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Old 03-25-2006, 01:08 AM
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Got it from American Muscle Car.
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Old 03-25-2006, 01:11 AM
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Here is what I think is rare pic these days. This the Celebration cars that I had. One of each color, together. Like I said before, I sold the black one last fall
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That interior is almost as cool as the Pasha 928 interior (black and white checkered pattern). Very nice.
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Old 03-25-2006, 08:29 AM
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Doesn't look like a bad condition car at all, just needs a paint job. Good luck.
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Old 03-25-2006, 12:36 PM
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Originally Posted by royalschwarz
I picked up an 88NA a few days ago to use as a parts car for my 86 but have come to find out it is a Celebration Edition in Satin Black Metallic. Not in great shape cosmetically but is in great condition mechanically. I'm trying to find as much info as possible about this special edition but am finding very little with the help of the search.

From what I have found is that 250 were delivered to the US in Satin Black Metallic and 250 in Zermatt Silver. They all have the funky plaid interior and split rear seats, turbo phonies and I guess a few of them were autos. A few members have them but how rare are they really? Mine is a 5 speed and I have some sort of velour seats that I have never seen before. I'm thinking they were recovered at some point since they are in good shape.

But yeah, any info would be greatly appreciated.
There is the remote possibility that I once owned this car. My 88 was a black celebration edition. It did not have cruise, not sure if any of the celebrations did. Then vin number ended with 55.
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I rechecked the option code for celebration series. It was option code 757. 100cars to west ger. 250 to US.and 73 ROW.Production date was 7/87 to 8/87. This was for the satin black cars. I got this info from "The original porsche,924/944/968" by Peter Morgan. A somewhat pricey book but very informative.Btw. the book also states interior was available in" black,studio." Studio is a combination of the 2 if you include the seat backs.
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Thats great 944fest. It would have took me a half hr to type that out! Technology, got a love it!
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Originally Posted by royalschwarz
This one ends in 0211. If they were all the first 88's to be produced, would that make this one 211 of whatever then? Interesting to find out how these were numbered if at all.

Camelot...what does your VIN end with on your car? And what other options did your car come with other than 757?
My last 4 digits were 0955, must not have any definite sequence.
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