wind is blowing from the east!) provide a Certificate Of Authenticity, which will probably prove to be less than "Authentic' and printed on rather cheap stock, for about $100.00.

You can count on getting a VIN number, which is already under your windshield, and maybe some other, often inaccurate, info... after you wait about two months...

For 914-6 only, there is a guy who has been compiling seller data for decades from at least the Panorama and easy sources. I forget his name at the moment.

Larry Lee - has one fine database on the /6's.

Have you tried Carfax? at least to get a start? Maybe work your way backwards throught he previous owners...

How does one access his database?