Porsche Window Sticker
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Hello,
If you do not have a window sticker for the Porsche you own, is it possible to get a fairly accurate Certificate of Authenticity from Porsche Cars of NA? Thanks.
I am still trying to find out if the information provided to me by a seller is genuine.
If you do not have a window sticker for the Porsche you own, is it possible to get a fairly accurate Certificate of Authenticity from Porsche Cars of NA? Thanks.
I am still trying to find out if the information provided to me by a seller is genuine.
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The COA is seldom completely accurate , and will cost you over a hundred bucks to boot , the one I got years ago was really nice for my 944 . It had an embossed Porsche logo and i framed it . The COA for my 911 was a POS . looked like just a photocopy and looked like crap.
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COE seem to be hit and miss for options, Mine lists Partial leather when I know my car has FULL leather as listed in the option code and ..well obvious!
as well as other items missing.
as well as other items missing.
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It seems the farther we get on in years past when most of our cars were born, the sketchier the info is on the COE's. They used to be cheap and a no-brainer. Now, they get a pretty penny, and the info is questionable all too often.
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Even my 2006 stuff was not correctly IDed by Porsche on the COE. I had to essentially tell THEM what to put on it. Good luck on anything back a few years.