Odd request I know but would appreciate it.

 

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score. thanks.

 

You know, I've always thought how easy it would be to fake this stuff. Especially for cars sold online where they were not inspected in person.

Not insinuating anything at all. Just we all put so much stock in these stickers that it would be easy to fake this stuff then plead ignorance.

Has anyone heard of this happening?

 

Colour copiers can do wonderous things.

 

first thing that popped in my mind when I saw this thread, not that I would ever do anything like that.... instantly add a few hundred dollars to the value of the car

 

well would it be so wrong to add "M030" if you converted the suspension over?

 

Not on the "factory sticker"

 

True, any add-ons need to be listed like
Fitted afterwards:
M030 M220 Mxxx

Even if they're done completely. If you ask from Porsche on the VIN about option codes , you'll get different result.

 

Hello,

Here is a picture of option label from my `86 944 2.5L N/A
This is EXTREMELY rare option on this model (it is more common on S/S2 or Turbo).



Also my car does not have rear seatbelts (maybe part of 030 opt?). Car was originaly regitered as 2 seater.

 

I have thought the same thing, but if you take the VIN# to your friendly Porsche dealer parts person they can enter the VIN into Porsches computer system and tell you what options the car came with.
BTW - I recommend donuts or lunch for the favor the parts guy is doing for you, never hurts to grease the wheel it rolls smoother that way and more appreciated.

 

Lol, all the option stickers are good for are telling you what originally came on the car. Chances of them having a lot of the desirable parts still on them 20 years later is not that great I am afraid. Maybe 5-10% of the cars we have picked up for spec conversions and others in general have still had things like the LSD or sport suspension still on it. All the others have been robbed at some point in their lives. And with that being said, you never know when you pick up a car that didn't come with LSD, and it has had one put in!

 

The newest version of PET does that, but I have found it is only about 80% correct (it usually leaves out some options that came on the car, and I have verified that on a couple of one owner cars). I haven't ever seen it leave out major items like 220 or 474, but the occasional cruise control, sport seats, etc have slipped through.

 

Sounds like you have an unusual car - the original owner must have intended the car for track use... possibly had a factory delete of the rear seat, special order? And someone later added a backseat? Usually, I've seen either leather or script seats, your back and front seat upholstery looks like it may have come from an earlier car?

 

When I run your VIN in PET, it also lists M429 (special model--Sebring), M431 (Leather Steering Wheel 4 Spoke), and M441 (Fader, antennae booster, 4 speakers)